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Sunday at 9:00 or 11:00 AM, or Wednesday at 7:00 PM. Same heart, different rhythm.

No pressure, no spotlight, no awkward stand-up-and-introduce-yourself moment. Here is exactly what happens.
Sunday at 9:00 or 11:00 AM, or Wednesday at 7:00 PM. Same heart, different rhythm.
Free on-site parking. Our team will wave you in and walk you to the right door.
Secure check-in for birth through 6th grade, with a matching tag for pickup.
Grab coffee, sit anywhere, and stop by the Welcome Center whenever you are ready.
Our services are high energy, creative, contemporary and presence driven. We lean on the Holy Spirit, we pursue excellence, and we are unapologetically diverse.
Plan for about 75 to 90 minutes — contemporary worship, prayer, and a message from the Bible you can actually use on Monday. Live Spanish translation is available; just ask for a headset.
Answered here so you do not have to call the office to find out.
Come about 15 minutes early. That gives you time to park, check in your kids, grab coffee and find a seat without rushing. Sunday services are at 9:00 and 11:00 AM; Wednesday is at 7:00 PM.
There is free parking on-site at 875 Elkcam Blvd. Our parking team will wave you into a spot and point you to the main entrance — just look for the volunteers in bright vests.
Whatever you are comfortable in. You will see jeans and t-shirts next to Sunday best, and nobody is counting.
Head to the Trinity Kids check-in when you arrive. Nursery covers birth to 2, Trinity Kids Jr. covers 3 through Kindergarten, and Trinity Kids runs 1st through 6th grade in the gym. Every volunteer is background-checked and you get a matching security tag at pickup.
Plan on about 75–90 minutes — contemporary worship, prayer, and a message from the Bible you can actually use on Monday.
Yes. Live Spanish translation is available — ask a guest services team member for a headset when you arrive.
Stop by the Welcome Center after service. There is no pressure and no follow-up you did not ask for — just people who are glad you came.
No. Giving is for people who call Trinity home. If you are visiting, consider it our gift to you.
Seriously. Jeans, Sunday best, or straight from a night shift — nobody is counting.