Frequently Asked Questions
No. It was founded as a United Methodist church in 1900, but it is now a non-denominational mission church that ministers alongside the homeless.
No, we offer upbeat, vibrant services in which everyone is welcome. We see part of our mission as bringing affluent Christians face to face with the economically deprived. Homelessness is such a huge problem that it requires the efforts of all of us to eradicate it.
No, Triune is a church that operates a weekend soup kitchen among its other ministries.
A Back Yard Mission Day is available by reservation any Wednesday, Saturday or Sunday. For more information, please visit the Back Yard Missions page.
Triune receives offerings and donations from individuals, churches and foundations. Our partner churches completely pay for, cook and serve the meals at our weekend soup kitchen. Our food pantry is stocked almost entirely with donations.
Triune’s address is 222 Rutherford St., Greenville. It sits on the corner of Stone Avenue and Rutherford Street, next door to Lewis BBQ House.
Join us for 11 a.m. Sunday worship or reserve a Back Yard Mission Day. Either is a great way to get an overview of our operation. For more regular volunteer opportunities, complete the Volunteer Application on the Volunteer Application page.
Our faithful partner churches already have most meals scheduled months in advance. However, there are occasional openings. Call Linda Hanna at (864) 546-5064.
Triune Chapel is the beautiful sanctuary where we worship.
