At Trinity United Presbyterian Church, we believe faith is made visible through love in action. Serving others isn’t just something we do—it’s part of who we are. Guided by Jesus’ call to love our neighbors, we are committed to being a beacon of hope in our community, our region, and around the world.
Whether we’re packing food boxes, rebuilding after disasters, or sharing the Gospel internationally, every mission reflects Christ’s compassion and our shared desire to meet both spiritual and practical needs.
Basket of Hope is a mission born right here at Trinity. In partnership with the Salvation Army, it provides food boxes to individuals and families in need—including those in hospice care.
Meets the third Friday of each month
Contact: Jim Bucknell or David Zellman, or call the church office
Each year, we send a team to Guatemala through Bethel Ministries International. Our volunteers build homes, lead Vacation Bible School, distribute wheelchairs, and bring encouragement to families.
Next trip: June 10–17, 2025
Contact: Marcy Wright or call the church office
We partner with Presbyterian Disaster Assistance to bring hope and help after natural disasters. Past efforts include rebuilding homes after wildfires in places like Oroville, CA.
Next trip: April 27 – May 3, 2025
Contact: Liz Benson or call the church office
There’s a place for everyone in Trinity’s mission work—whether you want to serve locally, travel internationally, donate supplies, or help lead and organize. Opportunities are open throughout the year.
Call the church office to volunteer or connect with a missions team.
Email: missions@tupc.org
Look for sign-ups in the Narthex, weekly Bugle email, or by calling the church office.
We collaborate with local, national, and global ministries that extend the love of Christ in tangible ways. These partners serve in areas of evangelism, relief, discipleship, and recovery:
We are grateful to walk alongside these partners as we pursue Christ’s mission of hope and restoration together.
