Times & Locations
Service Schedule
Full details on all regular services — Sunday morning, Wednesday Noonday Prayer, seasonal services, and special observances throughout the church year.
View the ScheduleSunday & Weekly Services
Trinity's worship life is rooted in the Episcopal tradition — liturgical, sacramental, and musical. We celebrate the Holy Eucharist every Sunday, drawing on the Book of Common Prayer and accompanied by our gifted choir and musicians. Whether you prefer the intimate quiet of the 8:00 AM chapel service or the full sung liturgy at 10:00 AM, you will find a home here.
Our 10:00 AM Sunday service is livestreamed each week so those who cannot join us in person can still worship with the Trinity community. The weekly bulletin is available below before each service.
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A spoken, intimate celebration of the Eucharist in our beautiful historic chapel. No music — simply prayer, scripture, and the sacrament in a quiet setting.
Our principal Sunday service with full sung liturgy led by the parish choir. Joyful, welcoming, and accessible to all. Streamed live to YouTube each week.
A brief midweek service of prayer and reflection, offered via Zoom. A quiet pause in the middle of the week to reconnect with God and one another.
Zoom link coming soon
Explore Our Worship Life
Times & Locations
Full details on all regular services — Sunday morning, Wednesday Noonday Prayer, seasonal services, and special observances throughout the church year.
View the Schedule
The Episcopal Way
Learn about the Book of Common Prayer, the liturgical calendar, and what shapes our worship — rooted in ancient tradition and alive in the present.
Explore the Tradition
Choral & Instrumental
Music is central to life at Trinity. Meet our Director of Music, learn about our choirs, and find out how to join the musical life of the parish.
Explore Music Ministry
Baptism · Marriage · Burial
From baptism to marriage to burial, Trinity walks with you through the milestones of life. Learn about our sacramental rites and how to arrange them.
Learn About the Sacraments"O come, let us worship and bow down; let us kneel before the Lord, our Maker."
Psalm 95:6