- Our Sunday services are for people at all stages on their spiritual journey, for fully devoted followers of Jesus Christ as well as those still checking things out. In our services you can come as you are. There is no need to get dressed up. During our gatherings people are free to fully engage in all that we do or simply sit back and observe what is happening. You will never be pressured to do something you don't want to do. You can come with your family. We believe that teenagers are at an age where they can understand and engage along with the adults in the service. Children have their own age appropriate classes. At Trinity, we warmly welcome trained and certified service dogs. We respectfully ask that service dogs be appropriately identified with a vest. We kindly ask that pets and emotional support animals be kept at home.
- At Trinity, church happens around tables. When you arrive, you will see that the main auditorium is not set up with rows of chairs. Instead, you will see many tables of eight. You are free to choose any table you like. We do table church to create community, foster friendship, and make church more interactive.
- There is a lot of music in our celebration services. We use this time to focus our attention on the One we have gathered to celebrate. During this time it is appropriate to stand, kneel, lift your hands, dance, wave banners, or sit quietly if you wish. The songs we sing are our prayers of thanks, devotion, and awe. They express our need and dependence on God.
- We learn from the Bible during our Sunday gatherings. We see the Scriptures as the authoritative source for determining what we believe and how we behave. The Bible tells us who God is, what He thinks of us, and how we fit in to His purpose for our lives. It is filled with timeless truth and wisdom that is still very relevant today. Our sermons combine teaching from the front as well as discussions around the tables. We like to make church more interactive.
- There is also time in our gatherings where some members of our church family pray prayers, share stories of how God has interacted with them during the week, share encouraging prophetic words, and pray for one another. You might even hear some people singing or praying "in tongues." The gift of tongues, as described in the Bible, is a special prayer and praise language that God often gives to His people.
- After the Sunday morning service it is not uncommon for families and individuals to continue hanging out together by going out to lunch. These friendships are also deepened at a variety of Life Groups scheduled throughout the week.
- Once one feels like Trinity is their church family, in addition to plugging into a life group, we encourage all members to volunteer their time on a ministry team. We are a church made up of teams and groups. Our desire is for everyone who calls Trinity "home" to volunteer on a ministry team and participate in a Life Group. We have found that it is in serving in ministry that we experience our greatest growth and transformation.