God creates each and every person in His image and in doing so bestows on them inherent dignity, value and purpose (Genesis 1:26-27).  God does not stop at just our creation.  He also saves us from our ultimate desire to become Him rather than become like Him (Romans 3:23).  These two glorious gifts, creation and salvation, compel us to live by faith in God’s love, the Father’s power, the Son’s sacrifice and the Spirit’s presence (2 Corinthians 5:14-15).  In response to the gospel, Trinity is dedicated to cultivating a business model designed with the Lord and His providence at the center.  We believe in making and playing games purposefully.  Every time you support a Trinity game you are helping people in need around the world.  We feel especially called to three areas of need and are donating 33% of all profits to directly support outstanding organizations who help effect positive change. These are, in accordance with our humble abilities, to pursue the truth, unify the fractured and secure justice.  Pursuant of the truth and in compliance with the great commission (Matthew 28:18-20) Trinity is first and foremost dedicated to the furtherance of the gospel message (John 3:16-17).  Bringing the Bible and its message to those around the world is essential to human flourishing.  Unification of the fractured is also a deeply important endeavor that which the Lord delights in (Psalm 133:1) and explicitly calls us to (Ephesians 4:2-6).  In a world marred by disunity, we aim to particularly care for those women and children who come from fractured circumstances (James 1:27).  Finally, we serve a just God (Isaiah 30:18) concerned with the divine rights and welfare of all persons.  He considers it righteous to help the impoverished find self-sufficiency and the enslaved to find liberty (Proverbs 21:3).  We recognize our complete depravity (Jeremiah 17:9), God’s absolute power and sovereignty (Job 38-39), and our lack of ability to accomplish these lofty ends but are convinced that with God all things are possible (Matthew 19:26).  Our only hope is found in God (Romans 15:13) and we therefore pray that He uses Trinity to shine a small part of His perfect light into darkness (John 1:5).