Trinity United Methodist Church is seeking a dedicated, detail-oriented part-time Financial Administrator to manage our daily financial operations, accounting, and payroll. This role is crucial to our ministry, ensuring transparency, stewardship, and accuracy in all financial records. The Financial Administrator who reports to the Lead Pastor, collaborates with the Finance Committee and other appropriate volunteers to support the church’s mission which is “to make disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world”.

For more information, including responsibilities and how to apply, please see the document below. 

April 12, 2026 Bulletin

Drowning is the leading cause of death amongst children age 1-4. One of our mission partners, the Tuckahoe YMCA, addresses this tragedy in part by offering Safety Around Water week. In 2025, SAW week served 1,500 children in the water and 4,000 children on land with activities surrounding water safety.

Our help is needed to assemble water safety tags and package dryland materials for Richmond-area YMCAs. This is an assembly event - no getting near or in the water is required. Families are welcome to participate, though children 14 and younger must be accompanied by a parent. 20-25 volunteers are needed. Please register so we know how many helpers we have!

The YMCA pavilion is a key gathering space for the community, and it needs weatherproofing to ensure it remains safe and functional! Let's help one of our mission partners with this important need before summer camp season by staining the pavilion. Join us for an afternoon of service as we do this important work!

This is an adults-only event, as (provided) ladders will be used. 20 volunteers are needed; please register so that we know how many participants to expect!

Trinity Preschool & Parents’ Morning Out is seeking a nurturing, dependable, and engaging
Toddler Teacher to join our early childhood team. We are a faith-based program dedicated to providing a loving, structured, and developmentally appropriate environment where young children can grow socially, emotionally, and academically.

This position is ideal for someone who truly enjoys working with toddlers and understands the importance of consistency, patience, and building strong relationships with both children and families.

To learn more and for details on how to apply, please read the document below:

With questions, please fill out the form below:

April 5, 2026 Easter Bulletin

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March 22, 2026 Bulletin

Would you like to share your love of the outdoors with children? The Friends of Bellemeade Park have a partnership with Richmond Public Schools to provide outdoor education programs for all preschoolers. The children arrive at Bellemeade Park every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from April 8 and May 29. The role of volunteers is to arrive at 9:45am for setup. You will not have to deliver any instruction, just help the children discover the wonder of self-directed nature play.

Bellemeade Park is located at 1800 Krouse Street. With any questions about this vital ministry - or to participate in the field trips - please contact Bob Argabright at 804-310-1080. He is excited to talk to you about the transformative work going on for all ages at Bellemeade!

Bellemeade Park hosts a weekly Saturday Outdoor Club that aims to foster a love of reading among our children while engaging them in outdoor activities that build curious learners who can connect to the natural world through creative play and exploration.

Volunteers of all ages are needed to lead activities.

Literacy & Outdoor Days take place on Saturdays April 11, 18, and 25th from 10-12:30.

To learn more about this opportunity, contact Steve Werner (sgwerner@gmail.com) or Bob Argabright (rargabright@me.com).

Pastor Daniel's study currently meets on Thursday nights from 6 - 7:30 pm in room 323.This spring, the study will be taking a look at the Bible as a historical document. Sometimes, this will mean reflecting on the composition of certain Biblical texts. Other times, it will mean reflecting on how people constructed what we consider to be essential truths out of scripture and what that means for our understanding of faith today.

No registration is required: just come as you can and as you are!

Mar. 12: Luke - The Bible as Research
Mar. 19: Genesis - The Documentary Hypothesis and the Role of Experience in Faith
Mar. 26: The Deuteronomistic History and Solving the Problem of Evil
Apr. 2 - OFF for Maundy Thursday service
Apr. 9: Job - Truth and "Myth"
Apr. 16: John - The Arian Controversy (Not THAT one)
Apr. 23: Matthew - Judas and the Apocrypha
Apr. 30: Romans - Contextual Theology vs. Systematic Theology
May 7: Acts - Universalism and Antisemitism
May 14: Revelation - The Bible and The Future

March 15, 2026 Bulletin

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Attached is the February 2026 Window Newsletter!

January 25, 2026

Jill's Blankets, a local non-profit organization that provides warm fleece blankets for patients undergoing cancer treatments, is preparing for their spring blanket event on April 27, 2026.

We are thrilled that Jill's Blankets uses Trinity Hall for these events, and several of our United Women in Faith circles and participants are involved! Blanket-making is open to everyone with all materials provided. We encourage you to participate!

Date: Monday, April 27, 2026
Time: There are three sessions (morning, afternoon, and evening). Come when you can and stay as long as you're able.

To sign up, visit Jill's Blankets Sign Up Genius located here.

January 18, 2026 Bulletin

Trinity Students meet most Sundays from 5-7pm to share in fellowship and activities together.  Your help is needed to prepare food for these gatherings!  Dinner will start at 5pm sharp each day!

January 11, 2026 Bulleetin