Serve
We bring God’s love to the world through service to our neighbors, near and far. Have a talent or interest? There are opportunities for you to share your gifts and passions in a variety of ways.
Worship Support
Over 30 Trinity members volunteer each Sunday to help make our worship services run smoothly. If you would like to help, please call the church office.
Trinity uses Ministry Scheduler Pro software to coordinate volunteer opportunities on Sunday mornings. No phone calls. You will be contacted by e-mail only. And only when there are unfilled positions when you have said you are available. Schedule in advance on-line or follow the e-mail link to confirm. It’s as easy as that. Click here to see how it works.
Caring for Each Other
Trinity members and staff provide care and support, in a variety of ways, for those in need.
Hospital Visitation: If you, or a family member, are hospitalized, please let the church office know. The pastor, and other staff members, make every effort to visit members in the hospital.
Nursing Home Services: Worship services are led by Trinity members at area care facilities.
Shut-In Visitation and Home Communion: Church staff and specially trained visitors provide fellowship and communion to those who can’t attend church on a regular basis.
Altar Flower Delivery: A fresh bouquet of flowers can brighten someone’s day and show we care in times of need.
Caring Casseroles: Trinity’s Caring Casseroles supplies a meal to a member under special circumstances, such as those who have a difficult time preparing food following surgery, illness or unexpected events in their lives.
Prayer Shawl Ministry: When a handmade shawl is wrapped around its recipient it is our prayer that they feel wrapped in warmth and love from their Trinity family; and that the Lord gives them many blessings, courage, strength and faith.
Prayer Chain: A group of faithful members who pray regularly for those in need.
Stephen Ministry: Learn more about Stephen Ministry.
Global Outreach: Learn more about Global Outreach.
Committees
Share your gifts with a committee whose mission is of interest to you. Most, but not all, committees meet on the first Tuesday of the month at 7:00 p.m.
- Building & Grounds – responsible for maintaining our building and property
- Christian Education – plans curriculum for Sunday School and oversees all educational opportunities for youth and adults
- Christian Life & Growth – coordinates fellowship and social events
- Communications – public relations and recording of worship services for public access television
- Finance – oversees the financial health of the congregation
- Global & Local Outreach – leads our congregation’s outreach efforts
- Library – selects, maintains and promotes the book collection of the church library
- Personnel – the human resources department of the church
- Stewardship – educates the congregation on sharing our blessings with God and others
- Technology & Innovation – monitors and manages Trinity’s technology needs
- Trinity Learning Center & Pre-School – oversee the mission and programs of Trinity Learning Center & Pre-School
- Worship – provide leadership and organization for the worship life of Trinity
- Youth & Family – share in planning and coordination of events for 4th through 12th graders and their families
Seasonal Opportunities to Serve
Habitat for Humanity: Monthly weekend workdays are scheduled throughout the year when building a house locally. Learn more at www.centralwisconsinhabitat.org
Buildings & Grounds Work Days: Work Days are scheduled in spring and fall. Volunteers gather to work outside to clean up and maintain the grounds around the church building.
Landscape Maintenance: Care for an outside area from spring to fall by pulling weeds and watering as needed.
Crossways Camping Ministries Work Days: Clean-up days are scheduled for the three camps of Crossways in the spring and the fall. Types of work include: minor repairs, window washing, general cleaning, raking leaves, winterizing, planting flowers, and trimming trees. Work on these days begins at 8 a.m. and concludes mid/late afternoon with lunch provided by the camp. Learn more at www.crosswayscamps.org
