We’re glad you’re here!
Whether you just moved to town, want to explore the Christian faith, or you want to continue to grow in your faith and follow Jesus with us, you are welcome here.
If you don’t know what to expect, church can be an intimidating place to visit. Don’t worry, you won’t be singled out. Our services last about an hour and 15 minutes which includes music and a message from the Bible.
We hope that through visiting with us you will experience the hope, love, and joy that comes from a community of people who love Jesus.
Come check us out on a Sunday; we’d love to meet you!
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Below are answers to some frequently asked questions about Trinity PCA. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to contact us.
Q: What do you believe?
We hold to the essential orthodox Christian beliefs as expressed in the Apostles’ Creed and the Nicene Creed. We are also a part of the reformed and presbyterian traditions, following the Westminster Confession of Faith and Catechisms. If you'd like, you can check out a more detailed description of our beliefs on our Statement of Doctrine page or explore our values on the About Us page
Q: What does PCA stand for?
PCA stands for Presbyterian Church in America, our denomination. The PCA is an evangelical denomination and is the 2nd largest Presbyterian denomination in the United States. The PCA is known for its work in world missions, church planting, college ministry and theological leadership in evangelicalism.
Q: What time is Trinity's Sunday service?
Our Sunday service begins at 11:00 a.m. We have Sunday School classes for all ages that run from 9:45 a.m. until 10:45 a.m, preceding the main service.
Q. How should I dress?
Simply put, dress how you feel most comfortable. There is no dress code for worship. Some wear suits, others wear shorts and jeans. All are welcome.
Q. Will I be singled out?
No. We will not ask visitors to stand and be recognized in any way.
Q. Will I be pressured to give money?
No. Giving is something for members and regular attendees of Trinity. It is for those who have chosen Trinity as their church family and have made Trinity’s mission their mission.
Q. What is the service like?
We sing both traditional hymns and contemporary worship choruses. We also approach God through responsive scripture readings and creeds from the history of the church. We try to stay in touch with the historic traditions of worship while bringing in the best of what God is doing in contemporary worship movements.
Q: Do you have a room for nursing mothers?
Nursing mothers are welcome to nurse wherever they feel most comfortable. We have rocking chairs in the nursery that could be used for this purpose.
Q: Do you have a nursery?
Yes, we do! For those parents who prefer to have their children up to age three in the
nursery, a loving and safe room is available. It is staffed by church members who love children and want to be there. They will care for your children during worship and Sunday School.
Q: Do you have small groups?
Yes, we do! We have small group bible studies that meet on Wednesdays. There is also a prayer group that meets on Tuesdays at the church building.
Q: How can I serve?
Thanks for asking! We are always looking for more volunteers to serve in a number of areas. You can find more information on volunteering in our weekly bulletin or on our Get Connected page.