Trinity’s financial health is strong because our community understands that their pledges determine the church’s successful operations. Each fall, our stewardship committee implements a new campaign that runs through the beginning of Advent. The committee publishes weekly appeals in The Bulletin and The Trinity E-Times, and each Sunday service includes a call for contributions to the campaign. We offer a variety of ways to pledge—online, in installments, or in restricted gifts toward specific efforts—that offer flexibility and the chance to invest in programs that mean the most to them.

These efforts have been quite successful. Although the overall number of pledges has declined over the past decade, the average pledge has risen from $2,400 to $3,900. During the pandemic, when times were tough for so many people, pledges only increased. Our community’s generosity and prudent stewardship means that for several years, we have not required a capital campaign to fund major improvements. When we replaced a roof several years ago, we were able to pay off the loan from the Diocesan White Fund well ahead of maturity. Over the years, Trinity consistently has made its full annual assessment payment, currently $56,000, to the Diocese.

Trinity carries no debt and has a healthy endowment of $1,248,495.