Sunday Mornings
Sunday Forums are one of Trinity's most beloved traditions of adult formation. Held most Sundays at 9 AM — between the 8 and 10 AM services — they bring the congregation together for presentations, conversations, and panel discussions on a wide range of topics: theology, history, social justice, parish life, and the intersection of faith with the pressing questions of our time.
Recent forums have explored topics ranging from the history of the Book of Common Prayer to climate justice, from the Dead Sea Scrolls to how Trinity is discerning its future through Vision 150.
All are welcome — no prior knowledge required, and every perspective is valued.
Sunday Forums fill the Parish Hall with wide-ranging conversations about faith, life, and the world — typically followed by the 10 AM Eucharist.
Midweek Worship
Every Wednesday at noon, a small community gathers online for a quiet, contemplative prayer service. The midweek service offers a different rhythm from Sunday worship, with space for silence, intercessory prayer, and reflection. The service is streamed live on our Facebook page and also available via Zoom — call the church office at 978-369-3715 for the Zoom link.
Many parishioners find the Wednesday service to be a spiritual anchor in the middle of a busy week. It is a simple, beautiful service centered around the liturgy and the gathered community, in the presence of God.
For more information, contact the church office at 978-369-3715.
St. Francis of Assisi - one of several stained glass windows in the Trinity Chapel
Additional Opportunities
Beyond the regular programs, Trinity offers several smaller gatherings and ministries for adults who wish to go deeper in particular ways.
Small group Bible studies form and re-form throughout the year, often organized around the lectionary, a particular book of scripture, or a theme of parish interest. These groups are informal, discussion-based, and open to anyone curious about what the Bible actually says — and what it means for life today. Watch the weekly e-newsletter (The Window) and the bulletin for current offerings.
Trinity has a trained and dedicated Healing Prayer Ministry. Prayers for healing are offered on the first Sunday of each month during the 10 AM service and are available to anyone in the congregation or community carrying illness, loss, or a need for God's touch. The ministry is grounded in the Anglican tradition of healing prayer as described in the Book of Common Prayer.
Whether you are new to faith, returning after a long absence, or a lifelong Episcopalian looking to go deeper — there is a place for you here. We would love to help you find it.
Contact the Church Office Back to Faith Formation