A Historical Sketch: Trinity Church, Orthodox Presbyterian, 1986

The following article was published in a 50th anniversary book for the denomination titled The Orthodox Presbyterian Church 1936-1986 edited by Charles G. Dennison and published in 1986. This article was originally published unsigned but was written by Rev. Richard C. Miller.

In 1969 two Orthodox Presbyterian families found themselves living in Novato, California. Novato is in the northern part of Marin County, just across the Golden Gate Bridge from San Francisco. The Williams family had come from the Goleta church and the Cantwells from Chula Vista, and both were driving 35 miles one way to worship in Berkeley. The Rev. Richard M. Lewis began a Bible class in Novato with these families and a few friends.

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Children’s Ministry through Vacation Bible School

Ministry to children is an important part of the work of Christ’s church on earth. One way our church has conducted that ministry over the years is through hosting Vacation Bible Schools. While our church has not been able to conduct one every year due to the extensive amount of work involved, it has been a ministry that has continued throughout the various generations in the church over these last 50 years. Here are a few historical snapshots of those moments from three generations (1971, 1985, and 2017).

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