Our Disaster Relief Ministry's mission is to serve our community and individuals and help them to prepare, respond, and recover from disasters. The goal is to help all people in emergencies and crises like Jesus did in His teachings.

We can only hope that the folks who tell us how many storms we will have are right this year. The problem with these predictions is that it lulls us into preparedness complacency – in other words, preparing our family and property does not make it to the top of our priority list. 

This team currently meets on the 1st and 3rd Saturday of each month. If you are interested in participating please contact Barry Ratcliffe, at disaster@trinityfwb.org. If you need assistance in preparing your property for a hurricane or any other possible disaster we can assist you. 

The walk to Emmaus is an experience of Christian spiritual renewal and formation that begins with a three-day short course in Christianity. It is an opportunity to meet Jesus Christ in a new way as God’s grace and love is revealed to you through other believers. Once an individual participates in the Walk to Emmaus they are able to join our Trinity Emmaus Cluster. 

Interested in participating? Contact the church office for more information!

The 1st of All - Growth Through Prayer - small group takes inspiration from 1 Timothy 2:1 "1 urge then, first of all, that petitions, prayers, intercession, and thanksgiving be made for all people". 

Our heart is to grow in knowledge and understanding of the spiritual gift of prayer through reading, instruction, and discussion. To grow as prayer warriors personally and collectively; lifting up one another, our church, community, and world through the power of prayer.

This group meets weekly on Wednesdays at 5 p.m. in C102. 

Trinity believes that serving others is an integral part of serving Christ, and we offer many opportunities to give of our time and gifts. "Our Daily Bread" Food ministries serve free food Monday through Friday and is open to all. We are always in need of volunteers to cook, serve, and clean up. Please contact Ranae via email at curtiswre@cox.net if you are interested in volunteering with us.

The kitchen is currently open Monday - Friday from 12:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. serving  bag lunches (which include a sandwich, chips, dessert, and drink) for the summer..  

The OAKS (Older Adults Knowing the Savior) serves to address the spiritual, social, and educational needs of adults in our church and community, specifically those who are 65 years and older.

Contact the church office (850-862-4169) to learn more!

Trinity Prayer Shawl Ministry is a shining example of what can happen when individuals come together to do good. This community outreach program involves volunteers making shawls or lap blankets given to people in need. These shawls are often given to those who are ill, grieving, or experiencing a difficult time in their lives. The idea behind the ministry is that the shawls offer comfort and warmth and a physical reminder that the recipient is not alone and that others are thinking of them.

The Prayer Chain Ministry helps put prayer into action. This group is part of a network of individuals who receive joys and prayer requests, handle them in confidence, and lift them up to God in prayer daily. If you are interested in joining our Prayer Chain team please contact the church office or email trinity@trinityfwb.org.

The Well is a vibrant community of adults who gather monthly at various local establishments. Our mission is to deepen our faith and extend our reach into the world around us. Through meaningful friendships and spiritual growth, we create a space filled with opportunities to connect with one another and nourish our souls in a relaxed, welcoming environment.

The General Commission on United Methodist Men's mission is to help men grow in Christ, so others may know Christ. partnering with their pastor, to invite and initiate spiritual growth opportunities for all men of the church. Everyone has different gifts, graces and areas of interest. Therefore, opportunities for participation would include diverse ministries of the church. This UMM conducts a church-wide metal recycling program and garage sales to raise funds for various projects. 

This group is open to men of all ages (college & older). 

Beginning on Wednesday, August 21 the group will beginning meeting each Wednesday at 10:00 a.m.

Al‑Anon is a mutual support program for people whose lives have been affected by someone else’s drinking. By sharing common experiences and applying the Al-Anon principles, families and friends of alcoholics can bring positive changes to their individual situations, whether or not the alcoholic admits the existence of a drinking problem or seeks help. This group meets on Fridays weekly at 8:00 p.m. in Building C room C105.