Trinity’s Outreach Programs

OUTREACH  (Full Brochure) 
Trinity Church is committed to loving our neighbors as ourselves. Our Seasons of the Spirit children’s and youth formation curriculum emphasizes outreach and we offer many ways for members to serve Christ in all people.
We have established relationships with agencies that offer opportunities to serve locally, regionally, and at great distances.
In addition to organized programs, each Baptized person “represent(s) Christ and his Church; bear(s) witness to him wherever they may be; and according to the gifts given them, carr(ies) on Christ’s work of reconciliation in the world …” -The Catechism
Outreach is more than doing good works, Christians do good works as a response to God’s love made known to us in Jesus Christ.

Our Mission and Outreach Programs Support the Following Efforts

Interested in joining? 

Darfur - Special section on this growing issue
3 Day Breast Cancer Walk  (Pictures) 
Chester Eastside Ministries
           October 29th 2005     (Pictures) 
Community Cupboard of Ambler
Delaware County Housing Coalition
Five Talents International
Good Samaritan Orphanage
Interfaith Hosting
    Hope Gardens Support Commitment
    Hope Gardens School Clothes
    Hope Gardens Maintenance
    IHN  (Interfaith Hospitality Network) 
    Interfaith Commitment
Real Men Cook
St Mary's Villa
    St. Mary's Easter Baskets
    St. Mary's Spring Outing
    St. Mary's Big Brother/Sister Program 
Youth Group Mission Trip
MLK Service Day 1/16/06 (Pictures)  NEW!

As well as Additional Projects Identified Throughout Year

 (More Information)  (pdf file)

 Other Programs at Trinity:
Christmas Angel Tree Program
Christmas Caroling
Christmas Craft Sales
Christmas Family Adoption


2001 Youth Group Mission Trip rehabbing homes in West Virginia.
Complete List of Links to Ministries We Support
Hurricane Relief

Episcopal Relief and Development has set up a site for Donations to victims of Katrina. We encourage parishioners as well as visitors to visit the site and make a donation. The above link explains this effort as well as provides a copy of the Bishop's letter on the subject. 

Episcopal Church responds to Tsunamis Disaster

We joined many others in supporting Episcopal Relief and Development efforts in Southeast Asia when the Tsunami hit. This congregation contributed over $5,350.

Community Cupboard

The Mattie N. Dixon Community Cupboard has been one of the largest providers of food, clothing, furniture and household items to the less fortunate of eastern Montgomery County for the past 25 years. The Cupboard helps these individuals and families in their time of need. The Cupboard primarily exists on the generosity of individuals, churches, service organizations, government subsidies, small companies and large organizations. Without this generosity many people in our area, both young and old, would go hungry.

For more information on donating food, clothing, furniture or other household items please call 215-628-3002. Please consider sending a tax-deductible contribution to “Community Cupboard”. You can find them at 150 North Main Street, Ambler, PA 19002. Neighbors helping neighbors. THANK YOU!

There are currently three teams of men that gather once a month to prepare frozen meals to be delivered to homebound persons, through Episcopal Community Services, to people in Philadelphia. A weekday driver delivers the meals to the ECS distribution location.
  • Do you have the urge to cook on a 20,000 BTU burner?
  • Are you looking for an excuse to get out of the house for a few hours?
  • Do you ever walk into the kitchen and forget what you are looking for?

If you answered yes to any or none of the above questions then you already have what it takes to join the Real Men Cook group. Several groups of 4 to 5 people meet monthly to prepare 50 delicious meals for the homebound. The meals that we provide will be, for many, their only source of good nutrition.

If you are interested in joining this worthwhile and Fun activity please contact Bill Davis. We hope to see you soon !

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