Another 25 Years

In the November 5th edition of the News-Sun, there was a flashback report that shared that 25 years ago Trinity Church began tearing down the old community center after the building of our new offices and classrooms. This means that our Gathering Hall and “new” side of the building turns 25 this year. Trinity truly has been blessed by the forethought of the leaders who built this new building. They were thinking about how the needs of our church and the community would change over the years. With this in mind, the leadership team and a small steering team are looking into ways that we can make repairs and improvements in the Gathering Hall and offices so that this great work that began 25 years ago can continue to meet the needs of ministry for another 25 years. With the holidays arriving quickly some of the smaller changes will come quickly but the larger changes will come at the first of the year. We encourage you to be on the lookout for information on how you can help with this process when we have more detailed information to share. 


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