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  Trinity is just like one big family with unconditional Love for all who come through the doors and I feel more comfort at the Halls of Trinity then I do anywhere else in my travels and would recommend it to anyone whom is seeking spiritual guidance or Love that is missing in their lives!

  Added December 27, 2016 by John Kristiansen
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  I received this email from a recent visitor:
  The physical, liturgical setting is marvelous! The place is so meticulously clean that one could do surgery there. The superb music ministry struck me from the start, peppy as opposed to the slow dirges I've occasionally experienced elsewhere. The manner in which the choir processes in and out of the service is very creative and positive. Thank you for the choice of hymns that we already know and can belt out!
  [The vicar’s] homily and delivery style are endearing, related to today's world, and prophetic! [His] body language throughout the liturgy keeps [him] connected with the community at all times, and vice versa.
  I am one of those folks who stay at Social Hour until the doors are locked or until I'm evicted – whichever comes first. I felt warmly received as folks took the initiative to introduce me.
  [The vicar is] seen by the community as "a natural for this parish" and as greatly loved.
  Must confess to loving the body comfort of air conditioning!
  
  

  Added August 09, 2016 by David Robinson