Trinity Presbyterian Church

Trinity Presbyterian Church (formerly Lakeside Church) is a PCA (Presbyterian Church in America) congregation. We are a little different than the average American evangelical church. We are not trying to be new or unique in worship or polity but gladly stand in the long tradition of classical Protestantism. First, we are unashamedly committed to th... e historic Reformed faith as summarized in the Westminster Confession and Catechisms. The same faith that saw our spiritual ancestors harassed, imprisoned, tortured, and martyred because they proclaimed the crown rights of King Jesus. The same faith that turned the medieval world upside down as Calvin transformed Geneva into a "city on a hill and a light to the nations. The same faith that motivated the Scottish Presbyterians to reform a nation, and the New England Puritans to build one. As a church, we believe that Christians need a sound theological basis for interpreting every area of life. To get that foundation requires rooting Christians in a consistent, Biblical world view. No spiritual fluff at Trinity Presbyterian, no spiritual pap, but a dedication to understand and obey our Lord and King. Our worship is simple, dignified, and reverent. It is patterned after the historic church, meaning the synagogue/Presbyterian custom followed by Christ and His apostles. We do not follow the whims and will of men. The acceptable way of worshiping the true God is instituted by Himself. Therefore our worship is Word-centered, limited according to His own revealed will, not broadened by the imaginations and inventions of men. Our aim is to please God in worship, not the unregenerate. We sing His Word, pray His Word, read His Word, and preach His Word: powerfully, expositionally, practically. Since we believe that the Word of God has the answers for every area of life, we don't just critique the problem, we also fully explore God's solutions for personal, family, church and social issues. We take seriously the Great Commission that we have a responsibility to disciple the ...Read More