A group from Trinity took a trip in April 2022 to the Center for Intercultural Training (CIT) located in Union Mills, NC is under the United World Missions umbrella.
Outdoor clean up.
The men in the group made shelving for extra storage.
New mulch to freshen up the flower beds.
A couple of our hard working men!
Plenty of new storage was built.
New lamps and home furnishings for the guest house for missionaries.
The CIT dining room.
Hanging new artwork. Measure once, measure twice. Is it straight?
Whistle while you work!
Worship and devotional time!
Full tummies, full hearts!
Small home repair jobs were completed by the team.
Still at work!
Preparing the tables for meal time.
Everyone had plenty of work to do.
Yard work, indoor work and outdoor home repairs.
Through missions, Trinity assists in the fulfillment of the Great Commission by:
proclaiming the gospel of Christ
making disciples
planting churches
training/equipping Christian leadership
All congregational members are encouraged to serve by supporting, praying, sending, or going.
Trinity is currently supporting five missionaries across the world. These missionaries serve in:
Africa
Asia
Guatemala
United States
Some of these missionaries are originally from the Trinity EPC congregation while others are based with different Christian world mission organizations.
Short-term missions through The King’s Academy and other groups from the congregation are supported throughout the year. These groups serve locally in Florence and other areas of South Carolina as well as across state lines and US borders. Africa, Guatemala, Honduras, and Puerto Rico are just a few of the places across the world our teams have traveled. You can get further information on The King’s Academy by visiting their website at https://www.tkaflorence.com/ .
Kristin Collins was recently supported by Trinity EPC on a short term missions trip to Central America.
She served alongside Hope Project in Nicaragua with various teams working with local churches to support different needs within the community. They built five houses and provided expecting mother’s with medical supplies for delivery and newborn care. Kristin also participated in educational training for local teachers and tutors.
To learn more about Kristin and her vision for teaching the nations, visit the page below! https://worldoutreach.org/cc/donations.html?fCode=631