Trinity is taking it to the streets! Did you know that each  Sunday  an average of 13,628 people gather in the Methodist churches in our region for the worship of God? Imagine what God could do if those same 13,628 people simultaneously and very intentionally took the opportunity to go and pray for, observe, and engage their communities. On April 8 , we get to find out with an event called "From the Steeple to the Streets." To learn more and to pledge your participation, click here.

Join us for food, fun and fellowship! The menu for March 29 is brown sugar glazed ham, cornbread stuffing, mixed vegetables, dinner rolls, salad, soup, and dessert.  Gluten free/dairy free options are available. The kitchen will be open from 5 - 6:30pm. Adult meals are $7, children 6 and up are $3, 0-5 eat free with a $25 family cap.

Each Wednesday throughout the holy season of Lent, we will be reflecting on the traditional "last seven words" of Christ from the cross. Join us in the Chapel for the 6:35 service where together we will seek to move into a deeper appreciation of the passion of Christ.

UMYF - Get excited for Sloppy Sunday! Join us at 5:30 in the Youth Building for our annual mess-filled night of fun! Wear clothes you can get messy in, bring a towel, and please bring $8 for snack supper and the activities.

Dedications ($15) are open now through April 2nd.  Envelopes are available during Sunday services and at the Reception Desk for those who would like to pay by cash or check, or you may pay online by credit/debit card.  If you have any questions, please contact Shannon (416-3005).

6:30 - 7:30pm, rm E211). Led by Jean Evans, the Bible Basics course will allow you to begin your journey in becoming more familiar with your Bible as well as growing in your faith. There is no cost for this course, space is limited. Register now! 

The next Order of St. Luke service will be April 2 at 9:40am in the Chapel. Anita Webb, a resident of the House of Hope prison transition ministry, will be the guest speaker. Anita became a drug dealer at a very early age, and used violence to protect her turf. She spent many years in prison and while alone in her cell every day, she set out to transform her mind. Hear Anita tell her story of how God's Word brought remorse, love, and healing.

Family Promise's 3rd Annual Bed Race will be April 1, from 9am - 12pm in front of the Worship Center.  Please come out to this important fundraiser and have lots of fun!  Support Trinity's 2 teams, the Green Team and the Marriage & More class team, by making a donation. You can donate online (Green Team or Marriage & More), or make your tax deductible checks payable to "Family Promise of Gainesville " and be sure to put one of the Trinity team names on the memo line and deliver to the reception desk.  Volunteers needed, sign up here!

Faith Mission is now in its 3rd  year with programs for children, youth, and adults and partnerships with schools, nonprofits, and other churches.  At its essence Faith Mission is welcoming, nurturing, and faithful, and this article written by the Florida Conference of the UMC does a good job sharing our story!

Are you, or is someone you know, going through a crisis in life? These situations happen in all of our lives at one time or another. When crises come, it is helpful to have someone who cares for you. Stephen Ministry offers Christian caring for those in need. Contact Lenora (416-3033) to request a Stephen Minister.

Many of you have been asking for a copy of "Let Something Essential Happen to Me," the prayer Steve read on Sunday, so we made a copy of the full prayer available on Sunday's sermon archive or you can download it here.