Trinity Center is unique in its commitment to serve people through cultivating relationships. We offer respect to all, and we are attempting to break some of our “regular” barriers of Us/Them that keep us feeling safer, in some sense, by associating only with “people like ourselves”.
From my office window, as I am writing this, a stage is being assembled for a SXSW concert. Downtown is a different scene this week. Many of the year-round “regulars” stay away from downtown and businesses close for spring break. They are replaced by flocks of young to old folks carrying guitars, drums, and SXSW badges; some are crossing the street just below my window. Upstairs at St. David’s, church halls of worship become concert halls and there is excitement in the air. There is still much work to be done for those of us who are keeping our regular schedules, only with more people needing services and traffic at a stand-still.
2011 was a good year for Trinity Center in all aspects. I am in gratitude to an excellent board and staff that helped me to lead the organization forward. The following report captures the year in regards to programs, to staff, and to budget.
It is with a humble and grateful heart that I approach the writing of this fall letter. What a deep blessing it has been serving at the helm of Trinity Center! This unique organization brings me, daily, closer to God and teaches me unconditional love and gratefulness for the plenty that I am blessed with. What I appreciate most about Trinity Center is that though having a
We are very excited about launching this new, and much upgraded, web site for you and for the community at large. It feels like we caught up with the present time of cyber communication. Being on Facebook, blogging, our website connected to other service providers and funders we are now where a good organization is expected to be in this time and age. Special thanks go to Maria Huemmer, Meghann Ziler, Jennifer Stayton, and Diane Holloway for getting us here.
