Senate Resolution No. 317 recognizes Trinity Episcopal Church in Pharr, Texas, on the occasion of its 100th anniversary. Established in 1925, the church held its first service at Pharr City Hall and constructed its building in 1927. Over the years, it has been led by several rectors, with W. W. Stewart serving for four decades and overseeing significant developments, including the addition of a children's chapel and the installation of Gothic-style stained glass windows. The church has also contributed to the community through initiatives like the Pharr Emergency Food Pantry, which laid the groundwork for the Food Bank of the Rio Grande Valley.

The resolution expresses the Texas Senate's best wishes to the clergy and congregants of Trinity Episcopal Church as they celebrate this significant milestone. It highlights the church's enduring mission of service, now under the leadership of Rev. Canon Sharon Alexander, the first woman rector. The Senate's recognition serves as an expression of esteem for the church's century-long commitment to its congregation and the broader community.