Engage with the special needs population in our community; in the schools, the assisted living facilities and recreation events. Welcome and include people affected by disability in existing church programs. Explore church programs for parents and caregivers of those with special needs.

Focuses on providing services to those in need of basic home projects that they are unable to accomplish on their own either due to economics or capability. In the past we built ramps, cleared trees and brush after storms, basic/small project construction involving painting, carpentry, electrical, or plumbing. Volunteers do not have to be skilled craftsmen but have a helping heart to add to their helping hands.

Is a mission dedicated to providing the basic furnishings for households in need. We focus on families impacted by natural disasters such as hurricanes and floods, to those impacted by fires, or families impacted by economic conditions. We repurpose furniture and furnishings down to basic kitchen utensils to the benefit of those in need being a helping hand that Christ would urge us to be. Volunteers support the mission through sorting and storing goods to picking goods up to delivering goods to families in need.

Our mission is to help others reduce single use plastic & use budget friendly sustainable alternatives. We educate to Refuse, Reduce, Reuse & Recycle plastic. We are designated as a Green & 5-star Ocean Friendly Establishment . We help restaurants become more sustainable, donate LED bulbs to Habitat Houses, help with local litter clean-ups, purchase boxed water for events. We bought cloth bags for use in grocery stores as well as being advocates for reducing plastic bags in the stores.

Prison Ministry volunteers step into this darkness to hold a 3 ½ day weekend, with the majority of participants made up primarily of negative leaders within the prison. Through talks, discussions and Chapel meditations prisoners learn that they are worthy of God’s love, light and grace. That no matter who they are or what they have done, God forgives them

Provides knitted shawls, blankets, "prayer pockets" and purses for people at Trinity, in the community, other states, and foreign countries.

Provides Christmas  gifts to area children and families, as suggested by Brunswick Family Assistance.

Prepares shoeboxes filled with things like toys, hygiene items and school supplies to needy children all over the world including the US.

Trinity's Sunday School children pack items to fill Christmas shoeboxes for children in Armenia, where life is difficult because of ongoing conflicts.

Supports faculty and staff with supplies, services and appreciation gifts. Works with social workers to provide as-needed monetary support for students.

Annual meal packaging event that provides 20,000 nutritious dehydrated meals to be sent to impoverished areas.

Housing and meals are provided during the winter months in collaboration with the regional Interchurch Fellowship.