Serve
We believe that Jesus sent us out to be his Body in the world, and that takes expression as we serve others. We believe that as we experience more of Jesus in our lives we can’t help but roll up our sleeves and get involved in our world, partnering with him to make it more and more his kingdom. We grow as we serve and we grow together as we serve. Therefore we try and always have opportunities to use our gifts and abilities to serve both inside and outside of the church.
Outside The Church
We are a church that loves to serve. We try and find ways to serve at least each month and extend that to mission trips every other year. We believe that we really can make a difference here in North East Tarrant County and beyond.
Inside The Church
We are a church that loves to serve. We try and find ways to serve in our church as we care for our community together. This is one of the ways we grow in fellowship and faith.
If you have any questions about our serve ministries, please contact Ben Adams at: bena@trinitysouthlake.org.
Sports at Trinity
At Trinity, we believe sports can be a means to help show kids God’s love in a fun and positive environment. Whether it’s at our Summer Sports Camps, or Upward Basketball and Cheerleading, our hope in these activities is that every child will learn about the bible, have tons of fun, and come home each day wanting more!
Learn more about Summer Sports Camps
Learn more about Upward Basketball and Cheerleading
Prayer Shawls and Baby Blankets
Our Prayer Shawl Ministry lovingly creates hand-made shawls, blankets, and other comfort items to help provide extra support to those in physical and spiritual need of compassion. They also provide baby blankets to help share in the celebration of life.
Please contact Lisa Decker if you wish to participate in this Ministry.
To request a Prayer Shawl or Baby Blanket
please contact the office – 817.442.8983.
Partners
“Christ’s Haven for Children provides a warm, loving, Christian environment in which children in need of basic care can grow physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Their trauma-informed-family-based model of care encourages the children and teens in their care to heal from their past trauma and envision and embrace a bright future.”
Christ’s Haven Purpose:
Christ’s Haven for Children exists to care for children who have faced impossible circumstances through no fault of their own. We hope you are compelled to extend your hand.
Each of the six cottages on campus is led by a Christian couple who are living out sacrificial love every day by creating a loving home and parenting up to eight children who have been abused, neglected, or abandoned.
We, at Trinity Presbyterian Church, have the opportunity to join in their mission and support both parents and children by “adopting a cottage.” We support them with monthly activities such as
- helping with lawn care
- providing a meal
- deep cleaning the cottage
- planning a game night
- involving the children in service opportunities so they can also experience the joy of giving
- whatever else we and the house parents come up with!
The Community Storehouse serves Disadvantaged Kids & Families in Keller ISD with a variety of services for education , from reading and school supplies programs, to well-being, help in nutrition, clothing and health care. Their goal is to not only keep children in school, but to help them year-round to succeed there.
We at Trinity Presbyterian donate needed food and paper goods on a monthly basis as an ongoing ministry. Additionally, each Thanksgiving a special collection of Thanksgiving foods are donated.
Presbyterian Night Shelter provides emergency shelter to Tarrant County’s homeless population and are dedicated to helping their guests move into their own homes. They are a no-barrier facility who welcomes anyone in need, 24 hours a day, 365 days per year. Their campus includes a shelter that houses homeless adults, with separate facilities for families (women and their children), veterans and those with behavioral disabilities.
Trinity Presbyterian supports the shelter annually in providing Christmas gift bags to the Veterans who reside at the shelter. The church also provides from time to time a day’s worth of sack lunches prepared by our members.
Wycliffe Bible Translators is an organization that is unified in passion for God’s word, dedicated to accurate translation of God’s word, transparent about their work, and engaged with self-evaluation.
Trinity Presbyterian Church supports this worthwhile ministry.
Financial support has been designated to the Kunama Project. This money goes to support the translators who are diligent in meeting their very ambitious goal to complete the whole Bible in the next 3 to 5 years for the Kunama people.
Kunama Project:
The project profile says the Kunama practice is a “predominantly traditional religion.” This is referring to African traditional religion which is mostly animistic focusing on ancestral worship with rituals to please the gods. 5 to 10% are evangelical Christian, and there is a large component who are Muslim. The Kunama project has two teams, one in the US and the other in Ethiopia.
The Kunama speakers are located in Eritrea which has been described as being “like a giant prison.” Christians who are caught practicing their faith are placed in shipping containers for years. Eritrea is ranked number 4 on the World Watch List for the most difficult and dangerous places to be a Christian. The degree of persecution and the fact that the majority of Kunama speakers practice tribal religions, and do not know Jesus. All peoples should have access to the transformative and the life-giving word of God.
This is a support group for those who lave lost a loved one to suicide. The group meets the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month from 7:00-8:30 p.m. Trinity Presbyterian Church supports them by providing a private meeting place at the church.
Triumph Sports is a Christ-Centered sports camp that uses sports as a means to help spread the Gospel. At camp every child will learn memory verses as well as hear a Bible Lesson at snack time. Triumph Sports partners with churches.
Established in 1995, Upward Sports is the world’s largest Christian youth sports provider. Upward Sports is the only organization that offers the 360 Progression™, a uniquely designed total sports experience that adapts and expands as players grow in their personal athletic journeys. The 360 Progression develops total athletes mentally, athletically, spiritually, and socially – producing players who excel both on and off the field.