This year, Trinity raised $26,000 in special offerings for causes of all kinds. Find out how your generous gifts were used -- including the heartwarming story of Sid's visit to Ridgetop Elementary before Thanksgiving.

The Transition Team has been called together by the Leadership Council to guide our church through the retirement of Sid Hall, our lead minister for the past thirty-three years.

How can Trinity be anti-racist? What are the next steps? Please mark your calendars for this churchwide meeting.

The change we seek in the world always starts at home. Our vision of how the world can be, and our commitment to what Jesus called the kin-dom of God, are defined in our hearts long before we pick up a sign at a march or write a check.

This month, celebrate Trinity weirdness with a pride-striped rainbow Trinity shirt or a "2020 Trinity Church of Austin Supporter" rainbow pin!

The crisis of our time provides an opportunity to accept our own culpability for the United States’ original sin: racism. It is systemic. It is pervasive. It bleeds into every structure. It is everywhere, and it is tearing us apart.

We invite you to join us virtually on Sunday, May 31 for a special all-Trinity meeting. The Leadership Council will share important information about Trinity's finances and future planning.

Bishop Schnase of the Rio Texas Conference of the UMC strongly encourages churches to continue their current distancing practices, meeting only remotely, until May 31. These recommendations are in line with those from the UCC.

Here are some of the opportunities for connection we are offering at Trinity during the coronavirus emergency.

All in-person Trinity events planned after 3/15 will be postponed until local, state, and federal authorities have advised that it is safe to meet.