HOLY TRINITY SERVING THE UNDERSERVED

Our Vision & Purpose

The Matthew 25 Initiative envisions an Anglican expression of justice and mercy in every ACNA parish across North America, equipping and sustaining Anglicans who serve alongside the vulnerable. Inspired by Jesus’ call in Matthew 25 to care for “the least of these,” it fosters compassionate ministry that embodies Christ’s love in broken places that he revealed preeminently in his Incarnation.  See more on the Matthew 25 Initiative website.

Since it was planted in 2010, Holy Trinity has had the vision ”to embody Christ’s love and reconciliation in our community.”   Alignment with Matthew 25i strengthens our identity and purpose as a church committed to incarnational ministry, while also deepening discipleship and formation by inviting congregants into sacrificial love, proximity to suffering, and active peacemaking through resources that equip the local church.

How we fulfill this vision:

  • Establish loving and dignifying relationships with our neighbors.

  • Share the Gospel’s message of hope in word and action.

  • Be generous with our time, talents and resources, as God has been to us.

  • Partner with local ministries to provide service opportunities that address material and spiritual poverty.

Partnerships

We aim to step into the story of redemption that God is already writing in this area by partnering with organizations that are already doing work to help those in need in our community.

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Claire Kirby Hughes was a founding member of Holy Trinity, a radical disciple in her love for others and her desire to care for those in need. She went home to be with the Lord on April 25, 2017, after a gallant battle with cancer. If you would like to donate to Claire's cause and in her memory, please select Alms (Claire Kirby Hughes Memorial Fund) when you give online.

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