Trinity Community Church - Cedar Park

07/13/2026

Our church family participated in Agape Women's Clinic's Fill a Bottle Campaign, collecting spare change, cash, and checks to support women and families facing unexpected pregnancies. These donations help provide free pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, parenting classes, practical resources, and compassionate care to families in our community. We are grateful to partner with ministries like Agape Women's Clinic as they serve our neighbors with the love of Christ.

07/04/2026

As Americans, what do we do heading into our 250th birthday?

First, we should pray for our nation’s repentance, for God’s mercy, and for the gospel to spread like wildfire in our land.

Second, we should give thanks and celebrate.

This weekend, we hope you take some time to thank God for His kindness to us as a nation, and that you have some fun celebrating it.

No, America isn’t perfect. But at its best, it’s truly special. And good or bad, “special” or not, it’s where God has placed us at this time, for His own good purposes.

Let’s steward our time and our opportunities well.

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06/21/2026

This Father’s Day, we celebrated the dads, grandfathers, and father figures in our church family.

We are grateful for the foundations they have built for their families and for the ways they faithfully love, lead, and serve those the Lord has entrusted to them.

Happy Father’s Day from Trinity Community Church! 💚

05/25/2026

Today we remember and honor those who gave their lives in service to our country.

Their sacrifice points us to the greatest love of all: Jesus Christ, who laid down His life for us.

"Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends." John 15:13

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05/10/2026

On this Mother's Day, the men of our church handed out roses to celebrate the incredible moms, grandmothers, and mother figures in our church family. 🌹

We thank the Lord for the women He has placed in our lives and for the love, strength, wisdom, and faithfulness He shows through them every day.

Happy Mother’s Day from Trinity Community Church!

05/04/2026

The weather was perfect, the fellowship was beautiful, and the mudbugs were delicious! Thanks to everyone who came out to our 9th annual crawfish boil!

04/27/2026

We thank God for the life of Mitch Friedman, founding pastor of The Journey Bible Fellowship in Leander.

Following his retirement from that post, he taught and encouraged people of all ages throughout our area through various other avenues of ministry.

He spent his life showing and proclaiming that Jesus is better.

May the Lord bless his bride, Sheri, their children, grandchildren, friends and all those who will feel his loss so deeply.

Dear Journey Family,

With a heavy heart I share with you that our brother in Christ, the founding Lead Pastor of the Journey, Mitch Friedman, passed away early this morning at 4:35 AM. He was 69. His wife, Sheri, was at his side.

Mitch was diagnosed with Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma in November and immediately began a valiant battle against it. In February, it appeared that the cancer was gone. We celebrated. Soon after, the cancer was discovered in his spinal fluid. From there, it became clear the Lord was taking him home.

Mitch was the lead pastor of the Journey from its founding in 2003 until 2021. Many of you grew profoundly in Christ under his preaching, vision, and pastoral leadership. Mitch was fiercely dedicated to the truth of the word. He was courageous, joyful, and optimistic with whatever came his way. One of his favorite phrases in recent years was, “It’s a great time to be alive!” Even when our culture and world seemed darkest, Mitch saw opportunity to SHINE. And shine he did.

For those newer to the Journey who didn’t know Mitch: we stand on his shoulders in many ways. The Journey simply wouldn’t exist without God’s work in Mitch. God’s word was Mitch’s foundation, and thus it is the Journey’s foundation. We will keep it that way moving forward. I am deeply grateful for the legacy he passed on to me and the opportunities we have today due in large part to his faithfulness.

We will share service details with you as soon as we have them. This Sunday, we’ll have church. We’ll worship the Lord, pray, preach the word, and we’ll spend some time to grieve and to honor Mitch as well.

Many of Mitch’s sermons are on our Journey website under “Resources.” You may enjoy listening to one today to remember him.

As we saw in Philippians 1, “To live is Christ, and to die is gain.” Mitch gained today! He met his Savior! We grieve, but with hope. The Lord knew today was the day for Mitch to go home. Our day will come soon too. Pray for Sheri, their adult children, and grandchildren.

It’s a great time to be alive, brothers and sisters, so in honor of Mitch, go out and make today count.

Grace and Peace,
Curt