“Groceries bagged and laid out for picking.” That’s how it goes every Tuesday at Trinity Memorial Church. Here, on the corner of 22nd and Spruce, history intertwines with the present. Trinity Memorial Church is more than just bricks and mortar. It’s a living testament to community, compassion, and unwavering faith.
Trinity Memorial Church isn’t just a place to worship. It’s a hub where neighbors connect and support each other. Trinity Memorial Church offers morning prayer, centering prayer, and Sunday worship. You can join in person or online.
For 50 years, Trinity Playgroup has been nurturing young minds. Parents rave about it, calling it one of the city’s top preschools. It was created by Trinity Memorial Church parents for their own children.
But Trinity Memorial Church’s outreach extends far beyond its walls. Every Tuesday, volunteers gather to sort and bag groceries. These are given to regulars and newcomers alike. This food ministry is a lifeline for many in need.
The church also hosts various events. There are community forums and concerts. Trinity Memorial Church even offers space to non-profits at deeply discounted rates.
Trinity Memorial Church’s mission is clear. It actively works in the community. The goal is to satisfy both the physical and spiritual needs of its neighbors. Trinity Memorial Church seeks to reflect God’s love. They worship through word, prayer, song, and sacrament. All ages are welcome to deepen their faith through care and education.
Compassionate action defines Trinity Memorial Church. Volunteer programs aid the homeless, hungry, elderly, lonely, and mentally fragile. Trinity Memorial Church welcomes all, regardless of race, gender, or religion.
Trinity Memorial Church invites you to its Community Potluck. Invite your friends and your neighbors. It’s in collaboration with local associations and park friends. Bring a dish to share and enjoy the connection and conversation.
Trinity Memorial Church depends on members and neighbors. Rentals also help keep the buildings in good shape. These spaces are available for community forums to concerts. Trinity Memorial Church makes its space available for practical reasons.
Centering Prayer occurs every Thursday. It is a contemplative prayer discipline without words or images. Without words, we seek God in the deepest center of our consciousness. As Meister Eckhart said, nothing is as much like God as silence.
ECS Community Cook-Off supports St. Barnabas Mission. Volunteers help assemble hundreds of meals. These meals are then distributed through the feeding mission.
So, as you stand before Trinity Memorial Church, remember its story. It is a story of faith, community, and service. Trinity Memorial Church continues to be a beacon of hope. It serves neighbors near and far.