Trinity United Methodist Church - 1830 / 1861 / 1883
30 W. Front St., Yo., OH 44503
https://trinityyoungstown.org/
Rooted in early Methodist settlers—including the Powers, Crawford, and Hogue families—Trinity’s origins date to 1830, reflecting early American Protestant settlement rather than a single immigrant group.
Located at 30 W. Front St., the present church, completed in 1883, features Collegiate Gothic architecture and houses the “Mighty Moeller” pipe organ, built by M.P. Moeller in 1947.
During World War II, the congregation undertook major renovations, including construction of the east wing and the Chapel of Friendly Bells, one of the first non-denominational chapels in the United States.
Trinity functions as a supportive neighborhood church emphasizing faith, fellowship, and service.
Ministries include adult Sunday School, the Joy Team, and the Good Shepherd Kitchen.
The present congregation is smaller in members, but continues a long tradition of community care and outreach.
Source: Congregation Website; Youngstown Vindicator
The Lord’s Table! (18x12)
Gothic’s Grace Trinity’s 1830 Legacy (12x18)
The Courtyard at Trinity (12x18)
A Gentle Walk (12x18)
Chapel of Friendly Bells (16x12)
The Poormans’s Bible! (12x18)
Vaulted Splendor (12x16)