Trinity Child of Member Database Update

Enter information for a child of the adult you just submitted below.

Names and birthdays of children are included in our member database under their parent(s). If you would like to keep their information private, please check the “unlisted” boxes as necessary. Only fields marked with an asterisk (*) are included in our directory. If you select unlisted for the child’s name, all other information will be kept private.

After submitting this form, you will have an opportunity to submit additional children or adults.

Name

This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

Primary Parent Name(Required)

Prefix First Middle Last Suffix

Secondary Parent Name

Prefix First Middle Last Suffix

* Child Name(Required)

First Middle Last Suffix

Name unlisted?

Yes

* Child Preferred name or nickname:

Preferred name/nickname unlisted?

Yes

* Child Date of birth(Required)

Date of birth unlisted?

Yes

Child Gender(Required)

Check all that apply.

Nonbinary

Gender-fluid

Other

Other gender:

Child Preferred pronouns

Check all that apply

he/him/his

she/her/hers

them/them/theirs

other

Other pronouns:

Child phone (if different from parent)

Child email (if different from parent)

Enter Email Confirm Email

Can clergy and/or members of Trinity's Pastoral Team contact your child directly?

Yes

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Check In Code

If you can see this field, please do not edit it. It is used to link form entries together.

Trinity Episcopal Church is committed to being an open and affirming church that welcomes LGBTQIA+ people into full participation in the life and leadership of our congregation. We recognize the unique blessings and gifts that the LGBTQIA+ community bring to the Church, and we acknowledge that our spiritual lives are more full, more vibrant, and more whole when all are included at the table, in service, and in leadership.

We recognize that LGBTQIA+ people have historically been excluded from full participation in Christian communities. This exclusion has caused demonstrative harm. Therefore, we are intentional in our invitation and welcome to this marginalized group. We seek to restore justice, learn from our past and those we have historically ostracized, and heal God’s beloved community.