Community at Trinity
The early church was known for one thing above all others: the way its members loved each other. At Trinity, we take that legacy seriously. Our fellowship ministry isn't an add-on to parish life — it is parish life. The meals we share, the traditions we celebrate together, and the friendships we form across generations are what transform a collection of individuals into a community of faith.
From the intimacy of a small dinner gathering to the joy of a parish-wide celebration, every event in our fellowship calendar is an invitation to go deeper into relationship — with each other and, in doing so, with God. All are welcome, newcomers most of all.
"Where two or three are gathered in my name, there am I among them."Matthew 18:20
Every Sunday
Join us for coffee hour in the parish hall after the 10:00 AM service. It is the simplest and most reliable fellowship we offer — and often the best place to meet your neighbor.
Annual Traditions
Winter · January
One of Trinity's most beloved traditions, the Epiphany Dinner gathers the whole parish for a festive evening of food, music, and celebration in the days following Christmas. A beautiful way to begin the new year together as a community.
Winter · Before Lent
On the eve of Ash Wednesday, Trinity carries on the centuries-old tradition of a pancake supper — using up the rich foods of the household before the Lenten fast. A fun, family-friendly evening before the season of reflection begins.
Summer · June through August
When the New England weather cooperates, Trinity takes fellowship outdoors. Summer cookouts and BBQs bring parishioners together in a relaxed, joyful atmosphere — lawn games, grilled food, and plenty of good conversation in the summer sunshine.
Fellowship & Outreach
Build-a-Bed brings fellowship and outreach together in a single morning. Volunteers of all ages gather to assemble beds for children in the community who would otherwise sleep on the floor — a powerful reminder that caring for our neighbors is itself an act of joy.
Every Sunday
Perhaps the simplest and most important fellowship we offer: coffee, tea, and a chance to linger after the 10:00 AM service. Coffee hour is where visitors become members, and members become friends. Whether you have been worshiping here for forty years or are visiting for the first time, you are always welcome at the table.
Parish Life in Pictures
A glimpse into the celebrations and gatherings that make Trinity a community.
Click the arrows or dots to browse · Photos added as events occur throughout the year
"Let us consider how to stir up one another to love and good works, not neglecting to meet together."
Hebrews 10:24–25
