About Worship
Let's Gather Together in Praise!
Traditional Worship
Traditional worship at Trinity keeps us in touch with the deepest roots of the Christian faith. We appreciate the traditional elements of worship and have pews, pulpits, choir lofts, robes for pastors and choirs, daylight streaming through the stained glass, the deep resonant sound of a pipe organ, and the classical piano. Voices led by the Chancel Choir lift high the praises of God. It has everything you'd expect in traditional worship.
Every Sunday is a structured combination of the use of traditional prayers and liturgy. It allows you to put yourself in a place where we can hear God's voice through song, traditional prayer, scripture reading, and sermon.
Contemporary Worship
Entering the Memorial Fellowship Hall you are greeted by the sound of musicians with guitars, a keyboard, and a drum set perform a microphone sound check. When the electronic countdown board reaches zero, the worship band launches into a set heartfelt song praising God. Each song meant to help you focus on your personal devotional experience and praise before the message.
Contemporary worship provides a mix of contemporary and traditional elements. If you love church traditions and a bit more pep in your music, contemporary is the perfect place for you.
Service Times
Contemporary Worship
Sundays @ 9:45 a.m. • Memorial Fellowship Hall
Traditional Worship
Sundays @ & 11:00 a.m. • Sanctuary
Trinity Online
Sundays @ 11:00 a.m. • (Facebook & YouTube)
Kids Time (grade K-5)
Sundays @ 9:45 a.m.
Dean Fellowship Hall (Bldg. A)
Trinity Student Ministry (grades 6-12)
Sundays @ 6:00 p.m.
Memorial Fellowship Hall (Bldg. C)
CURRENT SERMON SERIES
"Called"
Jesus calls us to play a part in fulfilling God's vision and plans in the world. However, hearing and responding to this call isn't always a simple process. We often have excuses to ignore this calling, like "I'm not good enough. I'm not the right age." Sometimes we even believe we don't need help which ultimately takes the chance to serve away from others. These excuses keep us from growing in faith and relationship with God.
Our upcoming sermon series "Called" will explore how we can stop making excuses and take the steps toward answering God's call on us.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
IN-PERSON
Have questions? We have the answers!
how LONG DOES EACH SERVICE RUN?
Each worship service is approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour. Doors will open 15 minutes prior to each in-person worship.
Is there something for my kids?
Yes! At Trinity we love kids! From infants to elementary age, we have done our best to help your children have a blast while learning about Jesus in a fun and safe environment. Kids Time is at 9:45 a.m. each Sunday.
What should I Wear?
We are a "come as you are" church! If you like the traditional church elements and want to wear your Sunday best or prefer the comfy casual, you are welcome here. We want you to be comfortable while worshipping!
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
ONLINE
Have questions? We have the answers!
What platform are you streaming to?
We currently do not livestream our worship service. We do have an online worship experience, Trinity Online, that premiers each Sunday at 11 a.m. on YouTube and Facebook.
Do you have an online community?
What time is the livestream?
Again, we currently don't livestream but we do have an online worship experience, Trinity Online, that premiers each Sunday at 11 a.m. on YouTube and Facebook.
how long is the online worship service?
The online worship runs approximately 10 - 15 minutes.
WE LOVE TRINITY!
Of course, we could tell you how much we love Trinity and think you'd love it too, but why take just our word for it. Check out some testimonies from some of our members and why the chose Trinity.
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jARROD wADE
"I started coming to Trinity when I was just a baby. As I grew up and went through everyday teenage struggles, I fell away from the church and God. My sister introduced me to the Youth Director, Matt Hull, and the youth group, who welcomed me with open arms. Discovering the youth group saved me and gave me the support system to grow in my faith and as a person. My youth experiences, such as attending Oakwood at Blue Lake Camp and truly seeing Jesus move through the people and chapel, reaffirmed my decision to stay with Trinity and encouraged me to serve as I have grown up. I am currently a small group leader and mentor for Trinity Student Ministries. Trinity is my home away from home. It is more than a church, it's a family that will rally around you during the good and bad times. I can't imagine being anywhere else."
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The Searles
"When Tyler and I first moved to Fort Walton Beach, FL, we visited nearly every church in town. None of them felt quite right to us until we came to Trinity! Wayne and Susan Kuhn welcomed us and introduced us to another couple our age. We received such a warm welcome that we immediately felt at home at Trinity. We were asked to be ushers, which was a great way to meet people. Our family has grown up with Trinity over the past 16 years, and we are so thankful for how Trinity has impacted us through worship, youth and children's ministries, friends, and fellowship. I grew up in church and accepted Christ at a young age. I am so happy to have found a church home for our family so that kids can have that same experience."
-Jami Searle (Kellan, Kate, & Tyler)
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Kirby Locklear
"Trinity has been an important part of my life for well over 20 years. One of my Daughters were married here; my other Daughter's Family join TUMC; five of my grandchildren attended pre-school here and some attended services all the way thru graduation; and at the time of tremendous lost, TUMC held a Celebration of Life for my Son.
My family believes that God has built Trinity to be people of unconditional love, offering Christ's healing, help, and hope; and we continue to support with our time and treasures. I hope you will too! "
- Kirby Locklear
