Lakeville Trinity Church


Welcome to the Lakeville Trinity Church website!
 "A Place Where YOU Are Loved!"

 

Come on in and explore our site and learn more about our family and it's ministries! We hope you enjoy your experience as you investigate our church through this site. Be sure to check out each area of ministry, the calendar of events and seek out God's truth for your life. We invite you to visit this site frequently and join us this week at one of our worship opportunities! We look forward to seeing you there!

 



Our Message To You. . .

You are important to God and to us!
Every person is recognized as a valuable member of our church body. Our ministries are designed to address the spiritual needs of the entire family -- men, women, teenagers, and children.

This church consists of people just like you.
Whatever your background, you are welcome here. If you are looking for a place to seve God and others, opportunities at Lakeville Trinity Church abound. We are always in need of ushers, greeters, Sunday School teachers, musicians, children's workers, visitation coordinators and more.

This church exists to serve you.
If you are hurting and need a safe place to heal, this church is for you. If you are healthy and looking for a place to grow, this church is for you. In whatever stage of life or circumstances you are in, Lakeville Trinity Church is here to meet your needs and to provide a secure and stimulating Christian atmosphere.

We look forward to meeting you. If you have any questions about our ministries that are not answered in this web site, feel free to e-mail us at: LakevilleTrinityChurch@agchurches.org  

 

 

Feeling like life is hopeless? 

No person is beyond forgiveness; No form of loneliness is too overwhelming; No relationship is too broken; No illness is too difficult; No fear is too great; No financial need is too large; No loss is too devastating; No addiction is too strong!

For Hope, click on the picture below. 

Nothing's Too Hard for God
 

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