Trinity supports and actively participates in a number of excellent international missions around the world. Please see the list below. For any question on these missions, please contact Frank Procaccini,Trinity's mission coordinator.


Peru Deaf Education Ministry

The children that are deaf and living in Peru do not have the educational opportunity that we offer here in the states. Each year a ministry team travels to Lima, Peru to work with the educational training and spiritual development of the deaf children living in Peru.

Trinity supports and actively participates in this mission. For more information visit the Peru Deaf Education Ministry website.

Philippines Mission

For over 15 years Trinity has been in partnership with Rev. Roger Porquillo, a Methodist pastor in the Philippines who has led several congregations over the years. Our financial support has helped provide Bibles and Christian education materials, instruments for a youth praise band, salaries for teachers and much more. We regularly receive pictures and notes from Pastor Roger and his congregation as they seek to do the Lord's work against challenges such as extreme poverty, tsunamis, and political violence. Trinity supports the Philippines Mission.

Trinity's Military Prayer and Care Package Ministry

Trinity's Military Prayer and Care Package Ministry was borne out of the need to support our men and women of the military who are deployed during a time of war. Donations of snacks, toiletries, games, stationery, books, magazines, socks (and more) are collected from Trinity members, and a group of two to three women sort the supplies, pack them in boxes, and mail them to soldiers whose names are provided through family and friends. A letter is included in each box letting the soldier know that Trinity's members haven't forgotten them, that we are praying for their safe return home, and that we appreciate the sacrifice they are making by defending our great country. Trinity supports the Military Prayer and Care Package Ministry.

Haiti – International Child Care (ICC) – Grace Children's Hospital

ICC began sponsoring Trinity mission teams in 1987 and has become a regular point of interest in most mission trips sent to Haiti by providing support, safety and transportation. ICC is linked directly to Grace Children's Hospital which is an important medical asset to the city of Port-au-Prince and visited by Trinitys' sponsored trips. Grace Children's Hospital is a hospital, orphanage and school for many children, in addition to providing medical treatment to adults. Many mission trips to Haiti have used Grace Children's Hospital as a primary destination to bring basic supplies and share Christian fellowship with the children.

Trinity supports and actively participates in International Child Care – Grace Children's Hospital. For more information, visit the International Child Care website.

Haiti – Light and Peace Mission – Pastor Ronald

Light and Peace Mission is a Christian network of over 35 churches, schools and orphanages in Haiti overseen by Pastor Ronald LeFranc of Bon Repos, Haiti. Pastor Ronald's main church, school and orphanage are located in Bon Repos. Through his connection to Dayspring Ministries—based in Chester, New Jersey—this ministry has touched the lives of many people in Haiti. Dayspring Ministries provides groups to Haiti approximately four times a year and also helps fund projects for Light and Peace Mission. Trinity United Methodist Church has made a connection with Dayspring Ministries and will be using them to sponsor future mission trips to Haiti.

Trinity supports and actively participates in Light and Peace Mission. For more information visit the Dayspring Ministries website.

What the Haiti Mission Means

Each year Trinity Church members travel to Haiti and in January 2013, representatives from our church humbly served, donated supplies and spread of word of Jesus Christ. To understand the difference this annual mission makes to the children of Haiti and to the hearts of the missionaries from Trinity who travel there, read the compelling story — Home is Where the Heart Is — about what it meant to one mission member, Janelle McCarthy.