Trinity Fellowship Church visitors information

What are your service times? On Sunday morning we offer Sunday School for ages 2 through adult at 9:45. Our worship service is at 10:45 and lasts approximately an hour. Nursery care is provided during both.
What other programs do you have during the week? On Wednesday nights we have a small group Bible study/prayer meeting as well as Kid's Quest . From 6:00pm until 6:30 we share an informal fellowship time where people bring their own meals and we share a dessert, then from 6:30-7:30 the adults meet for study and prayer whil children Kindergarten through 5th grade go to Kid's Quest. Childcare for younger children is provided. Click here for our Church Calendar.
What is the worship like at your church? Our goal in worship is to engage both our hearts and our minds in genuine adoration toward God. Our service is blended using both traditional hymns and contemporary praise songs. We use mostly piano, but incorporate more instruments such as guitar, hammered dulcimer and trumpet. Our worship service is content driven and includes elements such as a Call to Worship, Confession of Sin, Assurance of Forgiveness and Scripture Readings. We believe that the preaching of God’s Word is central to all that we do, making the sermon an important part of every service. Click here for a sample order of worship.
What should I wear if I visit? At our church you will find some people dressed casually and some wearing a coat and tie. Feel free to wear whatever makes you comfortable. 1 Samuel 16:7 says, "Man looks on the outward appearance, but the LORD looks on the heart." Our desire is to do the same.
Do I have to give money if I visit the church? Offering a portion of what we have earned back to God is an important part of worship, but as a visitor there is no expectation placed upon you to give to the work of Trinity Fellowship Church. During the service an offering plate will be passed down the row – feel free to pass it on to the next person without obligation. Better yet, fill out a visitor card and put it in the plate so we will know you visited!
What is the PCA? PCA stands for the Presbyterian Church in America, the denomination which we are a part of. There are many denominations which are called "Presbyterian." The name is related to the Greek word for "elder" and refers to the fact that our churches are led by a session or council of elders. These elders are Godly men who have been elected from the congregation and ordained to serve as leaders. The PCA was started in 1973 in order to have a Presbyterian denomination that has a high view of God's innerant Word, that is clear in teaching Reformed theology, and that is uncompromisingly missional in our outlook to the world.
What is Reformed theology? At its root, it is the theology that came out of the Protestant Reformation. You may have heard of the Five Solas of the Reformation, "sola" is a Latin term meaning "only" or "alone." The Reformers affirmed that we are saved by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone and that the rule for our faith is Scripture alone, and all of this is to the glory of God alone.
Do you serve communion? Yes. We celebrate two sacraments that Jesus instituted for the church: Baptism and the Lord’s Supper, or communion. Communion is served on the first Sunday of the month. Because it is the Lord’s Table, we welcome all baptized Christians to receive communion with us, who are willing to forsake their sin and trust in Jesus Christ alone for salvation, and have been admitted to the Lord's Table at this or any other Christian church. If this does not describe you, we ask you to let the elements pass you by.
Do you let children take communion? Our church doesn’t set an age requirement on anyone to take part in communion, but we do ask that if you would like your children to participate, that they first meet with a church leader to talk about their faith in Christ and what communion means.
What do children do during the service? We believe it is important for children to worship God alongside their families as they grow in their faith. We offer a nursery for infants and toddlers, but we encourage parents to bring older kids into the service with them. We also recognize that every family is different and every child is different, so it is up to individual parents to determine when their children are ready to participate in the service. Children in the service are given a Children's Bulletin that contains the words to songs we are singing and a Bible word-find based on our passage. The Children's Bulletin also has a simple sermon outline to help them follow along with the pastor and it contains age appropriate questions for them to think about in order to apply the sermon in their own lives.

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