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We turned to Philippians 1:3-11 and saw Paul’s heart for the Philippians: he thanked God for them with deep affection, partnered with them in the gospel from prison, and longed for their love to abound more and more in knowledge and discernment. Because Christ began a good work in them and will complete it at the day of Jesus Christ, we are called to embrace fellowship as Spirit-empowered love — abounding, approving what is excellent, and being filled with the fruit of righteousness.
In recent years, members of Redeemer Community Church from across north Jefferson County began praying and dreaming together about seeing a similar church planted in their community. This had already happened once before in Homewood when Grace Fellowship was planted in 2017 and they wondered whether it could happen where they lived. The more they prayed and discussed this with the leadership of these two churches, the more it became clear that God was leading them to partner together to plant Trinity Fellowship.
The long-term aim is for Trinity to be an independent church that continues to partner with the Redeemer family of churches in celebrating and declaring the gospel across the region.