Come learn more about Trinity’s recent trip to Cuba and the good work of our mission partners at La Playa Church and the Seminary in Matanzas. Our Water Filtration Team will share more details about the upcoming implementation of a new water filtration system in Havana. They will share the ins and outs of how the water filtration system works, who all is able to benefit, and the ways we might be engaged in the future.
This will be a great opportunity for learning, fellowship, and a good meal.
Join Faith-in-Action and fellow friends for advocacy days under the Gold Dome. Each event kicks off at 8 am with breakfast at Central Presbyterian Church and continues through the morning. Everyone is welcome, but registration is required. Prior experience is not required, as these gatherings include issues briefings and advocacy/policy training to help you prepare for your moments with your senators and representatives. For more information, as well as carpooling and/or parking arrangements, reach out to the Trinity contacts below.
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We will gather for coffee and pastries and in groups organized by our districts. PBG’s legislative focus includes banning the death penalty for those with intellectual disabilities, growing access to mental & physical healthcare, and ending homelessness by increasing affordable housing across Georgia.
Join Faith-in-Action and fellow friends for advocacy days under the Gold Dome. Each event kicks off at 8 am with breakfast at Central Presbyterian Church and continues through the morning. Everyone is welcome, but registration is required. Prior experience is not required, as these gatherings include issues briefings and advocacy/policy training to help you prepare for your moments with your senators and representatives. For more information, as well as carpooling and/or parking arrangements, reach out to the Trinity contacts below.
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This annual event, beginning with breakfast, is sponsored by the Georgia Water Coalition, an alliance of more than 250 organizations committed to ensuring that all water and waterways are safe, protected, and managed equitably for all Georgians. 2025 Legislative Issues and bills include a moratorium on risky mining near the Okefenokee, protecting Georgia’s drinking water from toxic PFAS contamination, and ensuring safe disposal of Georgia’s toxic Coal Ash waste.
Join Faith-in-Action and fellow friends for advocacy days under the Gold Dome. Each event kicks off at 8 am with breakfast at Central Presbyterian Church and continues through the morning. Everyone is welcome, but registration is required. Prior experience is not required, as these gatherings include issues briefings and advocacy/policy training to help you prepare for your moments with your senators and representatives. For more information, as well as carpooling and/or parking arrangements, reach out to the Trinity contacts below.
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Hosted by the Georgia Justice Project and themed: “Rooted in Justice, Thriving Together.” The GJP works to improve the criminal justice system in Georgia. 2025 policy priorities include providing a fair chance for people with arrests or conviction records to pursue careers in licensed fields, improving and expanding expungement and the First Offender Act, and preventing the criminalization of domestic violence survivors.
Organizations in the Atlanta area are encouraged to apply to the Trinity Impact Grant, a fund that supports the capacity to address inequity and disparity, with a particular focus on hunger, education, and advocacy. The form is due March 1st. Please email or send to lstrong@trinityatlanta.org and hkershner@trinityatlanta.org.
Join Rev. Lucy Strong to visit and learn at the Legacy Museum and National Memorial for Peace and Justice in Montgomery, AL. The Legacy Museum gives a comprehensive history of the institution and legacy of slavery in the U.S. The National Memorial for Peace and Justice is the nation’s first, dedicated to the memory of enslaved black people who have been terrorized by lynching, humiliated by racial segregation, and burdened with presumptions of guilt and police violence.
Come volunteer with us at Atlanta Food Bank’s Hunger Action Center, where we will sort items, pack food boxes, and more. This is a wonderful intergenerational volunteer opportunity for anyone 8 years or older.
Trinity members and friends are invited to participate in Central Presbyterian Church’s Sunday Breakfast Ministry, in which a small group of volunteers prepares and serves a light breakfast for men and women experiencing homelessness. Everyone that has already volunteered has had a great experience. Many have returned for another Sunday!
Trinity volunteers will provide fresh food to Grady Hospital patients in Brookhaven on the second Wednesday of the month. If you would like to volunteer in any time before the new year to sort fresh vegetables, pack food boxes and distribute, Register Here.
For any questions, contact Shannon Sale