Life Together
From Sunday coffee hour to summer picnics, from intimate moments of care to joyful celebrations, Trinity's parish life is rich with connection. These are just a few glimpses of our community in action.
Under the 30-year direction of Robert Barney, Trinity's music program is a defining strength — from the parish choir's weekly sung liturgy to Choral Evensong, brass ensembles, and collaborative concerts with neighboring churches.
Our Nursery offers loving care for infants and toddlers, while Sunday School welcomes kindergarten through 5th grade with Godly Play, a Montessori-inspired way of entering the stories of faith. Youth Group brings middle and high schoolers together for fellowship, service projects, and honest conversation about faith and life.
Trinity offers financial support and volunteer engagement to organizations near and far — addressing homelessness, food insecurity, rehabilitation, and educational inequity from our local community to the Diocese and across the world. Learn more on our Outreach page.
From the weekly Coffee Hour to the Epiphany Dinner, Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper, Summer BBQs, and Newcomers' Lunches — Trinity is a community that loves to gather. "We are a community that loves to cook, to eat, and to feed one another."
Rooted in the Episcopal tradition, our life together is shaped by the shared prayers of the Book of Common Prayer, the sacraments, and the rhythm of the church year. Sunday Forums, held most Sundays at 9 AM between services, invite adults and older teens to explore theology, history, and the questions of our time.
Our Parish Care Team walks alongside members through illness, grief, and life transitions — organizing meal trains, offering pastoral visits, and ensuring no one faces hard times alone. The Healing Prayer Ministry and Women's Groups add depth to this care.