Jesus tells us to love the Lord our God with all our heart, soul and mind, and to love our neighbor as ourselves. Jesus also says that these are the greatest commandments upon which ALL the law and prophets hang. Pretty important "stuff." Jesus tells us who our neighbor is in the story of the Good Samaritan. At the end of the story, Jesus says, "Go and do likewise." The Outreach Committee is about "going and doing likewise." Trinity has committed 15% of its pledges for Outreach, as well as an endowment fund. The money is just a tool; to go and do likewise, we must give of ourselves to others.

We are always looking for volunteers. Here are some of the projects we have going this year:

• Christmas Angels – Christmas gifts and food for needy families .
• Adult Literacy – this project is pretty self-explanatory.
• Habitat for Humanity – allows low-income families to purchase a home.
• Partners in Education – helps the various local schools with special projects.
• Aid to Inmate Mothers – to strengthen the relationship between children and mothers who are in prison.
• Adullam House – a boarding school in Elmore County for children whose parents are in prison. Red Cross
• Samaritan’s Purse – shoeboxes full of goodies for needy children, the world over, for Christmas.
• Canterbury Courts – an apartment complex for elderly residents.
• Lakeside Ministry – ecumenical services held by the lake coordinated by Trinity during the summer.
• Relay For Life – raises money for the Cancer society.
• Montgomery Foodbank – feeds the needy in the tri-county area.
• Kairos – teams go into the prisons and tell about the love of Jesus Christ.