Sunday Dinner  Every Sunday morning a small group of volunteers gathers in the kitchen at the Trinity Outreach Center to begin preparations for Sunday dinner. The first shift is met by a much larger group that makes final preparations before dinner guests arrive at noon, and cleans up once the meal is finished.

Sunday dinner team members and volunteers are members of the church, relatives and friends, friends from other churches and the community and college students from Butler University. Every week a clergy member is present to lead devotion and assist the team of the week as needed. Approximately 4,000 guests are served annually.

Dayspring Family Shelter  For more than six years Trinity volunteers have been serving dinner to Dayspring residents on the third Sunday of each month. Volunteers plan and prepare the food ahead of time, transport it to the warming ovens at Dayspring and serve it to the residents. They are also responsible for the clean up. Dayspring is a unique family shelter in that fathers and teenaged children are allowed to stay with their families, a practice rarely allowed in many shelters. The Sunday dinners usually feed 35 to 40 people, many of whom are children.

Community Projects

Indianapolis Public School #60 – School Uniforms and The Back Pack Project  Trinity members help prepare students at IPS #60 for school by filling backpacks with school supplies.

The Magi Tree represents a fellowship between Trinity and a partnering neighborhood agency. Christmas gifts are provided for selected clientele (low-income adults, seniors or children) of the agency. The partnership lasts for two years, at which time a new agency is selected. This allows the church to work with numerous agencies and clients over the years.