Local Ministries Share with Less Fortunate for Christmas
December 24, 2020
Local churches spread the Christmas spirit in spite of the pandemic, giving back to those that need help.
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Pastor Alvin Tunstill
Trinity Baptist Church Celebrates 100th Anniversary
February 22, 2017
Multiple events are planned this year as Trinity Baptist Church observes a century of Christian and community service in the city of Los Angeles. A Sunday School group of 15 children and 3 adults founded the ministry on November 11, 1917. Upcoming activities will highlight the anniversary theme, “Celebrating 100 Years of Walking by Faith, Cherishing our Past, Celebrating our Present, Constructing our Future. For we walk by faith, not by sight. (2 Cor. 5:7) But without faith, it is impossible to please God. (Heb. 11:1).” “It is with immense joy that the entire Trinity Baptist Church family commemorate this
Trinity Baptist Celebrates Family and Friends Day
September 22, 2016
Pastor Alvin and First Lady Dr. Sandra Tunstill and the members of Trinity Baptist Church Family will celebrate their annual Family and Friends Day Worship Service on Sunday, September 25, at 10 a.m. The special worship, which is the only service that day, unites the entire Trinity membership with their families, friends, former members, neighbors, co-workers and the entire community. Sunday School will begin promptly at 8:45 am. The choirs of Trinity will provide musical selections and Pastor Tunstill will deliver the sermon. “We encourage the community to attend our special worship service and fellowship with family members and old
Trinity Hosts Family and Friends Day
September 23, 2015
Trinity Baptist Church plans a Family and Friends Day Worship Service on Sunday, September 27, at 10 a.m. According to Pastor Alvin Tunstill, Jr., the special service will replace the multiple services that are usually held each Sunday. “Our goal is to bring together the entire Trinity membership, their families, friends, former members, neighbors, co-workers and the entire community,” he explained. “Music will be provided by our mass choir and the message will focus on strengthening your faith and hopefully, increasing your desire to seek a deeper personal relationship with our God. We invite the greater Los Angeles community to
Trinity Baptist hosts ‘Gala Affair’ at L.A. Mission
June 17, 2015
In an effort to bless others as God blessed them, Pastor Alvin Tunstill, Jr., and the members of Trinity Baptist Church united with the Los Angeles Mission to offer a range of services to people residing on the city’s skid row. The day-long ‘Gala Affair,’ held on May 30, provided free haircuts, manicures, and foot-washing along with food, prizes and eighty $25 gift cards to more than 500 men, women and children. Also, Brian Ferguson, director of Trinity’s Homeless Ministry, performed as ‘Christian the Clown’ and the ‘Giant Man on Stilts.’ Explaining the reason behind the event, Pastor Tunstill said,