Holy Eucharist is a spirit-filled service that blends prayer, music, reflection, and the sharing of sacramental bread and wine. Whether in person or on-line Trinity welcomes you into a community of people seeking to grow closer to God.
You will receive a worship bulletin as you enter.
The worship bulletin includes all readings
All are welcome to receive Communion. If you do not wish to receive Communion, simply cross your arms across your chest at the altar to receive a blessing instead. Gluten-free bread is available by request.
Join us after the service for "coffee hour" of some light refreshments and fellowship.
The services of this congregation follow the pattern laid out in The Book of Common Prayer and other sanctioned worship materials. The Book of Common Prayer is more 500 years old, but it still connects us with the prayers of our past tradition and the prayers of Christians across the world in our Anglican Communion.