Adult Faith & Fellowship
At Trinity, Adult Faith & Fellowship is where learning, connection, and shared life in Christ come together. Through educational opportunities, small groups, common-interest gatherings, and a variety of activities, we create space for adults to grow in faith and build meaningful relationships. We believe that nurturing faith is a lifelong journey, strengthened in community and shaped through ongoing learning, conversation, and care for one another.
Rooted in God’s grace and empowered by the Holy Spirit, Trinity is a community of belonging. Our mission is to transform lives by living the Gospel of Jesus Christ—in worship, in service, and in daily life—and Adult Faith & Fellowship helps make that mission tangible as we grow together in faith and love.
Adult Education
Sundays at 11:00 AM in the Chapel
On many Sundays throughout the year, Trinity holds adult education classes and forums, offering opportunities for learning, discussion, and reflection. From Bible study and faith questions to everyday life and current issues, these hour-long sessions explore a wide range of topics, and occasionally welcome guest speakers to share about their ministries and experiences.
Upcoming Topics & Speakers:
Sunday, September 13 – Faith in Place with Rev. Brian Sauder, President & CEO
In case you missed it!
“Caring for People in Difficult Times: A Global Health Perspective” with Dr. Kenneth J. Schaefle. (May 3, 2026)
Groups & Gatherings
Men’s Study
The Men’s Study meets every Thursday at 8:00 AM in the Chapel and welcomes those interested in thoughtful conversation and spiritual growth on various topics relevant to Christian life. For more information, contact Paul Lindman, Bill Stafford, or the church office.
The Men’s Study will begin a new season on Thursday, September 10.
Women’s Book Chat
Women are invited to a monthly book discussion. These gatherings are a wonderful way to deepen relationships, share perspectives, and build a supportive community of faith. For more information, contact Rebecca Mestelle, Thea Halvorson, or the church office.