The Conroe Soup Kitchen

The Trinity “Soupers” cook and serve lunch to approximately 100-125 adults and children each month at the Salvation Army in Conroe. Transportation is available.

Family Promise

Trinity hosts families who are homeless and working toward independence by offering food, lodging, transportation, and fellowship four times a year. The families stay at Trinity for one week during which approximately 50 volunteers are needed to help provide a caring atmosphere for these families in transition.

Montgomery County Jail Ministry

The Chaplain's Office of the Montgomery County Jail is responsible for serving the spiritual needs of the inmates. It exists to provide religious materials, worship services, counseling, intercession and rehabilitation for jail inmates (English and Spanish speaking). The program is ecumenical and the volunteers come from local churches. They also serve to meet the spiritual needs of the staff and the families of inmates.

Lord of the Streets (LOTS)

The work and mission of Lord of the Streets Episcopal Church and Community of the Streets Outreach is to minister to the spiritual, emotional, physical and social needs of individuals living in Houston who are homeless, in crisis or in transition. LOTS is committed to providing supportive services to meet the needs of homeless individuals and families. These services include healthcare, food, clothing, personal hygiene kits, services to obtain identification, case management for employment, counseling and substance abuse services, and providing referrals to emergency shelter and permanent housing programs.

Disaster Response

Volunteers are necessary at critical times to respond to the needs of our church members and larger community. An emergency response plan is in place to mobilize and educate those interested in this project.

Women of Faith: Changing the World

A circle of women join together for a learning opportunity grounded in God's call to local and global action. The study is formed by Anglican Women around the world attending the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women around the issues of the Beijing Platform for Action in 1995, such as poverty and the effects of war and violence on women and children.

Interfaith of The Woodlands

Prime Time Guys hold a food drive every Sunday for the Interfaith Food Pantry. Once a year, Trinity builds a Wall of Compassion (boxes of food) for the Interfaith Food Pantry. Trinity is a Community Member of Interfaith in order to coordinate community outreach.

Giving Tree

In coordination with Interfaith, Trinity members donate gifts at Christmas time to those in need. This is the oldest and longest running outreach project at Trinity.

Trinity Veterans Fellowship

Veterans provide books, magazines, toiletries and other items to go to the VA Hospital. They also raise funds for Fisher House which serves the military, veterans and their families in times of need.

We seek missions with other ministries in support of work to which God calls us. Contact Trinity Veterans through the Outreach Director in the church offic, 281-367-8113

Meals on Wheels

On a regular schedule volunteers take meals to the homes of people in the area.

Spirit Lakke Nation, North Dakota

Volunteers from Trinity work in the community building relationships, repairing St. Thomas Church and other buildings. There is also a 5-day arts and crafts program for children and their mothers.

Kairos

Addresses the spiritual needs of incarcerated men, women and children, and for their families and those who work in the prison environment.

Kids Hope USA

Kids Hope mentors spend just one hour per week reading, talking, playing and listening to a child at school. By helping the child feel loved and valued, they help the child to learn, grow and succeed. Volunteers from Trinity mentor children at Glenlock Elementary School just around the corner. This ministry began by funding from the Stiles family in memory of Nancy Stiles, who cared about children and literacy.

Cub Scouts

Cub Scout Pack 777 meets on Sundays at 5 PM and is open to boys 1st-5th grades. For more info contact Stephanie at 832.515.6033, email stephwortham@yahoo.com or visit www.cubscoutspack777.com

Other Groups Meeting at Trinity Episcopal Church

Meeting space at Trinity Episcopal Church is available for community groups and civic organizations. Some of the groups who meet at Trinity are:

• Cypresswood/Woodlands Junior Forum Seniors Luncheon
• Boy Scout Troop 777
• Cub Scout Pack 777
• Alcoholics Anonymous including Women's AA, ACOA, Al-Anon, Alateen, Gambler's Anonymous
• Kindermusik
• Cornerstone