FAQs

  • What do you believe? 
    Click here to read our Vision Statement, Mission Statement, Core Values Statement, and Statements of Beliefs.
  • What can I expect when I come to a church service? 
    Our worship services are a celebration of what God is doing in our lives, both individually and corporately.  You will experience inspiring music, a relevant message and a warm, inviting atmosphere.
  • How should I dress? 
    Please dress comfortably; there is no “dress code” at Trinity Church.
  • How do I get to Trinity? 
    We’re easy to find! We are located close to two major freeways (127 and 96) in south Lansing.  Click here to find our location.
  • When are your services? 
    Saturday evenings at 6 p.m. and Sunday mornings at 9:15 and 11 a.m. 
  • Are they identical? 
    Yes, all 3 worship services are identical.  The Saturday night service is just a bit more casual.
  • How do I get connected or involved in your church? 
    We’re here to serve you and help you find a place to connect with God and others. If you’re interested in learning about Trinity's history, where we are today and where we hope to go in the future we encourage you to take the next Discover Class. You will also learn important information about Trinity's beliefs, the ministries of the church, and the purposes to which we are called.
    If you are interested in getting connected in community with other people we encourage you to consider joining a small or mid-sized group.  Our small groups meet in homes all around the city.  To get connected in a small group, contact Nikki Corkwell at 272-3822.
    Mid-sized communities meet on various days and nights of the week here on the Trinity campus.  Click here for a list of the current communities.  If you have further questions about communities, contact Nikki Corkwell at 272-3822.
  • How can I have a relationship with God? 
    We’re here to help you with your questions about God and how to have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.  Please contact our church office to talk with one of our staff or pastors.  Or, if you’d prefer, check out this link to explore more about a relationship with God.
  • What do you offer for kids?
      • Infant – 4 years
      • 5 years – 5th grade
    At Trinity we value children and we have programs and activities for all ages.  Click here to learn more about what we have for your children, ages infant to 5th grade.
      • Students
    We have programming for middle and high school students as well.  It’s designed specifically for them.  Click here to learn more about what we have for students.
  • What Bible Studies do you offer adults? 
    If you are interested in studying the Bible with others, we encourage you to consider joining a small or mid-sized group.  Small groups meet in homes all around the area.  To get connected in a small group, contact Nikki.Corkwell@TrinityWired.comNikki Corkwell at 272-3822.
    Mid-sized communities meet on various days and nights of the week here on the Trinity campus.  Some of these communities meet on Wednesday nights as part of the “Trinity Equipping Center.”   Click here for a list of the current communities.  If you have further questions about mid-sized communities, contact Nikki Corkwell at 272-3822.                       
  • How is your church structured? 
    Structure is like the skeleton.  The Bible teaches that church is the body of the Christ, and every body has to have a skeleton to hold it together.  Every church has a structure behind it.  Some of them prevent growth while some of them encourage growth.  Some of them are good while some of them aren’t. 
    Our leadership structure consists of Elders, Deacons, and a paid Staff Team.  Within each of these groups there are various sub-groups.  We are a team-based ministry as the Elders, Deacons, and Staff all work collaboratively to accomplish the purposes that God has for us.  We believe that:
      • Christ is the head of the church.
      • Elders are given authority in the Bible to oversee the church which includes items such as teaching, shepherding and organizational leadership.
      • The church is made up of members that the Bible calls “the body.”
      • In the Bible there is no mandated way to structure a church ministry.
    For more details about the offices of Trinity Church, please click here to view the Trinity Church Constitution.
  • What denomination is Trinity Church? 
    Trinity Church has always been a Non-Denominational Church.  We are an independent church.  There is no denominational control or hierarchy as there is in most denominations.  We are self-governed and determine our own affairs under the headship of Jesus Christ.  For example:
      • We choose our own pastor.
      • We own our own buildings and assets.
      • We determine our own ministry programs.
      • We prayerfully determine the vision and direction.