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Introduction to our new Church Pianist, Sue Newton

Introduction to our new Church Pianist, Sue Newton

by TBC Communications Director | Jul 14, 2026 | Churchwide, Trinity Times

Sue Newton’s lifelong journey with music began at age eight in Oxford, North Carolina, when she first sat down at the piano. By 14, she was already playing for a gospel quartet, choir, and worship services at Delrayno Baptist Church. Her passion for the keys led her...
A Church Takes Shape: The First Pastor, First Ordinances and First Steeple

A Church Takes Shape: The First Pastor, First Ordinances and First Steeple

by TBC Communications Director | Jul 13, 2026 | Churchwide

The first months of 1956 were filled with beginnings for the congregation on Six Forks Road. Worship had begun on January 8, when eighty-nine people gathered for the first Sunday School and Worship Service. Ten days later, on Wednesday evening, January 18, the...
The Power of a Stamp – by Joy Blashaw

The Power of a Stamp – by Joy Blashaw

by Dr. Randy McKinney | Jul 10, 2026 | Churchwide, Missions, Trinity Times

Did you know that there are more than 2.5 million men, women and youth currently incarcerated in the US? Often, these individuals are at their most vulnerable point, desperately needing the forgiveness and hope that only comes from the good news of Jesus Christ. Our...
Trinity’s First Sunday: 89 People and a $114 Offering

Trinity’s First Sunday: 89 People and a $114 Offering

by TBC Communications Director | Jul 6, 2026 | Churchwide

On Sunday, January 8, 1956, people gathered on Six Forks Road for the first Sunday School and Worship Service of the congregation that would become Trinity Baptist Church. Eighty-nine people attended. The service was conducted by Rev. Lee Pridgen, who had helped guide...
Before It Was Trinity: The Old Schoolhouse on Six Forks Road

Before It Was Trinity: The Old Schoolhouse on Six Forks Road

by TBC Communications Director | Jun 29, 2026 | Churchwide

Long before Trinity Baptist Church gathered for worship on Six Forks Road, the property already held a place in the life of the community. After difficulties arose in securing an earlier proposed building site, the Raleigh Baptist Association purchased property from...
Twenty People and a Vision: The First Meetings That Led to Trinity

Twenty People and a Vision: The First Meetings That Led to Trinity

by TBC Communications Director | Jun 22, 2026 | Churchwide

On Sunday afternoon, September 11, 1955, twenty people gathered in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Reid Hill on Bellevue Road. There was no Trinity Baptist Church building yet. There was no sanctuary, no church sign and no official congregation bearing the name Trinity....
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