About Us

Trinity Community Church is People

Committed to Christ as our Savior and Lord, we turn to the Bible for guidance and direction in all areas of life. We seek to obey His commandments, honor Him in our daily living, and use our strengths and gifts to glorify God.

Concerned for our community and world, we proclaim the Gospel of Salvation as the only solution to human needs. We seek to fulfill the Great Commission of Jesus Christ.

Caring for one another, we fellowship as a body of believers and offer support to each other in prayer. We show the love of Christ in small and large groups, and informal activities draw us closer together by developing true Christian friendships.

Mission Statement

Trinity Community Church's
Mission is to make disciples by

• Bringing people to a relationship with Jesus Christ and His family
• Teaching them to be more like Jesus
• Equipping them for ministry through loving service to others
• Sending them into our world to share the gospel ...so that God is glorified.  

Vision Statement

“With Christ’s help, we will glorify God by using our gifts to be a community focused, caring, growing Church open to all people.”

What We Believe

Very often a visitor to Trinity Community Church will ask,
" What do you believe?"
"What is your doctrinal position?"
Our response would include these key areas.

1. Both Old and New Testament are the inspired Word of God (II Tim. 3:16)
2. Without error in the original writings
3. The complete revelation of His will for the salvation of men (Rev. 22:18-19)
4. The Divine and final authority for what we should believe and how we should live
5. The primary vehicle by which God dispenses His grace

1. Creator of all things
2. Infinitely perfect
3. He is present everywhere
4. God of love; yet demands justice
5. He is one God eternally in three persons; Father, Son and Holy Spirit

1. Only begotten Son of God the Father (John 1:1)
2. Conceived of the Holy Ghost and born of a virgin
3. As God incarnate in human flesh, He was truly God and truly a man
4. He offered up Himself of the cross as the perfect sacrifice for the sins of the world
5. Physical resurrection from the grave
6. Ascended into heaven, where at the right hand of the Father, He is now our High Priest and Advocate
7. His literal coming again

1. Co-equal with the Father and the Son
2. Guarantees our inheritance in Christ (Eph. 1:13-14)
3. Indwells, guides, instructs, and empowers the believer for godly living and service
4. Produce fruit in us (Gal. 5:22-23)
5. Administers spiritual gifts for the good of the whole body (I Cor. 12, Ro. 12, Eph. 4)

1. Created in the image of God (Gen. 1:26)
2. Designed for everlasting life
3. But rebelled against his Creator and became alienated from God
4. As a consequence, we all enter this world with a predisposition to
   sin (Rom. 3:23, Ps. 51:5)
5. We avoid death (Rom. 6:23) only by accepting God’s free gift of acquittal made possible through the atoning death of Christ at Calvary

1. Composed of all who have accepted Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord
2. Only members of the true Church shall be eligible for membership in the local church
3. Jesus Christ is the Head of the Church; the members are His body
4. Children of church members are called “children of the covenant.” Their baptism is a sign and seal of this covenant relationship and of their membership in the Christian church

1. We have two sacraments (ordinances) instituted by Christ in the new covenant (testament) – Baptism and Communion (Lord’s Supper)
2. They are to be observed by the Church during the present age
3. They are a secondary means of grace, but not a means of salvation
4. Only those receiving Communion in faith receive grace (I Cor. 11:23-31)
5. The Reformed Church in America does not practice closed communion. All adult members of the universal church of Jesus Christ who have appropriately prepared themselves are invited to join us in celebrating Holy Communion.

1. Personal and imminent return of our Lord Jesus Christ
2. Bodily resurrection of the dead
3. Final judgment of everyone whoever lived
4. Everlasting blessedness and joy for believers
5. Eternal conscious punishment of the unbeliever

1. Belgic Confessions (1561)
2. Heidelburg, Catechism (1563)
3. Canons of Dort (1619)