Trinity’s Committee on Racial Equity (CORE) was created in 2021 by Trinity members who were inspired to take action towards racial equity in our country by embarking on a journey to positively change our community through unity. They offer multiple learning opportunities throughout the year.
Book Club – The CORE Book/Movie Study Group meets once per month on 1st Mondays via Zoom from 6-7 pm. Each month we discuss a book, movie, or documentary related to racial equity and social justice. The group determines what to study the following month at the end of each meeting. Register here.
Prayer and Meditation – Clay Brantley – this group receives prayer and meditation aides from Dr. Rev. Clay Brantley centering around racial equity twice a month via email. Register here.
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Trinity is blessed with an on-campus library and a churchwide Amplify Media account for the use of our members.
Trinity’s Committee on Racial Equity (CORE) was created in 2021 by Trinity members who were inspired to take action towards racial equity in our country by embarking on a journey to positively change our community through unity. They offer multiple learning opportunities throughout the year.
The Disciple program is a series of intensive, nine-month long studies of various sections of the Bible. Participants commit to daily reading and study and meet once a week to discuss their discoveries. Classes begin in early September and end in mid-May. Disciple Bible Study 1 – Phyllis Tippit – Sundays from 9-10:30 room 304 […]
Throughout the year, our Creation Care Ministry invites our members to visit Sister Grove Farm in Van Alstyne, Texas.
Did you know that Trinity was the first church in Collin County to install solar panels?
Youth Sunday is a unique worship event where our youth lead the whole congregation in worship.
This exciting Grace Presbytery Senior High event features a dynamic keynote speaker, small group discussion, and fellowship.
Every summer, our Youth participate in numerous trips to learn more about God, community, and each other.
Every year our youth participate in 30 Hour Famine and have raised over $170,000 through the years!
In December, Trinity’s youth hosts a Breakfast with Elves event for kids of all ages.
Confirmation process is a comprehensive program for youth in 7th grade and older, lasting 9 months.
During the summers, our youth meet in the evenings on Sundays and Wednesdays for swimming parties and fellowship at various host houses throughout the community.
GAP Weekend, formally known as Spring Youthquake, is sponsored by Grace Presbytery, and gives youth another opportunity to be at camp other than the summer to experience outdoor games, recreation, small group bible study and new friends. For more information on GAP, click here.
KidQuake is the first experience of camp for many of our children. KidQuake is a retreat weekend with kids from all over our Presbytery at Camp Gilmont in Gilmer, Texas.
Preschoolers and elementary aged students are invited to come to VBS (Vacation Bible School) for a week at the end of school each year.
OWLs is a special once a month opportunity for our older elementary to join with the Youth Ministry for dinner, fellowship, and Bible study time.
On Sundays, Trinity offers Sunday School, A Time for Young Disciples, PraiseKids, and more for our elementary aged children.
Our children’s ministry offers many fun activities for kids of all ages throughout the school year!
On Sunday mornings, Trinity has many opportunities for early childhood aged children.
To care for our neighbors and respond to a generous God, Trinity has a partnership with McKinney Little Free Pantry to host a pantry on our church property.
Trinity partners with Faith & Grief throughout the year to assist our members who are grieving the loss of a loved one. Faith & Grief is a national organization that seeks to provide comfort in times of need through education, fellowship, and collaboration. For more information on Faith & Grief, visit their about page here.
For those unable to worship in person, we offer a home Communion so that our full community might celebrate together regardless of their ability to travel.
Once a year, Trinity’s Women’s Ministry hosts a spiritual retreat for the women of Trinity.
Trinity’s Men’s Ministry offers a yearly Golf Tournament benefitting Presbyterian Children’s Homes and Services.
Trinity’s Bazaar is a generous ministry that fundraises for the church community through the arts and crafting.
Trinity is delighted to host the McKinney Philharmonic Orchestra throughout the year for their concerts, summer camps, and more!
Trinity’s Music Ministry offers seasonal cantatas throughout the year. These cantatas provide a unique worship experience that fills the church with music and the heart with hope.
Each summer, the Music Ministry invites a variety of guest musicians to sing and play in our worship services. We look forward to an amazing summer at Trinity with a rich and diverse musical experience.
Trinity Ringers is Trinity’s handbell group. They meet weekly on Sundays and perform in congregational worship throughout the year.
BHLU (Because He Loves Us), our teen Praise Team, is made up of both singers and instrumentalists who meet weekly at 4 pm on Sunday afternoon, and sing for youth TYME (Sunday School) each week. They also perform occasional special music for worship.
PraiseKids Jr (grades K-2) and PraiseKids Sr (grades 3-6) is a ministry designed to teach children about God and music.
Women’s Ministry’s Bound Together Book Club meets six times a year to discuss a popular book.
Our congregation values praying for and with one another. With this deep conviction, we formed our newest congregational ministry: Daily Prayer Ministry. Every day, every member will be held in prayer. Praying for others is a privilege and honor. It is a holy encounter with our Lord and Savior. Not only will it change their lives, but our lives as well.
Trinity is partnering with the World Wear Project to raise money for our Youth Ministry while helping the environment. The materials from seemingly unusable textiles are then up-cycled to make something altogether new and usable.
Missions at Trinity Presbyterian Church of McKinney Texas seek to reflect the heart of our compassionate God, who wants every person to experience God’s love and to live free of want, fear, and injustice.
Growing through Intentional Faith Development is one of the core values at TPC. No matter what your age or stage of life, we want to help you grow in your understanding of God, scripture, faith, and community through experiences that engage the mind, heart and body. At TPC, we offer a variety of Small Groups and Disciple Bible Studies.
The Junior High Ministry includes students from local middle schools in 6th through 8th grades.
The Senior Adult Ministry at Trinity Presbyterian Church of McKinney Texas is also referred to as Just Older Youth or J.O.Y. This group is a great way to connect to others here at the church.
The Junior High and Senior High youth have numerous opportunities so join in mission throughout the year.
Trinity offers various ministries to benefit the family. Taking marriage seriously, Trinity seeks to provide opportunities to strengthen marriage and relationships.
Growing through Intentional Faith Development is one of the core values at TPC. No matter what your age or stage of life, we want to help you grow in your understanding of God, scripture, faith, and community through experiences that engage the mind, heart and body. At TPC, we offer a variety of Sunday School classes, covering a range of topics.
Pickleball Join us on Mondays from 5:30 – 8:30 pm to play (or watch others play) Pickleball in the Great Hall. Pickleball is one of the fastest growing sport for all ages. We welcome beginners and experienced players. For those who are able, there is an opportunity to make a donation to cover the facilities cost. Pickleball has […]
The Creation Care Ministry at TPC exists to rally, educate, share, celebrate and strengthen our congregational commitment to reshaping our daily lives and the workings of our church to honor, rather than destroy, God’s creation. These are the ways we C.A.R.E.
