Trinity Columbus

What do we do with the hurt we never deal with?

Yesterday we continued Ruth: A Story of Redemption with Naomi's return to Bethlehem, where unresolved hurt had hardened into blame and bitterness. The reminder: don't let what you've been through change your character, because better things are waiting beyond the bitterness.

Missed Sunday? Catch up on the message below, then join us next Sunday as we continue the series.

"Blame and Bitterness" - October 4, 2026 Thank you for joining us for service! Today, Pastor Josh is guiding...

There's a place for you here this Sunday, just as you are. No matter what your week has looked like, come find rest, real community, and a warm welcome waiting for you. Join us at 11:00 AM, 101 Bascom Ct. We'd love to see your face in the crowd!

Calling all families! Tomorrow is Trinity Kids' A Day at the Park, and we're saving a spot for you. Bring the kids, grab a blanket, and come enjoy a fun afternoon outside with games, friends, and plenty of room to play.

Saturday, 1 to 3 PM
Lakebottom Park, Columbus

Whether you've been part of Trinity for years or have never been to our church, you're welcome here. Invite a friend, bring the whole family, and come spend time together with us. We can't wait to see you!

MIDWEEK STUDENTS ARE HEADING TO JEREMIAH'S!

Just a reminder parents, Trinity Students are heading to Banks Food Hall in Uptown Columbus for sweet treats at Jeremiah's Italian Ice, along with some discussion time together. Drop-off is at 6:15 PM, with pickup at 7:45 PM after Midweek Groups wrap up.

Meanwhile, there's still a place for everyone else at Midweek too, with groups for kids and adults meeting at the church tonight at 6:30. Come find your group and grow with us!

This week we're shining a light on one of the most loved ministries at Trinity Columbus: our Nursery Ministry.

Every Sunday, our trained and trusted volunteer staff members welcome our littlest members (from newborns all the way up to age three) with soft blankets, gentle hands, and a whole lot of patience. While parents are free to worship without distraction, our nursery volunteers are rocking babies to sleep, chasing down toddlers, and making sure every little one feels safe and loved.

This ministry doesn't always get the spotlight, but it's one of the most vital parts of our church family. Thank you to our faithful nursery volunteers for showing up week after week to care for our babies and toddlers like they're your own.

If you have a little one and haven't checked out our nursery yet, come see us this Sunday. Your baby (and you) are in great hands!

Naomi told her daughters-in-law to go home. It made sense, she had nothing left to offer them: no husbands, no future, no plan. Orpah kissed her goodbye. Ruth stayed.

That's the difference between a friendship that fades under pressure and one that gets stronger because of it. Ruth's loyalty to Naomi wasn't convenient, it was costly, and that's exactly what made it real.

This week from Faithful Friends: be a faithful friend and faithful friends will find you!

This past Sunday we gathered together for worship.

Pastor Josh continued our series, Ruth: A Story of Redemption, with a message called "Faithful Friends." He looked at the friendship between Naomi and Ruth, and what it means to have (and to be) the kind of friend who stays close through uncertainty instead of walking away.

Missed Sunday? Catch up on the message below.

Ruth: Faithful Friends - September 27, 2026 Thank you for joining us for Sunday service! Pastor Josh discusses ...

Sunday is almost here, and we would love for you to be part of it. Come as you are, no matter where you're starting from, and find your place with our church family. Join us this Sunday at 11:00 AM, 101 Bascom Ct. We can't wait to see you!