Currently Happening at Church of the Trinity MCC
Current Worship Series
It can be easy to think the attacks LGBTQ people and other marginalized communities face in today’s legislation have little connection to the stories of scripture, but the Bible tells countless stories of people resisting oppression, surviving injustice, and seeking liberation. We will discover how these stories bring hope for a better future for all marginalized.
JUSTICE IS OUR THEOLOGY
Are you hoping to make a difference in a different way? MCC has always been committed to making a difference in matters of justice. We are a church that marches, protests, prays, and shows up. We are here for the hurt, the healing, and the holy.
Pride INterfaith Service
Sunday, June 7 at 3 PM — Our inaugural Pride Interfaith Service is an expansive gathering that brings together people of diverse traditions to celebrate and affirm LGBTQ+ identities. In this service we seek to honor the sacred worth of every individual while fostering unity, compassion, and understanding across faiths.
Kids Moments in Worship
Your child will experience a fun and meaningful time that connects them with God’s love, fosters curiosity, and encourages questions in an inclusive environment. We’re committed to creating a space where all children, regardless of background or identity, can grow in faith, feel valued, and know they truly belong.
Food for our Neighbors
In the wake of political persecution, families in our area need assistance with food. Many are afraid to leave their homes for fear law enforcement, and many are without a job to purchase groceries. We are collecting non-perishable food donations at the church as well as monetary donations to purchase perishable items. Together, we can make sure no family goes hungry.
WEddings & Events
Your love deserves to be celebrated fully and freely. Our sanctuary and grounds are open to all couples — queer and straight alike. We will work with you to celebrate your authentic love story in a way that works for YOU. See more about our venues below.
“I felt a huge part of myself was being healed. I left the service feeling hopeful of my future and knowing that God has my back always.”