Our Mission
Trinity United Church is a fellowship of believers responding to God's Call as revealed in the life and teaching of Jesus Christ. It is our purpose to be witnesses of our faith, to worship God, and to reach out with love to all people
Trinity United Church is a fellowship of believers responding to God's Call as revealed in the life and teaching of Jesus Christ. It is our purpose to be witnesses of our faith, to worship God, and to reach out with love to all people
Our Beliefs
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Faith and the Bible
The Bible is the shared standard for our faith, but members are not required to adhere to any particular creed or formulation of doctrine. Social Justice Following the example of Jesus, we believe that we strengthen one another to work, through God's grace, for a better world. Giving, Generosity, and Gratitude God’s endless generosity to us encourages our own response to contribute in many ways to God’s mission in God’s world. |
Baptism and Communion
The United Church celebrates two sacraments—baptism and communion—by which we encounter the presence and goodness of God. Relationship and Inclusion Respectful of the religious practice of all people of goodwill, we are a welcoming church that is challenged to ongoing renewal. Marriage Each person is a unique, loved creation of God; we welcome all people to the full life of Christian community, including marriage. |
Trinity United Church is affiliated with the United Church of Canada, a fellowship of faith communities with a rich, progressive, and continuing history of welcoming all in the name of Christ.
The United Church of Canada came together in 1925, through a union of Methodist, Presbyterian, Congregational, and other Christian churches – one of the first ecumenical unions in the world to bring together major Christian denominations into one body.
"We are not alone," is the first line of "A New Creed," one of The United Church of Canada's statements of belief. The United Church has a long history of welcoming people of all backgrounds and orientations – wherever you are in your faith journey.
Find out more about our history, organization, beliefs, and the ground-breaking decisions the United Church has taken.
The United Church of Canada came together in 1925, through a union of Methodist, Presbyterian, Congregational, and other Christian churches – one of the first ecumenical unions in the world to bring together major Christian denominations into one body.
"We are not alone," is the first line of "A New Creed," one of The United Church of Canada's statements of belief. The United Church has a long history of welcoming people of all backgrounds and orientations – wherever you are in your faith journey.
Find out more about our history, organization, beliefs, and the ground-breaking decisions the United Church has taken.