On Becoming a Member

We encourage you to come to our services and events. If after coming and experiencing the special grace and love that Trinity offers, we would invite you to consider becoming a member of our church. When you feel that God is calling you into a deeper commitment to membership, let the church know by any of the following means:

• Contact a staff member at 770-983-3177 or email our pastor to set an appointment for us to talk about membership. Please include name, address, phone number, and best times of availability.
• Mark the registration pad as you register your attendance at a worship event.

There are several ways by which one can become a member of Trinity United Methodist Church.

• Transfer of Letter: when you have been a member of another church.
• Reaffirmation of Faith: when you have been inactive in a former church for a period of time.
• Profession of Faith: when you have been baptized (as an infant, for example) but have not made a public statement of professing your faith and desire to be a member of the church for yourself.
• Profession of Faith and Baptism: when you have neither joined a church nor been baptized.

When joining a United Methodist Church a covenant vow is made between the individual, congregation, and God to participate in the ministries of the church by our prayers, gifts, service, and that in everything God will be glorified through Jesus Christ.

Trinity’s Covenant Commitment to you:

• To provide opportunities to deepen your Spiritual life.
• To provide encouraging, yet challenging, Biblical instruction that can have beneficial effects on your life and decisions.
• To love you as you are, while encouraging you to reach your fullest potential through a positive transforming relationship with God through Jesus Christ.
• To provide you with opportunities for service and to make a difference in the world around you, as well as the world global.
• To offer support in challenging times and life events.
• To provide Christian Education and enriching fellowship for all ages.
• To provide a place to “plug in.”