Category: Leadership Community
August 2010 Retreat Media
Leadership Community Retreat | August 2010 from Trinity Grace Church on Vimeo.
‘Kirkwood Camp’ Music Video from Trinity Grace Church on Vimeo (
Prayer Talks from NYC Intercessors
Listen to these great talks on prayer from the NYC Intercessors. Included in this file are:
- Spiritual Authority
- Using your 5 senses and the power of blessing
- Sunday Service Intercessors
November 2009 meeting: The Gospel
The Gospel
What is the gospel? If someone asked you, what would you tell them? Here is a handy retelling of the whole story of God, the Bible (and beyond) in just a couple of pages. The World’s Greatest Story incl Verses (from TNIV)
Sharing the Gospel: The Engel Evangelism Scale
This extremely helpful scale frees you in sharing the story of God. Identify where on the scale your friend is, and then help them move just one step closer to knowing our gracious God (always listening to and empowered by the Holy Spirit, knowing that he has put you in this situation because you are best suited to share with this person). Engel Evangelism Scale
August 2009 Retreat
Video
Leadership Community Retreat (August 27-29 2009) from Trinity Grace Leaders on Vimeo.
What an envisioning and memorable time together at the end of August. Enjoy this recap of our weekend together that was filled with fun, dreaming and proclamation.
—In our time—
Photography
Here are some great photos from the weekend staytreat here in NYC.
Documents & Handouts
And here are the handouts from the Friday morning and Friday evening sessions:
Friday Night – FALL IMPERATIVES 09
Friday Morning – FALL leading from our paradigm
June 2009 TGC church-wide survey
In June 2009 we did a survey of our whole congregation: Who are you, how old are you, what gatherings and missional communities do you attend, how long do you plan to stay in the city—and more.
Read the complete results here, or view most of the graphs below.
Age demographics
Neighborhood churches
Note that ”blank” genders in the legend above refer to people we don’t know personally, who have gender indeterminate names like ”Robin.”
Overwhelmingly, people who took the time to fill out the survey consider this church their home.
Of all survey respondents, more than half are involved in a missional community.
Of the 364 people who filled out this survey and called our church their home, almost two-thirds of these people are involved in a missional community.
Almost three-quarters of survey respondents have lived at their current apartment for less than two years.
More than half of survey respondents plan to leave their apartment in one to two lease cycles.
Plans to stay or not to stay in our neighborhoods are up in the air. We aren’t yet committed to the neighborhoods we live in.
Half of survey respondents have been here less than three years—which means that half of respondents have been here more than three years.
One-fifth say “forever”…
Most people are established in their industry of choice. 
