Ministries
Trinity Baptist Church values care and concern for one another within the church. We view each member as a part of a family of faith to be cherished and accepted as a brother or sister in Christ.
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At Trinity, we believe the heart of our church beats through ministry—where every member is embraced as part of our family of faith. Whether you’re exploring your spiritual gifts, seeking fellowship, or looking for ways to serve, you’ll find a place to belong here.
Our ministries span all life stages and interests: from Men’s and Women’s groups to Marriage, Senior Adults, Music, Recreation, Children’s, Youth, Discipleship, and Missions. Each one is thoughtfully designed to foster connection, spiritual growth, and meaningful community.
Scroll down to discover how you can get involved, connect with services and programs that resonate with your journey, and stay connected with The Trinity Times—our blog filled with updates, stories, and reflections from our pastors, staff, and leaders.
Men’s Ministry
Women’s Ministry
Marriage Ministry
Senor Adult Ministry
Music Ministry
Recreation Ministry
Children’s Ministry
Youth Ministry
Missions
Discipleship
The Trinity Times
At Trinity, we believe stories and reflections are a powerful way to see how God is at work among us. Below, you’ll find blog posts written by our pastors, staff, and ministry leaders. Each article connects to the life of this ministry, offering encouragement, updates, and opportunities to grow in faith. Take a few moments to read, reflect, and join the conversation of what God is doing in and through our church family.
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Last weekend, our kids experienced an unforgettable Fall Retreat built around the theme ENOUGH—God is enough, we are enough in Him, and He always provides enough. Through worship, games, and Bible study, children explored God’s presence, their identity in Him, and His daily provision. It was a weekend of laughter, growth, and faith that reminded us all to trust in the God who is always enough.
At Trinity, we love celebrating milestones of faith. This week, our 1st graders received their first full Bibles—a reminder that God’s Word is for children, families, and every one of us. May we surround them with prayer and encouragement as they grow in faith.
In a world often marked by grief, violence, and division, Scripture calls us back to what matters most: love. Not a weak or sentimental love, but the strong, humble, and sacrificial love that Jesus embodied. In 1 Corinthians 13, Paul reminds us that without love, even our greatest actions amount to nothing. As we navigate hard times, may we remember that the way of Jesus—the way of love—is still the strongest and most powerful path we can take.
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