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What to Expect at Trinity

  • People praying or reading during a church service inside a church with stained glass windows.

    Worship in the Sanctuary

    When you join us for worship at Trinity’s Sanctuary, you can expect a warm welcome and a traditional Christ-centered service rooted in the Methodist tradition. Our worship blends scripture, prayer, preaching, and music to help us grow together in faith. Services typically include hymns accompanied by the organ and choir, scripture readings, a sermon, and a time of prayer. Whether you’ve grown up in church or are attending for the first time, you’ll find a meaningful, reverent, and welcoming worship experience.

  • A man and woman at Bible study, looking at a Bible together.

    Sunday Morning Groups

    Sunday mornings at Trinity offer opportunities for people of all ages to grow in faith and community. Groups gather at 9:15 a.m. for Bible study, discussion, and fellowship before worship. We offer classes for children and adults—ranging from traditional Sunday school to conversational study groups. Whether you’re new to faith, looking to connect with others, or seeking to deepen your discipleship, there’s a place for you.

  • Colorful stained glass window depicting Jesus Christ, with a halo, in a mosaic style.

    Holy Communion

    At Trinity, we celebrate Holy Communion on the first Sunday of each month as part of our worship service. In the United Methodist tradition, Communion is open to all—you do not need to be a member to participate. We typically receive Communion by intinction, where you’ll be given a piece of bread to dip into the cup. A gluten-free option is available at each service so that everyone may fully participate in this means of grace. All communion options are alcohol-free. 

What do we mean by traditional worship?

Interior of a church with a large illuminated cross hanging from the ceiling, wooden beams, hanging lantern-style lights, and a brick wall in the background.

At Trinity United Methodist Church, “traditional worship” means gathering in reverence and joy to glorify God through the rich heritage of the Christian faith. Our worship includes Scripture, prayer, and preaching centered on God’s Word, with hymns led by choir and organ. We follow the rhythm of the Christian year—Advent, Christmas, Lent, Easter, and Pentecost—celebrating God’s grace in every season. Traditional doesn’t mean old-fashioned; it means rooted: grounded in timeless truths, formed by faith, and open to the Spirit moving among us today.

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Visiting Trinity FAQs

Visiting a new church can feel like a big step, and we want to make it easy. At Trinity United Methodist Church, you’ll find a warm, welcoming community where you can grow in faith, build meaningful relationships, and encounter God’s grace. Whether you’re new to the area, exploring faith, or looking for a place to belong, we’d love for you to join us. Below you’ll find answers to some of the most common questions visitors ask as they plan their first Sunday with us.

  • You’ll find a welcoming church family, meaningful worship, opportunities to grow in faith, and a place to serve and belong.

  • Sunday morning groups meet at 9:15 a.m., and worship begins at 10:30 a.m. in the Sanctuary.

  • Ample parking is available near the main Sanctuary entrance, including guest parking and accessible parking spaces.

  • You’ll see everything from jeans to traditional Sunday attire. Come as you are—what matters most is that you feel welcome.

  • Yes! Nursery care is provided,  and children are always welcome to participate in worship.

  • Our worship is traditional and Christ-centered, featuring hymns, choir, scripture, prayer, and preaching. Communion is celebrated on the first Sunday each month, with a gluten-free option available.