Dear Church is a four-week journey through Paul’s letter to the Philippians, a letter written to a beloved congregation navigating both challenges and opportunities. Filled with gratitude, encouragement, humility, and joy, Philippians invites us to discover what it means to live as faithful followers of Christ together. As we listen in on Paul’s words to the early church, we may find that this ancient letter still speaks directly to the church today—offering guidance, hope, and a vision for a life centered on Christ. 

Dear Church is a four-week journey through Paul’s letter to the Philippians, a letter written to a beloved congregation navigating both challenges and opportunities. Filled with gratitude, encouragement, humility, and joy, Philippians invites us to discover what it means to live as faithful followers of Christ together. As we listen in on Paul’s words to the early church, we may find that this ancient letter still speaks directly to the church today—offering guidance, hope, and a vision for a life centered on Christ. 

Dear Church is a four-week journey through Paul’s letter to the Philippians, a letter written to a beloved congregation navigating both challenges and opportunities. Filled with gratitude, encouragement, humility, and joy, Philippians invites us to discover what it means to live as faithful followers of Christ together. As we listen in on Paul’s words to the early church, we may find that this ancient letter still speaks directly to the church today—offering guidance, hope, and a vision for a life centered on Christ. 

Dear Church is a four-week journey through Paul’s letter to the Philippians, a letter written to a beloved congregation navigating both challenges and opportunities. Filled with gratitude, encouragement, humility, and joy, Philippians invites us to discover what it means to live as faithful followers of Christ together. As we listen in on Paul’s words to the early church, we may find that this ancient letter still speaks directly to the church today—offering guidance, hope, and a vision for a life centered on Christ. 

In every new season, God gathers people, forms community, and leads the church forward—not as individuals alone, but as people learning faith together.

In every new season, God gathers people, forms community, and leads the church forward—not as individuals alone, but as people learning faith together.

In every new season, God gathers people, forms community, and leads the church forward—not as individuals alone, but as people learning faith together.

In every new season, God gathers people, forms community, and leads the church forward—not as individuals alone, but as people learning faith together.

In Pastor Charlie’s inaugural sermon at Trinity, he reminds us that God's steadfast love and faithfulness remain constant through every season of life. Even in times of loss, transition, and uncertainty, God's mercies are new every morning, offering hope, grace, and the assurance that we never face the future alone.

What happens when we reach the limits of our own strength, wisdom, and control? In our next sermon series, The Ends of Me, we’ll explore how moments of exhaustion, uncertainty, and surrender can become sacred turning points. Drawing on themes from his newest book, Jesus Is Lord by Tom Berlin, this series invites us to move beyond self-reliance and rediscover the freedom, hope, and transformation that come when we truly let Christ be Lord. When we come to the end of what we can do ourselves, we will be ready to begin again—with Jesus leading the way. Copies of Jesus Is Lord are available at the Front Desk for purchase.

What happens when we reach the limits of our own strength, wisdom, and control? In our next sermon series, The Ends of Me, we’ll explore how moments of exhaustion, uncertainty, and surrender can become sacred turning points. Drawing on themes from his newest book, Jesus Is Lord by Tom Berlin, this series invites us to move beyond self-reliance and rediscover the freedom, hope, and transformation that come when we truly let Christ be Lord. When we come to the end of what we can do ourselves, we will be ready to begin again—with Jesus leading the way. Copies of Jesus Is Lord are available at the Front Desk for purchase.

What happens when we reach the limits of our own strength, wisdom, and control? In our next sermon series, The Ends of Me, we’ll explore how moments of exhaustion, uncertainty, and surrender can become sacred turning points. Drawing on themes from his newest book, Jesus Is Lord by Tom Berlin, this series invites us to move beyond self-reliance and rediscover the freedom, hope, and transformation that come when we truly let Christ be Lord. When we come to the end of what we can do ourselves, we will be ready to begin again—with Jesus leading the way. Copies of Jesus Is Lord are available at the Front Desk for purchase.

What happens when we reach the limits of our own strength, wisdom, and control? In our next sermon series, The Ends of Me, we’ll explore how moments of exhaustion, uncertainty, and surrender can become sacred turning points. Drawing on themes from his newest book, Jesus Is Lord by Tom Berlin, this series invites us to move beyond self-reliance and rediscover the freedom, hope, and transformation that come when we truly let Christ be Lord. When we come to the end of what we can do ourselves, we will be ready to begin again—with Jesus leading the way. Copies of Jesus Is Lord are available at the Front Desk for purchase.

What happens when we reach the limits of our own strength, wisdom, and control? In our next sermon series, The Ends of Me, we’ll explore how moments of exhaustion, uncertainty, and surrender can become sacred turning points. Drawing on themes from his newest book, Jesus Is Lord by Tom Berlin, this series invites us to move beyond self-reliance and rediscover the freedom, hope, and transformation that come when we truly let Christ be Lord. When we come to the end of what we can do ourselves, we will be ready to begin again—with Jesus leading the way. Copies of Jesus Is Lord are available at the Front Desk for purchase.

Jesus took one boy's small offering of bread and fish and multiplied it into more than enough for thousands, showing that God's grace is limitless. In his last sermon as Lead Pastor of Trinity UMC, Pastor Steve challenges us to offer our whole basket, not just part of it, to what God wants to do next.

Over the past sixty-seven years, Trinity has been shaped by a succession of faithful pastors and people who planted, watered, and tended the seeds of God's work in this community. God has been the one at work all along — growing something far beyond what any one person could accomplish alone.

Though her moment in the biblical narrative is short, the witness of Huldah the prophet sparked the reformation led by King Josiah. A woman prophetess being sought after as an authoritative spiritual leader in these times is not what we would expect. What might we learn and how might we change from the unexpected sources of truth in our times?

Join us for an engaging discussion on "Why It's a Great Time to Be United Methodist" featuring Rev. Steve Price, Rev. Marisa Gertz, and Rev. Dr. Mark Charles.

In addition to Pentecost Sunday, this Sunday is also Aldersgate Day. This commemorates John Wesley's transformative experience on May 24, 1738, when he felt his "heart strangely warmed" at a meeting in London, affirming his faith in Christ and marking a pivotal moment for the Methodist movement.

In this graduation Sunday message, Rebekah Saveland reflects on Ephesians 3 and offers prayers of blessing over Trinity’s graduating seniors as they step into a new season of life. Through stories of faith, community, and growing up together, this sermon reminds us all that we are deeply rooted in God’s love and strengthened by the people who walk alongside us.