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Music Notes from Justin Smith
Music Notes for September 24, 2023 Johannes Brahms was not a religious man. In fact, he freely admitted to his biographer that he did not necessarily believe in the concept of life after death. The combination of these facts seems paradoxical for composing a Requiem,...
Prepare the Way
See, I am sending my messenger ahead of you, who will prepare your way,the voice of one crying out in the wilderness:‘Prepare the way of the Lord;make his paths straight.’(Mark 1:2) The middle of Mark’s gospel - Mark 8:22-10:52 - has often been referred to as...
Summer Worship 2023
At its March 2023 meeting, Session unanimously approved a motion from us - the Worship Ministry Team - to move Sunday morning worship into the Fellowship Hall for all of June and July this summer. We’re excited about this and want to share more about this decision....
Trinity Presbyterian “Prayground”
What is a Prayground? A space allocated on the Chapel side at the front of the Sanctuary that is intended for families with infants and toddlers, ages 2 and under. It is a quiet play area that will have a soft rug, table and chairs suitable for small children, and...
Doing the Work: Confronting and Addressing Our Role in Systemic Racism
WHAT Trinity Presbyterian Church in Charlotte, North Carolina, a historically white church, is committed to exploring the ways we can openly confront systemic racism and change our own culture to do the work of Christ in our surrounding community. As a church, we're...
Montreat 2023
Montreat October 13-15, 2023Make plans to join your Trinity family in the beautiful mountains of N.C. for this special weekend of fellowship and spiritual renewal! [button...
New Interim Organist, Keith McNabb
Trinity is excited to welcome our new Interim Organist, Keith McNabb! Keith will begin his time with us on February 25. Keith McNabb and his wife Julie made a retirement move from the Chicago area to Huntersville in the fall of 2019. Keith had just retired from his...
Lent 2023 – Practicing Our Faith
Our tendency is to treat religion - and our faith - as something we simply believe and engage in narrowly defined ways or confined to certain spaces. This Lent, we’ll be more intentional about delving deeper into six specific faith practices and the wider...
Gilchrist Speaker Series – February 25 & 26, 2023
Trinity Presbyterian is excited to announce a new, revised marque event - the Gilchrist Speaker Series. Previously known as Gilchrist Sunday, we will be hosting our 30-year long annual event in a new, engaging format. Click HERE to hear more about this exciting event...
Sing A New Song: Advent at Trinity 2022
Music is such an important part of how we observe Advent - Christmas hymns, Lessons and Carols, campfire sing-a-longs. In Psalm 96:1 we are called to “sing a new song” in our collective lives of faith. As we prepare for the arrival of Jesus into our world and our...
Engage 2023
ENGAGE 2023A year-long journey of scripture and story God’s word is, at its heart, a story: the story of God and God’s people. It was written in a particular time and space for a particular people. God’s word is also “timeless” in the sense that its core purpose -...
We’re Hiring! Director of Music and Cultural Events
Trinity Presbyterian Church is seeking a gifted individual to serve as our church's new Director of Music and Cultural Events. Working with the Senior Minister and staff leadership team, this person will provide vision, leadership, and oversight for the music ministry...