Dear God, guide us at Trinity Episcopal Church to be an inclusive and caring Christ-centered community nurtured by our worship and tradition. We ask you to strengthen and guide us as we live out our mission to welcome and celebrate the diversity of all people through spiritual education, growth in faith and service in Christ’s Name. Amen.
Dear God, guide us at Trinity Episcopal Church to be an inclusive and caring Christ-centered community nurtured by our worship and tradition. We ask you to strengthen and guide us as we live out our mission to welcome and celebrate the diversity of all people through spiritual education, growth in faith and service in Christ’s Name. Amen.
New to Trinity
Wherever you are on your spiritual journey, we invite you to make a deeper connection with God at Trinity Episcopal Church. Experience the spirit of love and acceptance as we share our gifts in this Christ-centered community.
Worship at Trinity
Trinity Episcopal Church is an inclusive and caring Christ-centered community nurtured by our worship and tradition. We ask God to strengthen and guide us as we live out our mission to welcome and celebrate the diversity of all people through spiritual education, growth in faith, and service in Christ’s Name.
What’s Happening at Trinity
News and Events
New Service Schedule
Starting Sept 8, 2019
Sunday Morning
8:00 AM – Eucharist
9:30 AM – Eucharist
10:30 AM – Sunday School – Youth Groups – Adult Forums
5:00 PM – Eucharist
Adult Bible Study
The Wednesday Evening Bible Study will begin September 11th at 7pm. This will be an in-depth study of Genesis, its myths, its legends, its fables, and its folk tales. These are the stories at the foundation of our faith. With the classic, Bill Moyer project Genesis: A Living conversation as our companion, we will explore a variety of translations and interpretive traditions. All are welcome!
Rev. Wiley’s Newsletter Messages
Transforming Generosity – Annual Pledge Campaign 2019
At the heart of the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew’s Gospel, Jesus says, “But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you.” “All these things” refers to such things as food, clothing and other fundamental necessities of life, plus security, safety and moral clarity.
The priority that Jesus asks us to seek is God’s kingdom, God’s righteousness, the first thing about all else to which we are meant to direct our attention and efforts. That is also the first petition in the pattern of prayer that Jesus taught his followers to say: “Thy kingdom come, thy will be done….” We should notice that only after that priority is established are we encouraged to ask for our own needs in the form of daily bread. How would “generosity” be transformed if we remembered what Jesus is always calling us to do? We are indeed called to establish new priorities for ourselves and our communities of faith.
We ask you to give your presence, your money and your energy. We invite you this year to take the risk of believing the outcome is certain and to participate in the inexhaustible of God by confidently being on the journey to “Transforming Generosity“. Let us walk together on this Journey to Generosity so the glory of God might shine brighter through the mission and ministries of Trinity!
Transforming Generosity Stewardship Series
Online Giving now Available
Reasons to sign up for Online Giving:
- No need to write checks or bring cash to church.
- Peace-of-mind knowing that the church is receiving your contribution even if you are unable to attend.
- More secure than checks.
- All contributions are recorded for you on your bank statement with date of settlement.
- IT’S EASY!!
Upcoming Events
Presiding Bishop Michael Curry:
This is the Jesus Movement, and we are The Episcopal Church, the Episcopal branch of Jesus’ movement in this world.