Trinity Presbyterian Church of West Sacramento

This little understated church is a secret gem. I am not a member but occasionally attend their services and help them with community projects. The people that work for, worship at, and provide leadership to this church are truly amazing. I believe this is one of the oldest churches in West Sacramento and the roots are evident when you visit. This church and its people are a testament to the strength and resilience of West Sac folks.
Last year the church organized a «Dirt to Dinner» event (not to be confused with other, similar sounding «farm to silver spoon» events smattering the region). I volunteered with the effort and found the experience to be transforming to not just me but many others in the community. Self reliance, environmental awareness, care for your and your family’s health — what else can you ask for? Oh, how about delicious food made with local ingredients. I really hope they do this event again next year.
If you are here on Unilocal looking for a church in West Sac to try out, I suggest you take a leap of faith and try Trinity. I may even become a member some day, but until then I know I am always welcome there.

Hubby & I went last Sunday to check it out. Everyone was very friendly & welcoming, they had us sign in their guest book & gave us a little gift bag. Inside was a travel coffee mug, a bookmark & a magnet.
They are currently between pastors and the man who spoke had it very casual, more like a classroom discussion with the congregation throwing out comments. I wasn’t a fan of the style myself.
Overall it was a nice church & everyone was friendly, but we’re looking for one with more people our own age. It seemed the majority of the congregation was elderly with a few people in their 40s.

This is a very welcoming Chuch for All people. Trinity now has two worship services a 9am and an 11am service. Trinity is a small to medium sized Church that supports many ministries. The Church is also active in the community in many ways (Out-​of-​the-​Box Food Ministry, Support of local schools, youth programs, etc). If you are looking for a spirit filled worship in your community… stop by.

Church is a very personal choice and what I look for in my religious services may not resonate with everyone. Also this is based on one visit. Having said that there are some things I very much liked about this church and some others that left me wanting. First off, the congregation is very welcoming and multigenerational (as another mentioned) and even a bit multiracial. I really enjoyed how people came up and greeted me and talked to me. Another plus is this church others THREE Sunday services, all with a different feel. I was raised in a very traditional, old style service Presbyterian Church and am very partial to singing old hymns and listening to structured sermons, though I’ve experienced other forms of Christian worship.
So I went to Trinity’s traditional service about a month ago and will admit the worship structure wasn’t to my liking. We did sing some traditional hymns but a good portion of it was new wave Christian songs played with a band. To me that’s an agape service; traditional is all hymns and organ music and choir singing. Additionally the sermon was not very well structured and it was less beneficial the way it was presented. So for me this church is a mix bag and I’ll keep looking for something more my style.

I have actually never been there, but I know the pastor and have met some of the members so on that, it seems like a great community church. Multigenerational and willing to try new things. At least worth a visit if you are doing the church shopping thing!