"Following Jesus as their example, our Ministry volunteers show compassion and care to all."

Our Blessed Trinity Parish has an extensive Ministry program comprised of parishioners that dedicate their time to help the sick, the homeless, the hungry, and the disheartened.

 As the Gospels reveal, Jesus' care toward all people, especially those who were hurting or in need, was His caring way. Following Jesus as their example, our volunteers show compassion and care to all.

 By ministering to those in need, healing and spiritual growth takes place within individuals and their relationships. We foster growth toward spiritual healing, wholeness, and provide guidance to positive development in their lives.

• Sick and Homebound. Serving our nursing homes, hospital and homebound parishioners with Holy Communion, visits to comfort loved ones, Prayer Partners who sit with the sick or dying, praying the Rosary or Chaplet of Divine Mercy, Sacrament of Confession and Anointing of the Sick.
• Bread of Life. This Blessed Trinity Parish group meets once a month in service of those in need by cooking meals and delivering to the local community as they prepare for Confirmation. 
• Faith Formation. Many learning opportunities are provided by this ministry for all ages including pre-school, youth, young adults and adults.
• Worship. This dedicated group meet each month guiding our parish regarding all matters pertaining to Liturgy and Worship. 
• Jail Ministry. Our St. Dismas Jail Ministry is facilitated by a network of parish volunteers and clergy who offer spiritual and emotional assistance to the imprisoned, including those who are incarcenated, who to their victims and their often forgoten families. Once released, the program maintains a relationship for continued guidance and direction in their new  life.
• Bereavement. This is a new ministry that we are incorporating into our parish and is much needed to be a comfort for those who have lost loved ones.