Holy Trinity Memphis UCC

JUNE 28 Stonewall
It's the actual date (1969) when the Stonewall Riots began, the catalyst for the modern LGBTQ global civil rights movement.

JUNE 28 Holy Trinity
Appropriately, June 28 (2006) is national Open and Affirming Sunday for the United Church of Christ. At Holy Trinity, Robert Morgan Pearson's sermon will follow suit: "We Shall Not Be Moved - Rooted in love, justice & affirmation."

Please join us! You'll be welcomed- just as you are!

More info at http://www.holytrinitymemphis.org/

On Father’s Day Sunday, June 21, Rev. Floridia Jackson will deliver her sermon “Phatherhood” (no, not a typo!) based on 1 Thessalonians 2:11-12.

We celebrate fathers everywhere, every kind: good and loving fathers, struggling fathers, absent fathers, sacrificing fathers, q***r and trans fathers, prayerful fathers, older-active fathers, young accountable fathers, grandfathers, stepfathers, foster dads and pet dads.

We celebrate our fathers on earth and our fathers in heaven.

Will we see you Sunday at 11 a.m.? In-person at 685 S. Highland or here on Facebook live.

More details: https://holytrinitymemphis.org/

Happy Juneteenth from Holy Trinity Community Church! An important day of recognition, restoration, celebration. Ways to celebrate Juneteenth 2026 in Memphis - https://ilovememphisblog.com/juneteenth

Rev. Dr. D'Leigh Harvell returns tomorrow at 11 a.m. for her sermon "Two Kinds of Faith, One Living God" drawn from Matthew 9:18-26. Won't you join us as D'Leigh considers divine healing and the power of faith. You'll be uplifted, welcomed and included — just as you are.

Check out this AMAZING quilt that was handsewn and donated by our wonderful guest preacher Rev. Dr. D'Leigh Harvell. Measuring at 77 x 79.5 inches, this quilt will be raffled off during our annual drag bingo fundraiser on Sept. 12. We'll begin selling raffle tickets this Sunday. The cost is $10 per ticket. Thank you, D’Leigh, for this lovely quilt!

WE'RE TURNING 36!
We opened our doors 36 years ago today as a response to an urgent need in the Memphis social and faith communities. At a small A-frame church on Monroe in Midtown, our ten founding members welcomed congregants, many of whom had been excluded from churches due to discrimination surrounding the emergence of HIV/AIDS.

As the first church of its kind in the Mid-South, Holy Trinity gained eminence and grew - proudly inclusive of gender, race, age, sexual orientation, economic condition and theological background.

Over three decades later our mission is steadfast: to participte in God's healing love by offering extravagant grace, radical inclusion and relentless compassion for all.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, HOLY TRINITY!

Learn more: https://holytrinitymemphis.org/