Prayer and Devotions Open Doors Campaign Trinity Reformed Church

Mission Emphasis

Since its inception, Trinity has been a church focused on mission. Missionaries are prayed for, communicated with, supported financially, and raised up and sent out from within the congregation. In terms of church size, [Trinity is in the top 50 RCA congregations]; in terms of global missions giving, Trinity ranked fourth in 2007 for RCA-related mission giving and fourteenth in total mission giving

In keeping with our Strategic Mission Plan emphasis on mission, Trinity will continue to increase its mission giving in dramatic ways over the next three years. Trinity’s increased emphasis on local missions through physical and financial assistance to individuals and organizations is also producing much kingdom fruit while we continue to add to the number of global missionaries supported. The current budget includes 10 full and 6 half missionary shares, support for 12 local organizations, and a discretionary fund for the deacons to use as they become aware of additional needs in the congregation and the community.
In addition to repeatedly and joyfully responding to calls from the pastors and deacons to meet specific non-budgeted needs, Trinity volunteers lead and participate in service projects and provide gas and food cards, physical labor, and materials to help some of its own members and to reach beyond the doors of the church to various agencies and individuals.

Prayer Focus

Each aspect of Trinity's work, whether we are stepping out in faith in a new venture or remaining faithful to a previous call, is entered into and sustained through prayer. Prayer reminds us that we are God's servants and need God's leading in every journey of faith. It changes us individually and corporately, building our awareness not only of ourselves as spiritual creatures but also of the church as a wonderful work of God. As we pray, God invites our active participation in that work and reminds us that we can do nothing without the Spirit's power and presence.

November 2-9: 24/7 Prayer