Several times per year, Trinity sends a group of senior high youth and adults to prepare, cook and serve dinner at First Nations’ Kitchen in the Longfellow neighborhood of Minneapolis. Located in the basement of All Saints’ Episcopal Indian Mission, First Nations provides a meal of healthy, organic, fresh food every Sunday in an environment of radical hospitality and cultural empowerment. Trinity provides cooks, servers, dishwashers, and on-going financial support to this justice-based, Gospel-focused ministry.
Outreach at TrinityFind A Way To Engage That Fits
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Sojourner Project
Trinity’s Middle School students have long attached themselves to the Sojourner Project - a domestic abuse shelter in the south Lake Minnetonka area. Read More -
ICA Food Shelf
Trinity serves as one of the sponsoring congregations for ICA Food Shelf which serves over 800 families monthly by providing fresh produce, meat, dairy, and canned/dried goods in a grocery… Read More -
Elections and Voter Registration
Trinity Church considers itself a “purple parish” – meaning, within our congregation lives the widest possible continuum of political ideology, practice, and affiliation. Read More -
City House
City House inspires hope, trust, and healing through spiritual listening with people on the margins – including those people experiencing poverty, addition, and/or imprisonment. Read More
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