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This group is responsible to oversee the physical care of the Alexis Park site.
Special Gifts Committee (Administration Core)
From proceeds received from monetary gifts invested through the Community Foundation of North Okanagan – this committee operates with and manages these funds as set out in the Special Gifts Fund.
Seniors Ministry (Human Resources Core)
For many years, worship services have been, and continue to be, held at The Gateby and The Vernon Restholm on the second Sunday of each month and at Noric House on the second Wednesday of each month.
Membership Committee (Human Resources Core)
This committee updates the membership role, participates in greeting newcomers and guests every Sunday; birthday card mail-outs to new babies until 3 years of age; and new member/transfer celebrations.
Pastoral Care (Human Resources Core)
This group sends out hundreds of cards to members of the Trinity family are shut-in, in ill health or experiencing bereavement.
Trinity Healing Room (Human Resources Core)
The Healing Ministry is an energy-based approach, with a focus on the tradition of laying-on of hands from ancient Christian practice. Healing means to become whole. All healing is basically self-healing. The practitioners facilitate and support the healing process. The hands are used to clear, energize and balance the human energy field, activating the mind/body/spirit connection and inducing deep relaxation. For more information, see our Spiritual Practices webpage.
Outreach Committee (Human Resources Core)
Trinity’s Outreach Committee has a proud history of reaching out to those in need both locally and internationally. This committee also educates Trinitarians about the work of the United Church of Canada’s Mission and Services team. For more details, see our Outreach Projects webpage and for more information on the United Church’s Mission and Services at United Church of Canada’s website.
Refugee Committee (Human Resources Core)
Currently not active … contact the office for any inquiries or for information on other similar projects, see our Outreach Projects webpage.
This fascinating connection has changed the lives of many Trinitarians. For information on the Romanian Orphans project and other similar projects, see our Outreach Projects webpage.
Ecumenical Concern Committee – Street lunches (Human Resources Core)
Trinity has been active in this Ministry for sometime now – and although there have many changes and attendance declines, the community places an ongoing importance to this service. More youth in Trinity and throughout the community have become involved with this project. For information on other similar projects, see our Outreach Projects webpage.
Trinity Neighbours (Human Resources Core)
This is a friendship group within our Trinity church family .. offering support through being available to needs as needs may arise – through a phone call; ride to Sunday service or concert; friendly visit; help with shopping or appointments. For information on other similar projects, see our Outreach Projects webpage.
Trinity’s Food Bank (Human Resources Core)
Trinity has operated a food bank since 2002 and is managed by the Outreach Committee. This ensures food is purchased and shelves are stocked, ready for emergency food hampers to be made. For information on other similar projects, see our Outreach Projects webpage.
The Observer (Program Core)
The Observer – the official magazine of the United Church of Canada – is described as North America’s “oldest continuously published magazine”. In the fall of 2007, the Observer took on a new fresh look and is printed on high-quality recycled paper. Contact the church office for subscription information or write to info@unitedchurchvernon.com.
This dedicated, hard-working team hires staff, ensures quality/safety control at Camp Hurlburt, along with ongoing maintenance – they also host monthly soup lunch after Sunday service. To find out more information about Camp Hurlburt click here.
Christian Education Committee (Program Core)
The work of the Christian Education Committee is intentional toward Christian education, faith formation and discipleship development at Trinity and strategically plans toward a seamless progression of Christian spiritual formation from birth through to adulthood. See our other related webpages – Outreach Projects, Spiritual Practices and Worship - Sacraments - Celebrations.
Music - Rhythm - Dance (Program Core)
Musical experiences of all sorts happen at Trinity ... music is central to spiritual experiences for Trinitarians. With a variety of groups and talent, we invite you to join us with the Trinity Chancel Choir, Trinity Gospel Singers, Trinity Chancel Band, Trinity Drums and Trinity Dancers … or perhaps you have another idea to develop new talents – contact the church office at 250-545-0797, Tuesday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. or write to info@unitedchurchvernon.com. For more details on our music programs, see our Music - Rhythm - Dance webpage.
Children and Youth Ministry– from Tots to Teens (Program Core)
The Sunday School program is based on the Seasons of the Spirit curriculum. We invite you to watch for ongoing updates on the Children & Youth webpage.
Nursery program – Supporting adults and their young during Sunday Worship, Trinity provides supervisory care of little ones using a newly acquired secure play area which is conveniently located adjacent to the sanctuary.
Trinity’s Sound Team (Program Core)
This team is an essential part of all events at Trinity. Join our team and embrace the challenge to learn a new skill, or enhance your current talents!
Communications Committee (Program Core)
This group’s prime function is to ensure that Trinity’s Vision and Mission statements are visible to the Trinity family and the community at large. For more information write to info@unitedchurchvernon.com.
Containing a wealth of information and resources, the Library is located in the Fireside Room at Trinity. What a great place to curl up with an awesome book!
Women’s Retreat (Program Core)
Exploring different themes each year, this annual event is an avenue for Trinity women to find Christian fellowship and opportunities for faith exploration throughout the weekend. We invite you to watch for upcoming events in our "What’s Happening" on the homepage and also check out our Events Calendar.
Lots of laughter … lots of good fellowship - this group meets weekly for breakfast to discuss a variety of topics and to plan activities. They have become masters of the Trinity kitchen in catering and have successful annual garage sales at the church. We invite you to watch for upcoming events in our "What’s Happening" on the homepage and also check out our Events Calendar.
United Church Women
2007 marked the 45th year of the U.C.W. at Trinity. There were many celebrations and acknowledgements of many years of commitment, fellowship and faith. Continuing the tradition of the U.C.W. – there are many times throughout the year where catering is used as a great source of fund-raising for Trinity. Spring and Fall Teas – funerals – community events – the annual Christmas cookie event – and many more. The UCW are in constant service to the church participating in gardening, camperships for Camp Hurlburt and many other outreach projects sponsored by Trinity. Traveling to other church communities to share in their special events or other United Church sponsored events – is a common event to Trinity UCW members. We are a busy and active group of women, striving to live our lives with the intent of the U.C.W. Purpose
To unite women of the congregation
for the total mission of the church,
and to provide a medium through which
they may express their loyalty to Jesus Christ, in
Christian witness, study, fellowship and service.
