Spiritual Formation

Spiritual Practices

Trinity Church seeks to experience the joy and peace of union with Jesus Christ. We trust that as we follow Him, we will become more like Him. Though God can use many means to form us into His likeness, Trinity is committed to certain spiritual practices as the “means of grace” we pursue together as a church. You do not need to begin all the practices at once. Start by choosing one or two that are new to you and letting these be your focus. Or come meet with one of our staff to discuss which practices might help you in this season of life. Let us help you get started as an individual or a household.

Common Worship
More information on common worship here.

Daily Prayer and Bible Reading
We bring each day’s joys and worries to our God who cares for us. We read through all of God’s Word together, asking God to use His Word to transform us and help us grow. To sign up for a daily email providing for Morning Prayer or Evening/Family Prayer and the daily Bible readings, email resources@trinitycville.org.

Giving
We train our hearts by giving of our money for the support of the church and its many ministries. We invite you to give regularly, generously, and joyfully each week as a part of our worship, whether you during the service or online here.

Service
We serve others to grow as disciples of Christ. Our service grows God’s kingdom work in the world and relieves people from hardship and suffering. Trinity Church is committed to serving in whatever ways we see our neighbors in need. Ask God to open your eyes to the needs of those near you or contact our Mercy Ministry.

Education
We learn together and wrestle with all that the Bible's message means for our everyday lives. People of all ages have opportunities to learn during our Sunday morning education hour.
Adult Classes
Children's Sunday School (Pre-S–grade 5)
Children's Worship
Student Ministry (grades 6–12)

Community Groups
We meet regularly with others, becoming friends who help each other to live as disciples of Jesus Christ. Go to this page for more information.

Confession and Spiritual Mentoring
We speak to someone privately about our failures and our frustrations.