Outreach

The Ministry of Outreach serves to embody the promise of the Gospel and Trinity’s good will to the world around us. Outreach has been an important part of Trinity’s mission for several decades. 

Some of the projects we currently support are:

Trinity provides busy bags for children who accompany adults to court – these bags contain materials for drawing, games, and a small stuffed toy.

Trinity collects food regularly for the pantry, which is located behind the Original Congregational Church just down the street in Wrentham Center.

A Campaign to End the Shame and Silence around Opioid Addiction
Trinity initiated this now nationally-recognized opioid awareness campaign in August 2017. The campaign began with the distribution of signs with #2069 printed on them – the number of opioid deaths in Massachusetts in 2016. Trinity has hosted a meet and greet for people of the community to talk about their personal experiences with the opioid crisis, a rally, and a prayer service of remembrance and hope.

The Medway Family Shelter is a twelve-family congregate shelter for homeless women and children. Trinity set up a Giving Tree to provide Christmas presents for the children. 

Trinity participates in and supports this monthly program of breakfast and fellowship for low-income families based at All Saints Episcopal Church in Attleboro.