At Trinity Episcopal Church, we strive to:
Invite
with open arms
Include
everyone
Inspire
each other to love and to serve God
Transformational worship opportunities
“They devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching and to the fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer"
(Acts of the Apostles 2:42)
Through our Sunday worship or mid-week Celtic prayer, we set aside time to praise and pray to God, and to be nourished by Holy Communion. Our lives are changed and enriched by this shared community time for Scripture and the Lord’s Supper.
Sunday worship
10:30 a.m.
(Beginning June 5: 9:30 a.m.)
Celtic Prayer
A small group joins in fellowship together in a quiet Celtic prayer service on Wednesdays at 7 p.m.
Meditation
Located on south side of Trinity in a grassy field, our labyrinth is a circle for walking and meditation. All are welcome, 24/7.
New here?
Everyone is welcome at Trinity – no exceptions! We believe we are here to show God’s love, and to serve our community.
New to town? We especially look forward to meeting you.
Looking for spirituality? Our church doors are open. Stop in for coffee hour after Sunday worship – in addition to great coffee, you’ll find interesting people and uplifting conversation.
Who We Are
At Trinity, you’ll find Grace first
Grace, a sweet, gentle black Labrador, is our number one greeter at the church office. She is owned and loved by Char McClure, our parish administrator.
A very valuable asset to our administration, Char has served Trinity since 2003, keeping us on track in communications of all sorts.
Our pastor, The Rev. Ann Marie Winters, retired recently, due to health issues. She continues to be in our hearts and prayers.
Going forward, we will have a continuous pastoral presence on Sundays for worship and to administer Holy Eucharist. She will also be in the office a couple times a week and appointments may be scheduled.
A Search Committee has been formed, with a Chair and Co-Chair.
