join a small group this week!
Trinity Church has a variety of Small Groups for you to join, encompassing a wide range of interests, phases of life and steps along your faith journey. Some are short term, others have been meeting for years, and they meet at a variety of times throughout the week and month.
Learn more about our Small Groups below.
Learn more about our Small Groups below.
Sunday adult small groups
Doin' Justice Small Group
Every Sunday | 10:00 AM | Room #316
The Doin' Justice class is starting a new documentary series in March, viewing "Traces of the Trade: A Story of the Deep North". Come join us to learn new things about our racial past. There's no book to read and drop ins are welcome! This group focuses on Wesley's understanding of racial justice, economic justice and gender justice, with rotating special guests, series leaders, and book studies. All are welcome to join this group, and you can find us every Sunday morning in room #316 (third floor right off the elevator). For more details, contact Connie Boole or Peggy Hilleary for more information.
Smith Small Group
Every Sunday | 10:00 AM | Room #317
The Smith Small Group every Sunday morning at on the 3rd floor; take a left off of the elevator and it's the room to the right - Room #317. We question, discuss and learn from one another as we study topics of faith and discipleship, and you're welcome to join at anytime. Our goal is to grow into deep, authentic relationships with God, with one another and with the community. Contact Linda Smith for more information.
"Young-er" Adults Group
Every Sunday | 10:00 AM | Room #315
Our "Young-er" adults small group is aimed toward the 30-50 crowd, designed to build a community of adults in the middle of life's busy schedule. This group cycles through a variety of short-term bible studies, and you're welcome to join at anytime. Held in Room #315 (all the way to the right, just before the bathrooms) every Sunday morning, you can contact Amy Utley or Bee Smith for more details.
Upper Room Devotional Discussion Group
Every Sunday | 10:00 AM | Online
The Upper Room Devotional group meets every Sunday morning online, and it's open to people of all ages, stages, and backgrounds. Participants read the Upper Room Devotional daily and come on Sundays to discuss what they've read and to listen to each other's reflections. Contact Mark Jackovich for more information.
Monthly Adult small groups
United Women In Faith
The United Women in Faith organization was formed over 150 years ago by a group of Methodist women in Boston. In what would become a lasting legacy of “showing up and getting things done,” they organized the Methodist Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society (WFMS), an organization that through the years, joined with other organizations to form the UMW in 1972.
The Trinity UWF meets on the 2nd Sunday of each month in the Fellowship Hall, right after the 11:00 AM church service (at about 12:15 PM). All women of the church are welcome to be a part of the UMW. When meeting at the church, we share a potluck luncheon together before the meeting begins, and our families and spouses are always invited to join us for the meal!
Mission: To help and encourage women and children regionally, nationally, and internationally.
Purpose: We seek to connect and nurture women through Christian spiritual formation, leadership development, creative fellowship and education so that they can inspire, influence and impact local and global communities.
In 2025, the Trinity UWF donated to over 20 different organizations, for a total of $5,621 given towards mission projects throughout the year! See the calendar below for details on our upcoming meetings, and contact Dewilla Hooper at dewillahooper@yahoo.com for more information or to RSVP.
The Trinity UWF meets on the 2nd Sunday of each month in the Fellowship Hall, right after the 11:00 AM church service (at about 12:15 PM). All women of the church are welcome to be a part of the UMW. When meeting at the church, we share a potluck luncheon together before the meeting begins, and our families and spouses are always invited to join us for the meal!
Mission: To help and encourage women and children regionally, nationally, and internationally.
Purpose: We seek to connect and nurture women through Christian spiritual formation, leadership development, creative fellowship and education so that they can inspire, influence and impact local and global communities.
In 2025, the Trinity UWF donated to over 20 different organizations, for a total of $5,621 given towards mission projects throughout the year! See the calendar below for details on our upcoming meetings, and contact Dewilla Hooper at dewillahooper@yahoo.com for more information or to RSVP.
2026 Speakers & Topics
January 11
Creation Care - Beth Remmes
Speaker: Beth Remmes, M.S. (she/her), Coastal Outreach & Climate Resiliency Coordinator for Georgia Interfaith Power & Light (GIPL)
Topic: How to engage in the issues of climate change, environmental injustices, pollution, and resource depletion in pursuit of a society in which every living thing can flourish.
Topic: How to engage in the issues of climate change, environmental injustices, pollution, and resource depletion in pursuit of a society in which every living thing can flourish.
February 8
Connected In Our Roots - Connie Boole
Speaker: Connie Boole
Topic: "Connected in our Roots" - For Black History month, we'll focus on some Black Historical maps and mapmakers, discussing their impact on our area and country.
Topic: "Connected in our Roots" - For Black History month, we'll focus on some Black Historical maps and mapmakers, discussing their impact on our area and country.
March 8
"Stitch-a-Hug" Program - Tiffani Hollis
Speaker: Tiffani Hollis
Topic: "Stitch-a-Hug" - Tiffani will present a program on making scarves for Trinity's annual Christmas Breakfast participants.
Topic: "Stitch-a-Hug" - Tiffani will present a program on making scarves for Trinity's annual Christmas Breakfast participants.
April 12
The Price of Hope - Caroline Josey Karoki
Speaker: Caroline Josey Karoki
Topic: "The Price of Hope" - She will be speaking to us about a documentary film that she made about the courageous journey of young girls in Kenya as they escape female genital mutilation (FGM) and child marriage. Her documentary will be shown that afternoon at the Savannah Visitor Center (April 12th) from 2 - 4 p.m.
Topic: "The Price of Hope" - She will be speaking to us about a documentary film that she made about the courageous journey of young girls in Kenya as they escape female genital mutilation (FGM) and child marriage. Her documentary will be shown that afternoon at the Savannah Visitor Center (April 12th) from 2 - 4 p.m.
May 3
Dreams of More - Judy DeShea
Speaker: Judy DeShea
Topic: "Dreams of More" - This year's Assembly is "Dream it! Believe it! Do it! This program focuses on how we might practice this in our lives with God's help, particularly as we reach out to potential new United Women in Faith members.
Topic: "Dreams of More" - This year's Assembly is "Dream it! Believe it! Do it! This program focuses on how we might practice this in our lives with God's help, particularly as we reach out to potential new United Women in Faith members.
June 14
Seeds of Hope - Nancy Malcom
Speaker: Nancy Malcom
Topic: "Seeds of Hope" - We'll discuss building hope, particularly in our Climate Justice work, by imagining how things would be if we make the changes we know are needed.
Topic: "Seeds of Hope" - We'll discuss building hope, particularly in our Climate Justice work, by imagining how things would be if we make the changes we know are needed.
July 12
Serving Our Neighbors - TBD
Speaker: TBD
Topic: "Serving Our Neighbors" - This session focuses on acts of service, particularly through National Mission Institutions.
Topic: "Serving Our Neighbors" - This session focuses on acts of service, particularly through National Mission Institutions.
August 9
Well With Our Souls - Lois Modell
Speaker: Lois Modell
Topic: "Well With Our Souls" - We will be discussing Soul Care, the United Women in Faith program that dedicates time and resources to helping us better know our souls, become more attentive to the just as deep and varied souls of others, and to care for all our souls with joy and rest.
Topic: "Well With Our Souls" - We will be discussing Soul Care, the United Women in Faith program that dedicates time and resources to helping us better know our souls, become more attentive to the just as deep and varied souls of others, and to care for all our souls with joy and rest.
Telfair Squares Lunch Group
This group meets monthly for lunch at 11:30 AM on the third Thursday morning. Locations change monthly, so contact Wayne Ervin by email or 912-346-5895 for more information or to RSVP.
Band Of Mothers
Band of Mothers is a group of mothers from all stages of life, who are joining forces to navigate the world of motherhood in community together. The monthly meetings will continue through May on the third Sunday of each month immediately after the service (about 12:15 PM). We will also have periodic home meetings and other events! You’ll find friendship and laughter while you socialize, process, learn, and grow through life together. Mothers of all kinds are welcome to join our group at any time; childcare will be provided for the church meetings. Want to learn more? Reach out to Jessica Hensley at 912-596-1159 with any questions!