From its humble beginnings in Verdun in 1927 Trinity Pentecostal Church has blossomed. It’s a testament to faith and community. Trinity Pentecostal started small. It grew steadily. The church relocated to LaSalle in 1970. Years later in October 2008 Trinity moved again. This time to its current location at 1050 Shevchenko Boulevard. This wasn’t just any building. It was a renovated Nautilus Gym. The transformation is remarkable. Now it stands as a vibrant center of worship.
Trinity Pentecostal is more than just a building. It’s a multicultural hub. Over 65 nations are represented within its congregation. This diversity strengthens the community. People come from all corners of the Greater Montreal Region. The church serves over 700 people. Trinity is known for its welcoming atmosphere. It actively seeks to improve its community. Service is paramount. The church helps those in need throughout the year.
Trinity Pentecostal is self-supporting. It’s affiliated with the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada. This is a large organization. It includes around 1100 churches and 240000 people. Trinity’s vision is expansive. It aims to continue reaching out to the Greater Montreal Region. The church offers various programs. There’s a community food distribution. Boys and girls sports and fun zones are available. There’s also a kids summer day camp and a kids fun fest. These initiatives show the church’s dedication. It’s a place of worship. It’s a community center. It’s a place of service and love.
Trinity Pentecostal continues to grow. It remains committed to its mission. This is a church that embraces diversity. It serves its community. Trinity’s story is a compelling one. It’s a testament to faith. It’s a story of growth and expansion. It’s a story of service and community. It’s a story worth sharing. Join us every Sunday at 9 am and 11 am for worship. Be a part of the Trinity Pentecostal story.