If you are interested in knowing more about the core group helping to start this new work, please email for more information. We meet at the lower school of ECS on Sunday mornings at 9:30 am (1920 Forest Hill Irene Rd, Germantown, TN 38139)

"We are excited about the opportunity to start a church in this area. There are so many great people and places in the 901. Our prayer is that this new community of faith will be a blessing for generations. We hope Trinity Church PCA will be known as a place of grace, forgiveness, and goodness."
​- Hunter Brewer

Meet the Brewers!

Dr. Hunter Townsend Brewer is the planting pastor of Trinity Church PCA. He is originally from Gadsden, Alabama and is a graduate of Samford University and Reformed Theological Seminary. While a student at the University of Alabama School of Law, he was called to the ministry.  

Upon ordination, he served as an assistant minister at Lakeland Presbyterian Church in Flowood, Mississippi (suburb of Jackson). In 2006, he was called to plant Madison Heights Church PCA in Madison, Mississippi (suburb of Jackson).

​In 2013, Rev. Brewer stepped down as senior minister to help start the Mid-South PCA Church Planting Network and serve as the first ministry coordinator. He is married to the former Vicki Klauser of Tupelo, Mississippi and they have two children. ​

Meet the Kellys!

Mr. Reid Kelly serves as the ministry assistant and worship leader for Trinity Church PCA. He is from Greenwood, Mississippi. He is a graduate of the University of Mississippi and Belhaven University. Additionally, he is a student at Birmingham Theological Seminary.

​Reid has extensive experience assisting with worship at Wesminster Presbyterian Church in Greenwood, Mississippi and Grace Church in Grenada, Mississippi. He has been a school teacher for several years in Mississippi. He is married to the former Lindsey Gilmer of Greenwood and they have two children. ​

Meet Jeff Raycher!​

Jeff Raycher is the Ministry Assistant of Outreach and Administration. As a Memphis native, he grew up in the Collierville and Germantown area. Jeff received his undergraduate degree from the University of Tennessee where he was involved with Reformed University Fellowship. He is also a graduate of Reformed Theological Seminary.  Jeff spent over 10 years in Los Angeles helping to plant Pacific Crossroads Church and another two years helping City Light Church downtown. 

A Vision for the City: CollierVision

Our vision for Collierville is to start a church which faithfully proclaims the exceedingly good news that is the grace, forgiveness and love of Christ. This is expressed through: 

• Multiplication – planting churches in the name of Christ in metro Memphis, the mid-South, our nation and the world
• Missional Living – winsomely sharing the message of hope we have in Jesus with our community
• Mercy – lovingly serving our neighbors for the sake of Jesus
• Means of Grace – knowing and experiencing Christ through the preaching/teaching of the Word, the sacraments and prayer​

Why Plant Churches?

In the South, it seems there are churches on every corner. Unfortunately, we live in a nation where the Christian church continues to decline in terms of numbers and influence. 

• There are 60% fewer churches today (per capita) than there were 100 years ago. 
• Less than twenty percent of the population in the US attends church on a regular basis. 
• By 2050, the percentage of the US population attending church will be almost half of what it was in 1990. 
• The church is declining at an alarming rate of 9.5% while the population of the US is increasing by 11.5%. 

Why Plant in Collierville?

1. It is the second largest city in Tennessee without a PCA church. 
2. It is the fastest growing city in the Memphis metropolitan area. 
3. There are only 9 PCA churches in the Memphis metro area. How does this compare to other large metro areas in the Southeast? See below:

BIRMINGHAM
​29

CHARLOTTE
​34

NASHVILLE
​26

ORLANDO
​20

JACKSON
​22

Questions & Answers

Who is behind this plant?
It is a partnership of Covenant Presbytery, Independent Presbyterian Church (Memphis) and the Mid-South PCA Church Planting Network. 

Are contributions tax-deductible? 
Yes, you will receive a year-end statement. 
 
Do you receive support from your denomination? 
The agency of the PCA that assists with church planting is called Mission to North America (MNA). They provide administrative assistance and logistical support, but not financial. 
 
Why do you have to raise support? 
Financial support for this plant will come from churches and eventually the core group that is gathered. In the PCA, the traditional means of funding for church plants has been a combination of support from churches, friends/family, and the core group.

How You Can Help!

1. We need a group of people committed to praying for this new work (Ephesians 6:18). If you would like to stay informed so you know how to pray, please email for more information. 
2. We are in need of financial supporters. A new church does not have the wherewithal to support itself. We need partners who will walk along side us financially as we learn to crawl then walk. 
3. We need help getting the word out about this plant. If you know of anyone that might be interested, please don’t hesitate to let them know. 

Why Give?

There is no better investment than church planting.

• First, you are giving to a Kingdom-focused, evangelistic effort. Men, women, and children will hear about a King and his kingdom.
• Second, you are investing in a future church that will eventually support its own missionaries, church planters, and local ministries. 
• Third, your gift will multiply. Lord willing, this church will grow deep roots and proclaim the message of grace and redemption for generations to come.

DONATE ELECTRONICALLY NOW

To submit a donation by mail:
Mission to North America
PO Box 890233
Charlotte, NC 28289-0233
MEMO: Collierville Church Plant | INCLUDE NOTE: Trinity Church PCA 

Projected Timeline

​Year One 2020 – Our family will transition from Oxford, Mississippi to Collierville. The core group will begin meeting weekly in August on Sunday evenings for a Bible study. The focus for year one will center on raising support, gaining familiarity with the city of Collierville, and developing relationship with others in the community.

​Year Two 2021 – In the second year, the core group will prayerfully and intentionally develop our future vision and mission goals. We will begin the process of moving towards regular worship. We will focus on leadership development and carrying out the mission of the church plant through ministry teams. Additionally, we hope to begin worship on Sunday mornings as well as make tremendous progress regarding our children's ministry. 

​Year Three 2022 – In the third year, our prayer is that our journey has been one of graciousness proclaiming King Jesus to those who are hurting, questioning, doubting and searching in Collierville, Germantown, and the Memphis area.  ​