Covenant Network: "We intend to articulate and act on the church's historic, progressive vision and to work for a fully inclusive church"

Shower of Stoles: a collection of hundreds of liturgical stoles from gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender persons, each telling the story of a GLBT person who is active in the life and leadership of their faith community in some way: minister, elder, deacon, teacher, missionary, musician, administrator or active layperson.

"More Light" Presbyterians: "seeking the full participation of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people of faith in the life, ministry and witness of the Presbyterian Church (USA)"

GayChurch.org: "We feature one of the largest gay and lesbian welcoming Christian church directories and bulletin boards in the world."

Presbyterian Parents of Gays and Lesbians: "a support network of pastoral care and information about homosexuality to parents of gay and lesbian children in an environment of faith that is safe, nurturing and confidential so that parents may strive toward understanding, acceptance and affirmation of themselves and their sons and daughters"

That All May Freely Serve: "working for ordination of qualified gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender candidates in the Presbyterian Church (USA) as Elders, Deacons, and Ministers"

Soulforce: "an interfaith movement committed to ending spiritual violence perpetuated by religious policies and teachings against gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people."

Confessing Church Movement: "Proclaiming that Jesus Christ alone is the way of salvation, Holy Scripture is the Church's infallible rule of faith and life, God's people are called to holiness, including honoring the sanctity of marriage between a man and a woman, the only relationship within which sexual activity is appropriate."

The Layman: official web site of the conservative Presbyterian Lay Committee

Presbyterian Coalition: "Committed to Life and Transformation in the PC(USA): Exalting Jesus Christ, Energizing Congregations, Upholding Historic Biblical Leadership Standards"

Presbyterians for Renewal: "working ... through prayer, programs, and proclamation to renew the Presbyterian Church (USA)"

Presbyterian Church (USA) U.S. And World Mission site

One Great Hour of Sharing

Alternative Gifts International: The inspiration behind Trinity's annual Alternative Christmas Gift Market

Call to Renewal: "People of faith overcoming poverty"

Friends of Dresden: Committed to the reconstruction, restoration and preservation of the Frauenkirche

Habitat for Humanity

Medical Benevolence Foundation: A PC(USA) organization providing support for medical personnel, equipment, supplies and financial aid to hospitals, medical outposts and clinics outside the United States

Mennonite Central Committee: Answering the biblical call to care for the hungry and thirsty, the stranger, the sick, and those in prison

Seva Foundation: Building partnerships to respond to locally defined problems with culturally sustainable solutions

Prison Fellowship

Lutheran World Relief

Catholic Relief Services

International Institute of St. Louis

Beyond Housing: "Partnering with Families for Stronger Communities"

Care and Counseling: "delivering affordable, high quality mental health counseling which provides the opportunity to integrate spirit, mind and body"

CSC Charities for Children: Trinity members Spirit Sorenson and Charlotte Landrum collect teddy bears, backpacks, school supplies, and underwear for distribution to children in homeless shelters and abuse centers

Doorways provides housing options for St. Louis area people with HIV/AIDS

Father Dunne's Newsboys' Home   seeks to provide young men and their families individualized care, addressing their unique needs and building on their strengths

Genesis House Trinity members were instrumental in founding this Christian coffee house in the U. City Loop area

Gateway Greening: Community development through community gardening

Classroom Composting with Worms: Gateway Greening's school "vermiculture" project

Habitat for Humanity St. Louis  is a nonprofit, ecumenical Christian housing ministry uniting people of all races and religions to build houses in partnership with families in need

Interfaith Partnership: bringing together people of faith for understanding, dialogue and celebration

The International Institute   provides a wide variety of services to more than 10,000 newcomers annually and serves as our community's central clearinghouse for information about St. Louis' many ethnic communities.

Lydia's House: a place of healing and a voice of hope for abused women and their children

Midland House / Independence Center: providing rehabilitation and recovery services using the "clubhouse" model of psychiatric rehabilitation

Mound Ridge Camp is a mission facility of the Presbytery of Giddings-Lovejoy. Their mission is to involve people in Christian community, to provide an informal atmosphere for fellowship, reflection, recreation, and worship, and to support the life and mission of the local church by providing a supportive atmosphere away from the hectic pace of daily living.

National Alliance for the Mentally Ill of Metropolitan St. Louis

OASIS "Person-to-Person" Peer Counseling provides a "listening ear" for older adults going through normal life changes

Our Little Haven children's residential treatment and family services

Presbyterian Children's Services provides compassionate and therapeutic social, psychological and educational services to children and families of all faiths

Prison Fellowship: Deepening our relationship with Christ, taking the Gospel to prisoners, and ministering to prisoners' children  

RAVEN provides educational programs that help men become non-violent, assume personal responsibility, and behave respectfully

St. Vincent Home: provides love, security and professional treatment for troubled children and their families through a fully integrated program of services

University City Medical Transportation provides non-emergency medical transportation for seniors and the disabled

University City Residential Service helps keep University City a Great Place to live by encouraging the attraction and retention of individuals who reflect diverse economic, cultural, ethnic and religious backgrounds