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How Trinity Church Enriches Lives and Spirits

Inspiring Worship and Magnificent Music

• Sermons that relate Scripture to life issues today
• Children’s Church for ages 3-9
• Superb music each Sunday
• Trinity Concert Series: Classical, gospel, sacred, jazz

Lively Learning Opportunities

• Engaging classes and groups for all ages
• Book Club, Sundays at Seven movie discussions, Meet the Author events
• Trinity Church Nursery School

Lots of Ways to Enjoy Relationships

• Young Families Group each month
• Second Sunday Lunch for the whole family
• Youth program for junior and senior highs
• Women’s Circles
• Hospitality Hour on Sunday mornings
• High school & junior high fellowship
• Lightshine Choir for children

Learning Opportunities

• Lively classes for children and adults
• Special programs and lectures: Recent topics have included ….
• Meet the Author book discussions

Care and Support

• Stephen Ministry to provide Christ-like caring
• Prayer Circle
• Samaritan Counseling Center

Reaching Out to Serve Others

• The Great Pumpkin Sale for missions
• Home of the Wilmette Food Pantry
• Medical mission trips each year to Senegal
• Sister churches in Chicago
• Summer mission trips for teenagers
• Gardening Angels
• Local and global outreach through the United Methodist Church
• Tree of Life volunteer service

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Trinity’s Core Values

Community
We are companions for each other – not isolated individuals – on our journey of faith.

A Welcoming Community
Whatever our church background may be, wherever we are in our search for God’s grace, we are welcome at Trinity Church.

A Community of Compassion
We reach out to serve others, both locally and globally.  We want to be generous in our giving and take risks to provide hands-on caring.

A Community of Faith
We are passionate about deepening out relationship with God, whom we know in Scripture and in the living presence of Christ today.

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A Historic Congregation

1874 •  Narrow Frame Building

We were founded in the early years of “Ouilmette” and became the oldest congregation in the village.

1909 • Salmon-Colored Brick Building
We had outgrown the frame building, abut even the new brick building was too small for the growing congregation.

1930 • Cathedral-Inspired Gothic Revival Building
We are grateful to call this magnificent house of worship our church home.