Being a church that has focused on missions over its 70 years, Trinity and other neighboring churches had a vision of coming together to serve our community. Out of that vision and discussion came the formation of North Raleigh Ministries. Originally, NRM distributed...
Trinity members recently went to serve in Hendersonville with members from Christ Covenant Church
Randy McKinney reflects on familiar Thanksgiving traditions—from favorite foods and the Macy’s Parade to family activities and expressions of gratitude. He then shares one of Trinity’s own Thanksgiving traditions: serving in McCreary County, Kentucky, through Crossroads Community Baptist Church, The Light Community, and The Lord’s Café.
A Trinity construction team served in The Light Community November 17–22, reconnecting with the first resident of “The Trinity House,” a tiny home largely built and sponsored by Trinity teams. A ministry team served November 18–23 at the 15th annual Community Thanksgiving meal, where those who came—whether dining in or taking meals out—heard the good news of Jesus Christ and were prayed for.
He invites the congregation to read the Kentucky Today article at the link below and consider making mission work in Kentucky part of their own Thanksgiving tradition next year.
Trinity Baptist Church packed 600 Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes at our first annual Packing Party—nearly double last year’s total. Over 125 volunteers filled boxes for children around the world, and as a local drop-off center, our church will help collect an additional 3,000 boxes from the community.
A simple word of encouragement—“make good choices today”—sparked real change for one young man at Grace at the Greenlight. On TBC’s New Orleans mission trip, seeds of hope reminded us that lasting transformation is possible through Christ.
Quilt squares and crocheted crosses, crafted with prayer, became tangible reminders of God’s presence during TBC’s New Orleans mission trip. From the unhoused to women in recovery, each gift carried the promise that Christ never leaves nor forsakes us.
During TBC’s mission trip to New Orleans, volunteers served breakfast to the unhoused—both inside and outside. Among brokenness and shame, God’s grace still reached the outcast, reminding us that what is impossible with man is possible with God.
Read Pam Sambola’s reflection on the Kentucky Mission Trip. Discover how serving diverse groups, building relationships, and experiencing God’s love made this year the most meaningful yet.
Our Kentucky Construction Team is hard at work in the Light Community — installing wiring, finishing plumbing, and preparing homes for families. But the real story goes beyond sawdust and blueprints. Along the way, God is building relationships, opening doors for ministry, and reminding us that this mission is about more than houses, it’s about hope.
Ministry Report: Stories of Prayer, Salvation, and New Beginnings What an incredible season of ministry! God is moving powerfully through our teams, our partners, and the people we meet each week. From answered prayers to transformed lives, we are witnessing the...
What happens when fourteen volunteers, cooler-than-usual August weather, and the love of Christ come together on a build site? Something holy.
What follows is a reflection on the mission experience at Truett Camp and Conference Center June 28-July 4 where a team from Trinity was responsible for meal preparation, serving, and clean-up for youth camp. The week of June 29th, a team went to Truett Camp in...