Worship Services
Whoever. Whenever. We Welcome You.
Sunday Services: 8am and 10am
Wednesday Healing Eucharist: 12pm
Meeting You Where You Stand
When you visit Trinity, you’re automatically our respected and welcome guest. Community members come to church from a variety of backgrounds, and with a variety of customs. Our community only gets stronger in proportion to its diversity. At Trinity we welcome you however you arrive, and only ask that you are aware of those around you who are also preparing for worship. We are a family, and we just try to figure out how to make it work. Our sole aim is to worship, together.
Our Worship
Episcopal church services are congregational. In the pews you will find the Book of Common Prayer. This enables the congregation to share fully in every service. We’re also a congregation that likes to sing, so you’ll also find a Hymnal in your pew. And, as a tradition that gives the Scriptures primary importance, we also have Bibles in most pews.
Taking Communion
During the service you’ll be invited to take part in the Holy Communion, the taking of bread and wine to commemorate the Last Supper. It’s easiest on the communion ministers (those distributing the bread) if you lay your hands out flat, with one hand on top of the other and, if you are kneeling, lift them up towards the minister. When offered the cup of wine, you may either take a sip directly from the cup, or dip your bread into the wine. If you’re unable to get to the rail or altar, the bread and wine will be brought to you at your seat.
If you’d like to receive a blessing instead of the bread and wine, indicate this by crossing your arms over your chest.
Coffee Hour
After the 10:00am service, we join for coffee hour across the driveway in the Hawes Room of Honyman Hall. Along with coffee and fruit juices, there are snacks for young and old alike. Trinity’s coffee hours are wonderful times to learn more about our community and enjoy one another.
