Trinity Presbyterian Church was officially organized in 1863, in the midst of the Civil War, the first church in the small town of Reeseville (later named Berwyn). The founding members were local farmers, artisans, and their families, predominately Scotch-Irish, who had settled here and longed for a place of worship in the community.A memorable opportunity to serve was presented in 1975 when Trinity sheltered 83 refugees, many of them orphans, fleeing the collapse of South Vietnam. For over two weeks they were housed, fed, clothed, and provided medical care while arrangements were made to match community resources with human needs. Freedoms Foundation honored Trinity and selected Rev. Bohl to receive its Humanitarian Activities Award. Subsequently, two smaller groups of Vietnamese refugees were settled and cared for in Berwyn by the church.
Trinity Presbyterian Church is "...a family community of faith and fellowship. We are called to passionately answer the call of God by sharing with all people the Good News of Jesus Christ, growing in a relationship with Christ and with one another, and dedicating our church to serve in His name."
We are a family community of faith and fellowship, who support each other and reach out to the community to share our Christian beliefs using traditional and contemporary methods.
Come and join us on Sundays at 10 AM for worship lead by Pastor Rev. Elisabeth Hartwell.
