Serve

Getting out of ourselves and into the world as the Body of Christ

Trinity is committed to providing opportunities for its members, both new and old, to follow Christ into the world of service and love. Each year, Trinity’s Mission and Service Ministry (MSM) committee plans and organizes ministerial opportunities for its members to contribute and support neighbors near and far by partnering with local and global agencies and projects.

Through these partnerships, often taking the form of local organizations which are brought to the attention of the Mission and Service Ministry by a member who is already involved in that organization, members can engage in service not just financially, but also with their time and energy.

Trinity’s mission outreach is shared by the whole church – children, youth, and adults. Here are some of the ways members can engage and support Trinity’s Mission and Service.  Please click on the heading to learn more.

Community Partnerships

  • Arlington Food Assistance Center (AFAC)
  • Mount Olivet Community Assistance
  • New Hope Housing
  • Rebuilding Together
  • So Others Might Eat (S.O.M.E.)

Global Partnerships

  • Mission Trips
  • Missionary Support
  • Hope Rising – Kids, Strong Emotions
  • Tent of Nations

Tithes and Offerings

  • Centsability offering
  • Christmas Joy Offering
  • Members in Need Fund
  • One Great Hour of Sharing
  • Pentecost Offering
  • Peace and Global Witness Offering

Member Education

  • Educational forums on issues such as immigration, interfaith understanding, and the Middle East conflict.
  • Bread for the World – offering of letters on hunger issues and with other local advocacy agencies.  

Other Opportunities

  • Congregational coffeehouse fundraisers bring everyone together to enjoy good music and also support the church’s mission trips and scholarships.
  • Vacation Bible School
  • Direct financial support to many local, national and international organization meeting basic needs and working for change
  • Trinity’s Mission emphases are publicized in the congregation through a weekly “moment for mission” in worship.