Pray at all times in the Spirit, with all prayer and supplication. To that end keep alert with all perseverance, making supplication for all the saints(Ephesians 6:18)

Ministry to the Sick and Infirmed

The Ministry to the Sick and Infirmed is offered only on Sunday. Licensed Lay Eucharistic Visitors deliver the sacraments to those who cannot attend Church because of health issues.

Petal Pushers

This ministry delivers the alter flowers and good wishes to fellow parishioners from the Trinity community.

Cornerstone Recovery

Cornerstone Recovery is a positive peer pressure group of young adolescents 12 to 18 years of age that teaches children how to live responsible and principle-based lives. LCDC counselors all have recovery experience. Teens learn that they can have fun in a sober environment. Weekly meetings offer a 12-step program for parents and teens. Staffed functions are held every weekend for teens and family functions are held throughout the year. Counseling services are available. Cornerstone Recovery meets Monday evenings at 7:30 in the Atrium Building.

Loaves and Fishes

Jesus said, “Feed my lambs… take care of my sheep… Feed my sheep.” (John 21:15-17) During times of crisis, sadness and joy, Trinity's Loaves and Fishes volunteers are there with a visit, a smile, an encouraging word and a simple meal. As Trinity continues to grow, the small groups and ministries care for their members through coordination with Loaves and Fishes.

The Prayer Ministries

Trinity has a number of vital prayer ministries. Our staff prays for each member of Trinity once a month during our regularly scheduled Morning Prayer time. However, those who have special prayer needs may fill out a prayer card in the church pew and put it in the offering plate with your desire for prayer. Another way to request prayer is to write your name in our prayer book at the receptionist’s desk in the church office, or call Sheila Gerth at 281-367-8113, and request that your name be added to the bulletin. If you would like a group of committed people to pray for you, call Nancy Farrell at 281-367-8113 and she will alert the Prayer Chain of your request.

Pastoral Care Nurses

Pastoral Care Nurses are RNs who provide pastoral nursing services to Trinity parishioners. They conduct monthly blood pressure screenings as well as provide educational information and telephone support. They act as medical consultants/representatives for the nursery and Vacation Bible School and arrange for Parish Blood Drives with St. Luke’s Hospital Blood Bank.

Community of Hope

The Community of Hope is a group of lay chaplains, united in prayer, shaped by Benedictine spirituality and equipped for pastoral care ministry for all those in need. In the past 9 years, the Community of Hope has commissioned lay chaplains from many denominations. The chaplains volunteer their services in hospitals, private homes and nursing homes offering spiritual care and a listening ear.

Daughters of the King

The Daughters of the King is a Lay Order for Episcopal Women with affiliates now in the Lutheran and Catholic Churches. Daughters take vows of prayer and service for the spread of Christ’s kingdom and wear the silver fleur cross. They are available to support the rector through prayer and service projects for the church. They also pray with fellow parishioners upon request. Service projects include: assisting with receptions for the Bishop and other parish.wide events, making gift bags for the Women’s Center of Montgomery County, providing clothing for women in shelters, leading small study groups and organizing retreats or quiet days for the church family.

The Brotherhood of St. Andrew

The Brotherhood is a ministry of men dedicated to the spread of Christ's Kingdom here on earth by means of regular prayer, study and personal service.

Stephen Ministries

Trinity began its Stephen Ministry program in January, 2003. In the tradition of Saint Stephen (Acts 6:1.6), a group of dedicated lay ministers at Trinity provides Christian care to those in need. These Stephen Ministers are part of the worldwide interdenominational Stephen Ministry program. Stephen Ministers meet with individuals in a one on one relationship on a regular basis during times of change, stress or crisis. These ministers bring God’s love and presence into a painful or difficult situation and help the person in crisis look at the spiritual dimension of their situation and life. Confidentiality is absolute in the Stephen Ministry program. To become a Stephen Minister requires participating in a 50-hour training program. Classes will begin in January of each year.

The Sunday Prayer Team

The Sunday Prayer partners are available at the rear of the Nave to pray for those who have any concerns, intercessions, or thanksgivings after receiving communion. Team members come from various groups whose focus is on healing prayer or prayer and service. These include the Order of St. Luke, Stephen Ministry, Community of Hope, and Daughters of the King.

Trinity Taxi

Trinity Taxi is a group of parish members who provide transportation to the hospital or other treatment facilities for those who are unable to drive and who have no friend or family member to help them.

Post High School Ministry

The members of the Post High School ministry stay connected with our Post-High School young adults in several ways. They receive a prayer card monthly from the Daughters of the King, they are remembered on their birthday with a card, and are sent an occasional box filled with "goodies".