Trinitas Church

As we approach the end of our fiscal year on April 30, we just want to say thank you. 🙏

Because of your generosity, communities on mission are being strengthened, churches are being planted and renewed, leaders are being developed, and lives are being impacted locally and globally.

We are deeply grateful for every prayer, every gift, and every encouragement this past year.

If you’ve been considering making a one-time gift or year-end contribution, now would be a meaningful time to do so before April 30 as we finish this year strong and prepare for the next season of mission.

Thank you for believing in the vision and walking with us. We’re excited for what’s ahead. ❤️

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May this be TRUE of us (Trinitas) and all that we influence. The more we lean into our roots the more FAVOR and MULTIPLICATION we experience. "Lord, we PRAY that you would inspire us to continue to seek out 'the neglected corners and waste places in our cities' and help us to plant churches across the US and beyond that reflect your heart for our cities. AMEN."

"Feeling clearly called of God to the carrying on of His work in the conversion of sinners, the sanctification of believers and the building up in holiness of those who may be committed to our care we associate ourselves together as a church of God under the name of the Church of the Nazarene. We seek the simplicity and the pentecostal power of the primitive New Testament Church. The field of labor to which we feel especially called is in the neglected quarters of the cities and wherever also may be found waste places and souls seeking pardon and cleansing from sin. This work we aim to do through the agency of city missions, evangelistic services, house-to-house visitation, caring for the poor, comforting the dying. To this end we strive personally to walk with God and to incite others so to do."

- Local Church Minutes, "Meeting of the Congregation," Organizational Meeting of the First Church of the Nazarene, Los Angeles, California, USA, October 30, 1895.

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Trinitas Communities on Mission We long to see every follower of Jesus form thriving communities bringing Heaven on Earth into their unique area of passion.

Beautiful Maundy (= New Command) Thursday time with our friends at a women's resource center in Phoenix. A worshipping community on mission meets here weekly.

Thank you, Jesus, for modeling what it looks like where your HUMANITY + DIVINITY meet. May the world look more like this and less like it does. Come, Holy Spirit! ❤️

“A new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so YOU MUST love one another. BY THIS everyone will know that you are my disciples, IF you love one another.”

Let's goooo! Coming Spring '25.... the Trinitas Communities Field Guide. An online tool featuring Missional Orientation, Missional Preparation, and Missional Ex*****on and Adventure phases to prepare pastors and missional community leaders alike to launch high-impact, low-cost ministries with the people, places, and purposes that God has given them a passion for. Built around principles and frameworks (not a program), this process is designed to be gospel centric and to empower ordinary disciples (missionaries) to live into their God given identity and sent-ness.

From Pastor Jad:

Yesterday, I looked Lucifer in the eye, and because of Jesus, I didn’t flinch.

We had a Satanist show up at a community on mission gathering at low income veterans center wearing a pentagram. He said that he’d been waiting for 4 hours for me to show up. Something told him he was supposed to come. Surprisingly, he kept tearing up as I preached the gospel. We chatted after everything was over. His story was heartbreaking, but he eventually ended up praying to receive Jesus back into his life to stop following Lucifer. Afterwards, it was still a CRAZY struggle for him to takeoff his pentagram - it had so much power over him - but when he finally did, his countenance completely changed and he exclaimed with tears, “I feel so happy! That’s weird! I feel so happy!”

I learned a lot about Lucifer and how he operates yesterday. He promises companionship and an easy life, but over time his ‘companions’ become slaves. JESUS IS DIFFERENT. He offers freedom and serves US. Any service he asks of us is in response to divine love – not a requirement for that love.

Granted this is an extreme story, but for many of us, we too live in bo***ge to fear, addiction, Satanically influenced Earthly entities, etc., BUT there is POWER in the name of JESUS to break every stronghold - even a pact with Lucifer himself.

Go King Jesus! Pray for Dave. ❤️🙏🏼

62 baptisms yesterday - in a prison. 50 adults (men and women). 12 juveniles. Eight hours of nonstop sharing the gospel and baptizing. All gave a professional of faith in Jesus as their Lord and Savior and committing to turning from their former ways and to following Jesus the best they can.

All glory to God for the work he’s been doing in each of their hearts as our team has been ministering faithfully under the leadership of Kevin Carson. He and his team have been showing up faithfully running Alpha course after Alpha course and going door-to-door and lockdown ministering to inmates. As a result of his faithful and prayerful incarnational presence, we had the goodwill and trust of the prison to go to all of the pods to share the gospel.

Our hearts are full and yet heartbroken over the stories we heard and the eyes we looked into in disbelief that they could be forgiven of what many of them had done.

Jesus, your grace is sufficient. Amen.

Join us for a simple and sacred celebration of an empty tomb and a risen Savior. Lots of fun for kids too! 

Bring a chair or blanket with beautiful Piestewa Peak and a rising sun as a backdrop. 

THE SEVENTH DAY OF CHRISTMAS – THE HUMANITY OF CHRIST. Christ was truly human. He learned how to walk, how to talk, how to function in everyday life. He understood what it means to be thirsty, to be hungry, to be tired, to be anxious, to be loved and to be hated. In this way we can know that God truly understands who we are – he has shared our experiences. We can then see that Christ provides a window into how God’s will and love works within our own humanity. We can follow him because he has been there and is with us even now. Christ was the incarnation of God’s Son.

Matthew 4: 1-11

THE SIXTH DAY OF CHRISTMAS – THE CIRCUMCISION OF CHRIST. The circumcision of Christ reveals that his parents were obedient and humble servants of God and that Christ himself was brought up fully within the traditions of the Scriptures. Jesus Christ came to fulfill prophecy, the Law and the salvation of God’s people – a mission that would ultimately embrace all people in the world.

Luke 2: 21-24