Worship Services and other Gatherings

There are many ways to worship and often churches get stuck in one mode and once there, are lulled into believing their particular style is the only or best way to worship God. The Episcopal Church, of which Trinity is a member congregation, is especially prone to such erroneous thinking.  At Trinity we keep pushing ourselves to open our hearts and minds to question our assumptions about worship.

Worship as we fashion and practice it at Trinity is the hope of an encounter with God.  It is not educational or proclamatory, or about God in some way.  Rather, worship at Trinity is an invitation of the heart to encounter God in our midst and be changed and strengthened by it.  So in our music, prayers and sermons we do not talk about God so much as we seek to experience the presence of God in the very moment of worship.  That can happen in a sound, a whisper, a tear, a memory a thought or insight, an ecstatic shout or even in a stunning and deep silence.

Because different people are inspired and moved by different elements and styles of worship, we strive to offer as broad and as inclusive a range as possible.  Find out more about our regular Sunday worship opportunities to which we add special events from time to time.

  • Attending Worship

    All are welcome to attend any of the services held at Trinity.

  • Other Gatherings

    No matter what the gathering is, however, you are welcome.

  • Get Involved

    One of the best ways to get to know people and have that homecoming feeling when you walk in the doors is to get involved!

  • Weddings and Special Events

    The beautiful main sanctuary of Trinity, as well as our Christ Church Chapel are both available to make your wedding or event that much more special.

Regular Sunday Schedule

10:30am - Blended

At 10:30, we employ the skeleton of ancient Christian worship as outlined in the BCP, but we use the contemporary texts of prayers from all over the world.

7:00pm - Other Services

Trinity @7 is an encounter with God without all the religion.