Trinity Community Center
The Trinity Community Center, chaired by Kimlee Marquise, is an open table for the people of Rotterdam and the Greater Schenectady area of New York, where neighbors of all backgrounds can gather safely and without judgement to support, learn and grow together. The “three legs” of that open table, all crosscut by a focus on diversity, equity and inclusion, are:
Formed by the historic 2021 consolidation of the former Trinity Reformed Church into Messiah Lutheran, Trinity's former church space is now a resource for everyone in our community, no matter their religious affiliation!
Located at 705 Curry Road in Rotterdam, the Trinity Community Center hosts a wide variety of regular weekly offerings from Zentangle to 12 Step Programs, Community Crafters to Zumba, Master Class Theatre and Yoga.
The Trinity Community Center also houses our Bread of Life Food Pantry and Produce Pantry programs.
We also regularly host community concerts and other one-time arts and culture events, all which can be found on our Parish Events page.
Our next majority project is to transform the former sanctuary space at Trinity into a project called the Rotterdam Performance Hall, as shown below.
- food security
- mental health & wellbeing
- arts, culture & self expression
Formed by the historic 2021 consolidation of the former Trinity Reformed Church into Messiah Lutheran, Trinity's former church space is now a resource for everyone in our community, no matter their religious affiliation!
Located at 705 Curry Road in Rotterdam, the Trinity Community Center hosts a wide variety of regular weekly offerings from Zentangle to 12 Step Programs, Community Crafters to Zumba, Master Class Theatre and Yoga.
The Trinity Community Center also houses our Bread of Life Food Pantry and Produce Pantry programs.
We also regularly host community concerts and other one-time arts and culture events, all which can be found on our Parish Events page.
Our next majority project is to transform the former sanctuary space at Trinity into a project called the Rotterdam Performance Hall, as shown below.
