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Simpson Shelter lunch service
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worship together
Sundays 9am · Wednesdays 6pm (kickoff Sept 16)
Happening at Trinity
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what's going on
Serve & belong
get involved
walk for water
Join us for a Walk for Water event, raising awareness and support for clean water access around the world.
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• travel-size shampoo, conditioner, soap
• egg cartons — thank you!
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plan your visit
Come as you are. Whether it's your first Sunday or your fiftieth, you'll find a warm welcome, room to breathe, and a community glad you're here.
Sunday Worship
9:00 am
Traditional & Contemporary
Kickoff Sunday Sept 13
Wednesday Worship
6:00 pm
Kickoff Sept 16
Come As You Are
All are welcome
Kids' programming & a friendly hello at the door
Gather At The Table
1st Wednesday Dinners
5-5:45pm
Begins Oct 7
Our mission
We welcome all to worship joyfully, grow in faith, and serve near and far.
Plan your week
events & calendar
From worship and youth nights to community meals and concerts — see everything happening at Trinity this month.
Gather at the table
dinners
Meals are another way we gather as the family of God. Around the table, we share conversation, laughter, and care for one another as Christ welcomes us in hospitality and community. Whether you're new or have been here for years, dinners at Trinity are a place to connect, belong, and be nourished together.
Come hungry, for good food and good fellowship.
First Wednesdays
Pizza dinner for all
5–5:45pm in the Fellowship Hall
Beginning Oct 7, 2026
$5 each, $20 max per family
November
Stewardship Meals
Brunch Sunday Nov 1, 10am
Dinner Wednesday Nov 4, 6pm
Brunch Sunday Nov 8, 10am
2027 Lenten Wednesday
Lenten dinner for all
Feb 17–Mar 17, 2027
5–6:15pm in the Fellowship Hall
6:30pm Holden Evening Prayer
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