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What Is Education for Ministry—and Why It Might Change Everything
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Faith and Fiction gathers each Sunday to discuss primarily secular short stories through a Christian lens. Through thoughtful conversation and the sharing of different perspectives and lived experiences, participants explore meaningful questions, and create space for growing in faith and fellowship.

12 Steps are for Everyone meets every Sunday to discuss the 12 steps of recovery as a process for spiritual growth, expanded into a universal model that applies to everyone, not just those dealing with substance addiction.

The Breakfast Formation Series is a monthly Sunday gathering where people of all ages and stages of faith come together over breakfast to explore, reflect, and grow. Topics include: Spiritual Gifts, Encountering Joy, Creation Care, and more . . .

Adults in their 20s and 30s gather for dinner, wine, conversation, and Bible study in a relaxed, welcoming setting. Using the Ubuntu African Bible study method to explore scripture, participants reflect on what faith looks like in everyday life. This ongoing gathering meets every two weeks on Tuesdays.

The Women of Trinity Church (WOTC) gather for formation, fellowship, service, and mutual care throughout the year. For years, the hidden engine of the church, the WOTC now proudly connects women of all ages and supports the church through various coordinated ministries:

Rummage volunteers gather to price and sort donated items weekly, setup and serve during the rummage sale held annually in October. In 2026, the sale raised over $25,000 for the WOTC grants program.

Held the Sunday before Thanksgiving and Palm Sunday, the WOTC hosts two annual bake sales to raise funds for the WOTC grants program. These bake sales are beloved Trinity traditions that all look forward to!

Each year, the WOTC raises funds to be distributed through grants to internal church ministries and community partners. In 2025, the WOTC awarded over $30,000 to 5 internal ministries and 10 local non-profits.

Quest: Men on a Journey is a new ministry for men ages 25–50s to connect, grow, and support one another through the everyday realities of life and faith. The group gathers several times throughout the year, rotating between social gatherings, service opportunities, and faith-based conversations.

The Men's Bible Study Breakfast is a long-standing ministry group that gathers for a home-cooked breakfast and Bible study from 6:30–8:00am on Wednesdays. A devoted group of attendees also made breakfast for our Annual Meeting!

Education for Ministry (EfM) is a small-group seminar developed by the School of Theology at Sewanee that invites adults to explore Scripture, Church History, and theology in community. Trinity currently hosts two EfM groups.

Trinity now hosts multiple opportunities a year to identify one's God-given gifts and talents, connecting them with one's faith, and explore meaningful ways to serve in the church and the world.

Throughout the year, Trinity hosts various workshops related to seasonal themes, Godly Play training, the Enneagram, icon-making, mixed media collage, and more. The passions and wisdom of our staff and congregation inspire programming that connects our community and builds disciples.
What Is Education for Ministry—and Why It Might Change Everything