Join us for an insightful exploration of Scripture and God's creation, led by Pastor Emeritus Craig Clapper at Potato Creek State Park. Light snacks provided.. Tap the button below to sign up.

We can’t predict the future, but we can plan for it. Financial Planning Ministry (FPM) takes the mystery out of estate planning, guiding you and your family through a straightforward process allowing you to design a legacy plan that protects and blesses your family while honoring God.

Whether you have a will or trust in place or not, we invite you to take a fresh look at the facts and let us help you address your planning priorities and challenges.

After attending the seminar, you will have the opportunity to schedule a follow-up appointment— then to request that FPM prepare or update your own estate plan at no out-of-pocket cost. Don’t miss this fantastic opportunity!

For more information about Financial Planning Ministry, visit their website at  www.fpm.org.

P.S. You may be a parent with a young family-- have you planned for the guardianship of your children if you were no longer there for them? Or you may have a loved one with a disability-- come and learn how a Special Needs Trust can provide resources for your family member’s needs over their lifetime. This seminar is for adults at all stages of life!

Students (7th-12th Grades) are invited to join us to serve at Cultivate Food Rescue.

Students (7th-12th grade) are encouraged to throw on their favorite flannel and join us for a night of lumberjack-style fun and good pancakes. This will be the ultimate fall-flavored competition, so invite a friend to join us!

Join us on Thursday mornings (October 9 - 30) from 6:30 - 7:30 am in Fellowship Hall as Pastor Craig Clapper shares lessons from the life of Jephthah. 

Are you in?

Raising teenagers is a tough job, but it’s a challenge that you don’t have to face alone. Parents with kids in 5th through 12th grades are invited to join us for dinner, fellowship, and a time to hear from Pastor Josh and Amanda as they answer your tough questions about parenting teenagers.

Q: Will there be food?
A: Yes! We're providing a catered dinner for all attendees. Come hungry and ready to enjoy a meal with other parents.

Q: What's the cost for the event?
A: This event is completely free, including the meal. We want to remove any barriers that might prevent parents from attending this important evening.

Q: How long will the event last?
A: The event runs from 6:00-8:00 PM. We'll start with dinner and fellowship, followed by our Q&A time with Josh and Amanda. We'll wrap up in time for you to pick up your kids from Club56 and/or youth group.

Q: Is there childcare?
A: Yes! We're offering free childcare and a meal for kids (birth - 4th grade). Please register your children when you sign up so we can plan accordingly.

Q: What about my 5th-12th grader?
A: Club56 (5th-6th) and youth group (7th-12th) will meet during this event, so we've got something for the whole family. We designed it this way to remove as many barriers as possible to have you with us. Note - a meal will be provided for all of these kids and students as well.

Q: Can I submit questions anonymously?
A: Absolutely! Once you register, you'll receive a link to submit questions anonymously through our online form.

Q: What if my spouse can't make it - should I still come?
A: Absolutely! While it's great when both parents can attend, we know schedules can be complicated. You'll still benefit greatly from coming on your own.

Join other Trinity Men as we partner with Hope Ministries on October 16th. Serve our community through various roles: meal prep (4:00 PM), meal service (5:45 PM), cleanup (6:45 PM), or the cornhole tournament (7:30 - 9:00 PM). Choose one role or stay for multiple parts of the evening.

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Grieving the death of a spouse? Or do you know someone who is?

Your life has changed forever. The daily emotions and challenges can seem too hard to bear. Find help at a Loss of a Spouse seminar.

This special, 2-hour seminar features video interviews with counselors, grief experts, and others who have navigated life after losing a spouse and who offer practical suggestions and reassurance. They share honestly about:

• What to expect in the days and months after the loss

• The surprising emotional, physical, and spiritual effects of grief

• Challenges surviving spouses face and how to cope (e.g., loneliness, new household responsibilities, changes in relationships, what to do with your spouse’s belongings)

• Why it won’t always hurt this much

About the event

The Loss of a Spouse event will be held on Saturday, October 25, 9:00 a.m. at Trinity Church. There is no cost to attend. Everyone who attends receives a booklet with over 30 short readings on how to live with grief and eventually rebuild your life.

Please join us for this encouraging seminar.

Students (7th-12th grade) are encouraged to throw on their favorite costume and come for a fun night of games and food! The top costumes will win a prize, so bring a friend along!

Are you a single adult looking for Gospel-centered community? Then plan to join us for the launch of our new Trinity Singles ministry, hosted at Pastor Joshua and Amanda’s home.

Why You Should Come

·      You will get to enjoy fellowship with other single adults in the Trinity family.

·      We will share a meal and some tasty dessert!

·      You will hear the story of God at work that led to the creation of this new group

·      We will share more about the plans for this group in the future

We hope to see you there!

Are you longing for a deeper prayer life but feeling stuck or uncertain where to begin?

Join us on Saturday, November 1st, from 9:00-11:30am at Trinity for Cultivating a Life of Prayer. This gathering offers practical guidance and heartfelt encouragement to help you develop a more meaningful conversation with God. During our time together—featuring guided reflection, authentic fellowship, and a delicious brunch—you'll discover that prayer isn't about perfection, but connection. You'll leave feeling refreshed, confident, and equipped with simple strategies to make prayer a natural part of your daily life.

This event is open to all women, regardless of where you are on your faith journey.

Can you make it?

You’re invited to join other Trinity men on Saturday, November 8th for Breakfast with Brothers featuring Jeremiah Clapper. Jeremiah will challenge us with the question, 'Is God good and can I trust Him with my life?' So, join us for a great meal, fellowship, and teaching.

Will you join us for breakfast?

Help and hope as you navigate the holiday season

Wondering how you will survive the weeks surrounding Thanksgiving and Christmas? Are you dreading these holidays, knowing that everything has changed and that happy memories from past years can’t be recreated?

Our Surviving the Holidays seminar is especially for people who are grieving a loved one’s death. You’ll hear:

• How to deal with the many emotions you’ll face during the holidays

• What to do about traditions and other coming changes

• Helpful tips for dealing with social events

• How to discover hope for your future

About the event

A Surviving the Holidays event lasts for about two hours. You’ll be welcomed by warm, caring people who understand what you are going through and who want to help. During the seminar, you will:

1. Watch a 35-minute video, filled with practical holiday survival tips and the real-life stories of people who have navigated the season after their loved one’s death.

2. Hear other seminar attendees share how they are dealing with the holidays.

3. Have the opportunity to share how grief is affecting you. (no pressure—this is optional.)

4. Receive a personal copy of the GriefShare Holiday Survival Guide.

Tap the button below to register and join us for this encouraging seminar.

Students (7th-12th grade) are encouraged to come ready to play some Turkey Games! Come get into a thankful spirit while eating good food and competing in games that, yes, involve a turkey.

Students (7th-12th grade) are encouraged to come dressed in their Christmas outfits as we celebrate Jesus’ birth while playing some Christmas-inspired games and eating good food!

It hurts to lose someone, but you aren’t alone.

GriefShare offers help and encouragement after the death of a spouse, child, family member, or friend. There can be hope and healing after the death of a loved one.

These sessions provide a friendly, caring place with people who will walk alongside you through one of life’s most difficult experiences. Over 13 weeks, important and helpful topics will be addressed. If you could use help with any of the topics below, GriefShare is for you.

• Your Grief Journey

• Sadness & Loneliness

• Fear & Anxiety

• Anger

• Regrets

• Grief & Your Relationships

• Questions for God

• Hope & Resilience

Here is how GriefShare has helped others:

"A safety net when my world was literally falling apart."

"The permission I needed to let grief happen."

"I saw my grief so much more clearly."

"It helped me learn how to process my loss.”

"I was able to see I was not alone."

Come and find comfort and support at GriefShare.

Fridays (10-11:30 am) Beginning January 23rd

You can join this 13-week seminar/support group at any time. Each session is "self-contained," so you do not have to attend sequentially. The cost for all 13 sessions is $20, which covers the cost of the workbook. Scholarships are available.

GriefShare is nondenominational and open to people of all faiths, as well as those who do not practice a faith. Everyone is welcome.

Please join us for this encouraging seminar.