Who We Are
About Trinity Methodist Church
Our church is more than handmade brick, wood, and stained glass. It’s the faith of the people who founded Mount Zion church in 1840 and who rebuilt on this site after destruction by Civil War, fire, and storm. It’s also the courage to stand together for Christ in every era.
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OurMission
Living as, and leading others to become, disciples of Jesus Christ
What We Believe
Together, we want to reflect the teachings of God’s word in our world by the Lord’s grace, and to share Christ’s message of hope with everyone. Click below to see more about what we believe.
Our Leaders
Sam Clarke, Pastor
Our Pastor/Teacher, Sam Clarke, applies his unique combination of study and experiences to offer vibrant Biblical preaching and teaching on the Kingdom of Almighty God and today’s world.
Lynn McGill
Our Director of Music Ministries, Lynn McGill, is led by his conviction that music and musical talent are gifts from God, and that the performance of excellent music is a gift to those who worship Him.
Donnie Hartsock
Renita Hartsock
Our Faith Heritage
Our history reflects the faith, work and perseverance of our founders and all those who came after them.
Trinity Church began with the founding of Mount Zion church nearby in the 1840s in eastern Williamson County. After the U.S. Army demolished it during the Civil War, members bought our current site in 1865 and began construction, even making bricks on site for the two-story building.
The building was almost destroyed by a tornado in 1897, and again in 1909. The stained-glass windows donated in 1916 have seen many changes, most recently our decision to become independent of the United Methodist Church.
Through celebrations and setbacks, the Trinity Methodist Church family and our historic facility continue to serve by God’s grace and power.