Community is not just about programs—it is about people.
We share worship, meals, conversation, laughter, grief, questions, and ordinary life. Through it all, relationships grow and we learn how to care for one another.
We try to show up for one another in both joyful and difficult seasons.
Care may take the form of:
• Preparing or delivering meals
• Sending cards and checking in
• Knitting or crocheting prayer shawls
• Praying with and for one another
• Offering funeral hospitality
• Walking alongside someone through illness, grief, or transition
Care does not always require a large commitment. Often, it begins by noticing someone and letting them know they are not alone.
Some of the most important moments in community happen around tables or in ordinary conversation.
We gather for meals, fellowship after worship, seasonal events, service projects, conversations, and opportunities simply to enjoy being together.
You are welcome whether you have been here for years or are just beginning to find your way into the community.
Worship is shaped by many people sharing their gifts.
Opportunities include:
• Singing with the choir or sharing other musical gifts
• Serving as an assisting minister or reader
• Helping as an usher or greeter
• Preparing the worship space with the Altar Guild
• Serving as an acolyte or crucifer
• Helping with technology and livestreaming
Some roles happen in front of the congregation. Many happen quietly behind the scenes. All of them help create a welcoming worship experience.
There are many ways to support the life of Holy Trinity beyond Sunday worship.
People help care for our building and grounds, prepare for events, communicate with the congregation, serve in leadership, support our ministries, and respond when unexpected needs arise.
You do not need to fit into a particular role. We want to help you find a place where your gifts, interests, and available time can make a difference.
Whether you love to cook, listen, organize, build, sing, learn, or show up quietly when it matters—your gifts are welcome here.
You do not need to be a church member or have everything figured out. Just bring yourself.