Trinity United Methodist Church

05/31/2026

Sunday Service 5/31/2026

05/24/2026

Sunday service 5/24/2026

05/17/2026

Sunday service 5/17/2026

05/10/2026

Sunday service 5/10/2026

05/07/2026

Did you know The Chaplain of the Coast Guard is part of our Trinity community? She is! Chaplain Bowden's family church is Trinity. She sent us this message and invitation to join her and the US Coast Guard for a virtual prayer breakfast.

"Hey Trinity Family! I’m hosting a National Day of Prayer Breakfast at Coast Guard Headquarters tomorrow. It will be recorded so you don’t have to get up so early. But, Hoping it is an uplifting event. Love you all!! Jen"

National Day of Prayer Breakfast at Coast Guard HQ.

05/03/2026

Sunday service 5/3/2026

05/01/2026

Looking for a personal touch? Check out this decorative plate made by our own Kelsey Mabry! Join us for the live auction to bid on this one-of-a-kind floral masterpiece. 🌿🍽️

Event Info: https://www.facebook.com/events/993140166472952?active_tab=about

04/30/2026

Be sure to check out all of the stained glass, made by our own Luke Hendrix!

We are so blessed to have such incredible talent within our congregation. These pieces truly bring a special light. ⛪️✨

Event Link: https://www.facebook.com/share/1GZDQQkAZN/

04/28/2026

🔨Auction Spotlight🔨

Own a piece of Trinity History!

In 2009, as part of Trinity's 50th Anniversary celebration, world-renowned artist Lewis Snyder created a limited number of commemorative ceramic crosses. Lewis is a long time and beloved part of the Trinity family, whose pieces we still use to this day.

The cross is mounted on another part of Trinity history. It is one of the few remaining pieces of oak trim from our Sanctuary, removed from the old piano well when the new one was purchased.

Be sure to mark your calendars and join us for the live auction portion. Event details can be found below:

https://www.facebook.com/events/993140166472952

04/28/2026

There was something different about the early church. 🕊️

They didn't just meet; they shared their lives. They were a community that leaned on one another, cared for one another, and made sure no one walked alone. It’s the original blueprint for what we strive to be today: a place where everyone belongs and no one is a stranger.