Come join us on a Sunday where you can participate in the rhythms of liturgical worship (mixed in with lots of kids and families!). We sing songs ancient and new, listen to a 20-minute sermon, receive communion, and spend time together over coffee and donuts after the service. To get a taste of what we believe and why, we'd love to give you a free copy of the little book, Theology of the Ordinary.

Watch this 35-minute Scottish documentary film,

and take time to ask, "What is Jesus inviting me to do?"

and "What would it mean to live at the pace of being known?"

Sign up for the Tidings, our weekly email which keeps you in the loop. And then come to the next available Newcomers Dinner to meet others and share your story.

Newcomers at Trinity are invited to enter a 6-month season of Sabbath rest, where you practice being God's beloved child.
During this time, your only 'responsibility' is to ask questions, experience sacramental worship, and begin knowing others and being known. If you'd like a unique take on what rest looks like, read this excerpt from Henri Nouwen.

Join Pastor Matt on a guided tour of our church's neighborhood, and start to wonder about WHO you are in Christ and WHERE you live.
Ask him to take you after the service one day!

Also, feel free to book a time with one of our pastors to meet for coffee ask any questions you may have about Trinity.

There are all sorts of ways to experience church life at Trinity. At the basic level, we lean into a new sort of time, marked by the church calendar. You can join seasonal small groups (ex: Godspeed, Marriage, Book Studies, Parenting), participate in our feasts and special events throughout the year, and more!

After resting for 6 months, we invite you to join a ministry team that suits your gifts, personality and desires. Discern which of the 15 teams best suits you for this next season, and join us in being the hands, feet, and face of Jesus to each other and to our neighbors.

Baptism is the ancient rite of passage into restored communion with God in heaven and your local church family on earth. 

Confirmation is the ordaining of baptized people into the priesthood of all believers.

Starting soon, pilgrim plans are being made for possible trips to Central America, Rwanda or France to meet with, learn from, and serve alongside brothers & sisters in our global church family!