“Trinity Presbyterian Church, USA” – you may have heard the name. This plaque commemorates a congregation with rich roots in the Dallas area, dating back to 1882. The site predates the church. Originally, a chapel built by Mr. Bill Crawford stood here. This chapel, known as Bethel Community Chapel, saw many different congregations come and go, from Methodists and Baptists to, eventually, Presbyterians. Fast forward to the 1980s, and the Presbytery of Grace identified Highland Village as the ideal spot to establish a new church. They secured the land, and by September of 1986, Trinity Presbyterian Church was born, holding its inaugural service in the historic Bethel Chapel. You are standing where this church once stood, a testament to a lively faith community that spread its influence through the decades.
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