Mission
Through its Mission Ministry, Trinity strives “to be a church in the world” by working to make God’s justice and love a reality in our own lives and in the larger community.
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The Sustainability Committee seeks to integrate environmental sustainability into the life and mission of Trinity Presbyterian Church.
| Current Events and Updates |
Get information about upcoming events, legislative opportunities, news articles and more!
- Trinity has been certified as one of the Presbytery's Earth Care Congregations for the second year
- How can YOU get invovled in Trinity's Sustaibility outreach? View our bulletin board oposite the Media Center.
| Sustainability at Trinity |
- Community Supported Agriculture
- News on the Trail: In June, a beautiful and sturdy entrance to the Trinity dell was completed by Trevor Adams of Boy Scouts of American Super Troop 197 ( based at The Westminster Schools). The project was planned, funded and executed by Trevor and his crew from the troop. Thank you Trevor and fellow Scouts! The trail continues to be developed and improved, so spend some time walking this lovely, cool and shady path!
- Earth Day 2013 will be CELEBRATING CREATION
Sunday, April 14th, 2013 is the date for Trinity's annual Earth Day Celebration and Luncheon. Charles Seabrook, noted author, Wild Georgia columnist and Nature Writer for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, will be our featured Luncheon speaker. His subject will be Georgia's natural beauty and its biological diversity, with special emphasis on its salt marshes and their value to our eco-system.
Please make Luncheon reservations by calling Nancy Ireland, 404-237-6491.
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| Join Trinity's Sustainability Committee |
Meet once a month, make a difference!
Contact: Chairperson Linda Bath, lindapbath@bellsouth.net
Other active committee members: Carolyn Carr, John Hitchens, Greg Hoopes, John Koon, Dave May, Christie Woodfin, Bernard Gilliland, Frances Wilson, and Eleanor Baughman.
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