Online ministry has been called a new frontier, but what are its limits? As we’ve experimented with livestreamed services and hybrid courses, we’ve learned a lot about what it takes to really build an online community. In this conversation we share some of those learnings and reflect on what it means to really pastor an online congregation, the true value of social media, and how to find out who is really joining your church online. As Trinity enters a new era of online ministry, we’re celebrating all that God has done and getting honest about the new directions we’re being called to pursue. Whether you’re part of the Trinity family or just someone interested in learning more about the reality of online ministry, tune in for a discussion full of helpful reflections on where we’ve been and where we’re headed next.

Life is full of uncertainty and disappointment. Where can I find hope? Hope takes time, it's hard earned and yet it's a surprising gift, it can come even in our darkest moments. In this sermon Rev. Sandra Seaborn (VP of Programs at Yonge Street Mission) unpacks Luke 24 to show how the disciples discussion on the Road to Emmaus is a lesson in how to wrestle with hope. When we're dealing with disappointment, big questions and misplaced hopes, Jesus appears to point us beyond this current moment to a true and deeper hope.

Faith grows one step at a time. Donald shares each step that he took from coming back to church for the first time to learning to pray and being baptized. From financial struggles to health challenges and parenting, God has been present in every situation and used the church family to provide everything Donald’s family needed. We also chat about some meaningful people and Bible stories that provide questions and comfort to keep us growing in our faith.