Priests and parishioners catch up after a Sunday service at Trinity Church.

Worship & Congregation

Worship opens us to the wondrous reality of our loving God, gathering and focusing us on what matters. It’s at the heart of everything we do at Trinity Church. Through church services, educational programs for all ages, and the shared life of our congregation, we are inspired to seek a life of deep meaning.

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How We Worship

This Sunday's Sermon

The Rev. Michael A. Bird preaches at the 11:15 Service during Christmastide.

Sermon Archive

Sacraments

Baptism, weddings, funerals

Membership

Make a deeper commitment

Groups

Find your community

A woman lights a tall, thin candle during a community prayer service

Prayer Requests

Let us pray with you

Clergy

Meet our priests

Two council members talk after a service in Trinity Church.

Lay Leadership

Get to know our Vestry and Congregational Council

Sacristan talks with two parishioners in Trinity Church after a service.

Sunday Staff

Meet the people who can answer your questions at church

Children & Families

Sunday school, nursery care, summer programs

Youth

Bible study, pilgrimage, academics, and arts

Young Adults

Social gatherings, spiritual discussions, volunteering

Members of the congregation sit in chairs with WebEx screen and Vicar speaking at Discovery

Adults

Sunday classes, Bible intensives, book talks, pilgrimage

WorshipFebruary 17, 2021

Ash Wednesday Sermon, The Rt. Rev. Andrew ML Dietsche, "The High Cost of Dust"

“You are dust and to dust you shall return.” These are words we must hear every year on this day and yet prove – especially after this year of...

The Movement Choir has performed Reconciliation, its first offering in 2011, several times in the past decade.

Parish LifeJames MelchiorreFebruary 14, 2021

Heart to Heart: Trinity's Movement Choir

“Intense, extremely slow motion, which is a lot harder than it looks, is at the heart of the Movement Choir style. Non-professionals and professionals together can create dance that is extremely beautiful and extremely useful for the heart,” says Marilyn Green.