Trinity’s new website is live!

The transition to our new website is complete. The website’s domain name (URL) has not changed. So, for most, you are already be using the new website at https://trinitypalmcoast.org.

If you are a long-time trinity user, however, you may still be using the old website. How would you know for sure? Visit the trinity website the way you normally would. If you see this in the address bar: “trinitypresbyterianchurchpalmcoast.us” or if you see the banner in this email, then you’re still using the old website. Note: you’re using the old website now to read this email — check the address bar.

Please be sure to start using the new website as soon as possible because the old website will be going away soon.

An easy way to do that is to “Favorite” or “Bookmark” the new website. You can click on the banner (or click this link: https://trinitypalmcoast.org) to go to the new website (then bookmark it).

Trinity Presbyterian is transitioning to a new website!

Change can be difficult, but we hope you can follow us through this period.

We are changing the format and layout of our website and, for a time, the web address will be different. You should not have to worry about it. We will try to leave you enough hints to guide you through this period.

BUT: our apologies for the inevitable hiccups!

While the old website is still operating, we will have a banner leading you to the new website. When the web address change is finalized the new website will be at the same address as the old website: https://trinitypalmcoast.org

It is possible, that you may be using a really old web address. For that case, after the new website is live, we will post another banner leading you to the new website. When that happens we will suggest that you “bookmark” or “favorite” the new website address.

Hopefully, you will find the new website a bit easier to view and navigate. Links to the live stream, online bulletin, and other features you are familiar with will also be on the new website. As always, we’d love to hear your comments about how to improve.

Peace in Christ.

Scam Alert: Emails

Please don’t respond to any text or emails from any Trinity staff asking for help.

Some Trinity members have received emails from fraudulent senders pretending to be our Pastor. Fraudsters will often send seemly friendly questions just to establish a relationship. They soon start asking more personal questions or ask requests of you.

Your best response is NO response. But, if you are concerned, reach out to the person directly with a phone call. This will let you know if the request was genuine and can let the staff person know of fraudulent activity with their identity.

Replacement for May 4, 2025 Worship Service

If you were watching the Live Stream on the morning of May 4th, 2025, you may have noticed there was no audio for the first half of the service (we hope you noticed!).

Fortunately, we were able to recover the audio and update the video. Furthermore, all the links on the website have been corrected to take you to the new video. So, if you would like to watch the May 4, 2025 10AM Worship Service in it’s entirety WITH AUDIO, you can do so by:

  • Clicking HERE
  • Using the “Did you miss …” banner on our website’s landing page for the next few days
  • Clicking the “Read more…” link in either of the two emails we sent you last week.

We hope we are past our technical difficulties for a while. Last week (April 27), we had a loss of power on our Live Stream PC and could not recover the end of the worship service. After a few software updates, we hope that sort of thing is behind us for a while. Unfortunately, the software updates reset our live stream audio. We noticed it too late for the first half of the service.

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