Trinity Fellowship began in the summer of 1979 under the direction
of Pastor Henry Aguilera. The first location of the new congregation
was the Red Lion Downtowner Hotel. In addition to the hotel,
during the next four years the congregation met at BSU and in a
small building on Northview Avenue. In 1983 the building at 300
North Latah was purchased and became our permanent home.
Several pastors have served our congregation well since that time.
In November 2007, Damian Kendrick began ministering at Trinity
Fellowship Church.
The church is non-denominational, being made up of believers from
a great variety of backgrounds. From its beginning the church has
tried to accept people as they are and help them grow into
devoted worshippers of Jesus Christ. While we hold to the Word of
God as our standard of faith and conduct, we understand that
none of us will be perfect until we stand in the presence of Jesus
Christ. We believe that perfecting people is not the work of the
church or it's ministers, but of the Holy Spirit. We are, therefore,
committed to being there for people as they work their way
through life's problems, which sometimes are not very pretty.
When you worship at Trinity Fellowship Church you will be in the
presence of people who are still laboring to overcome problems
and sins. If you come to us expecting to find flawless Christians
you will be disappointed. On the other hand, if you are looking for
a place where people are accepted as they are now while they
become more like Jesus, you will probably be comfortable here.
of Pastor Henry Aguilera. The first location of the new congregation
was the Red Lion Downtowner Hotel. In addition to the hotel,
during the next four years the congregation met at BSU and in a
small building on Northview Avenue. In 1983 the building at 300
North Latah was purchased and became our permanent home.
Several pastors have served our congregation well since that time.
In November 2007, Damian Kendrick began ministering at Trinity
Fellowship Church.
The church is non-denominational, being made up of believers from
a great variety of backgrounds. From its beginning the church has
tried to accept people as they are and help them grow into
devoted worshippers of Jesus Christ. While we hold to the Word of
God as our standard of faith and conduct, we understand that
none of us will be perfect until we stand in the presence of Jesus
Christ. We believe that perfecting people is not the work of the
church or it's ministers, but of the Holy Spirit. We are, therefore,
committed to being there for people as they work their way
through life's problems, which sometimes are not very pretty.
When you worship at Trinity Fellowship Church you will be in the
presence of people who are still laboring to overcome problems
and sins. If you come to us expecting to find flawless Christians
you will be disappointed. On the other hand, if you are looking for
a place where people are accepted as they are now while they
become more like Jesus, you will probably be comfortable here.
Our History
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About Trinity Fellowship Church
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Worship that is Spirit-filled.
Genuine fellowship with God and people.
Individual and corporate prayer.
Training through the Word and deed.
Outreach to a hurting and needy world.
Genuine fellowship with God and people.
Individual and corporate prayer.
Training through the Word and deed.
Outreach to a hurting and needy world.
What we value
Sanctuary
upcoming events
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Dessert Auction
December 21
Christmas Program
December 14
Christmas Eve Service
December 24