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What our members and visitors say:
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"We came from an evangelical church and knew it was time for a change. It took a little time to adjust, but once we did we found we could not go back! It seemed more...grounded and sacred. We also appreciated how the Faith was presented more deeply and generously."
"I was very involved in the Roman Catholic church for years but felt I could not remain there. I wanted a church that was more alive and had Holy Communion each week. My Son in law said, "I know! You need an Anglican Church!" and found Trinity for me. As soon as I visited I knew I was home! I love Trinity" "I'm a long time member here and really appreciate the direction the church is going. We are engaged in the community in ways we have never been before. We are helping our veterans. That is something that is very important to me." "I moved here from California and one of the main factors was Trinity. We wanted a solid, orthodox, serious and stable church to attend. One with young families and that upheld the traditions that were important to me. I am grateful for Trinity." |
"I came for the Deep Recovery Course. That changed my life! I went back to do it again and realized I needed to return to church. I was scarred to return, but it was the best thing I ever did. I jumped in with both feet."
"We were looking for a church where our kids could get solid and faithful biblical teaching. We home school, so finding a church where our kids felt comfortable was the highest priority. I also appreciate the way Fr. Matt preaches from the scripture with fresh insights that are always Biblically faithful and compelling." "My husband and I were members of an Episcopal church for years. I tried to hold on but I could not bear the constant political sermonizing and moral compromises. We eventually visited Trinity and love it! We are so happy we found Trinity!" The music! Wow! It's hard to find great choral music and well done traditional hymns, but when we visited Trinity we were not disappointed. The music is traditional, but uplifting and inspiring and not at all stuffy. My wife joined the choir and loves it! |
Service Times
Sundays at 8:00 am and 10:30
8:00am - This quiet, reflective service of Holy Communion is about 50 minutes in long.
10:30 am - Our main service is less than 90 minutes and includes Holy Communion, incense, a Bible-based sermon, and features outstanding, professionally directed choral music.
Wednesdays at noon!
Morning Prayer followed by Holy Communion, together about an hour long. We often share a bag lunch together after service.
8:00am - This quiet, reflective service of Holy Communion is about 50 minutes in long.
10:30 am - Our main service is less than 90 minutes and includes Holy Communion, incense, a Bible-based sermon, and features outstanding, professionally directed choral music.
Wednesdays at noon!
Morning Prayer followed by Holy Communion, together about an hour long. We often share a bag lunch together after service.
Child-care is provided at our 10:30 service.
We provide care for your toddlers and a Sunday school class during the service for your young children. Our team of experienced and dedicated parents are there to provide carefully considered, fun and age appropriate religious instruction.
We provide care for your toddlers and a Sunday school class during the service for your young children. Our team of experienced and dedicated parents are there to provide carefully considered, fun and age appropriate religious instruction.
What is the service like?
Reverence and Joy
When you visit you'll notice that our style of worship is authentically Anglican. The dignity, sacredness and beauty of ancient worship is our worship language. As Anglicans we are Reformed and Catholic. You will hear more scripture read in a traditional Anglican church than just about anywhere else. The emphasis is on prayers, reading scripture and Holy Communion. Our liturgy (pattern of service) follows the Book of Common Prayer and Anglican Missal. You can follow the service from the Prayer Book, and we also provide a bulletin and Guide.
What will you experience? Our approach to worship maintains a sense of sacred reverence while still feeling comfortable. We won't ask you to dress fancy, we are more interested in your heart. When the service begins you will see lighted candles on the altar, representing the light of the gospel. The priest may use incense (Mal 1:11), which represents the prayers of the people. During the service there are times that we kneel and make the sign of the cross out of reverence for God. Our choir leads us in hymns There is always a bible-based sermon, lasting about 25-35 minutes. And we receive Holy Communion in bread and wine at the altar rail, kneeling. Afterwards, there is a dismissal.
A note on receiving Holy Communion: You may receive Holy Communion If you have been baptized in the Christian Faith and have been confirmed in any of the Historic Christian Traditions (Roman, Eastern Orthodox, Anglican or Lutheran). We humbly ask that If you have not attended church for a long time, have never received the sacrament of Holy Communion, or have not made your confession, you should speak to the priest first. If you are not receiving Communion, cross your arms in front at the rail to receive a blessing. Communion is followed by concluding prayers and dismissal. We invite you to stay for coffee and refreshments after the service.
After the service, we have a hospitality hour downstairs where food and coffee and other treats are served. Please join us!
When you visit you'll notice that our style of worship is authentically Anglican. The dignity, sacredness and beauty of ancient worship is our worship language. As Anglicans we are Reformed and Catholic. You will hear more scripture read in a traditional Anglican church than just about anywhere else. The emphasis is on prayers, reading scripture and Holy Communion. Our liturgy (pattern of service) follows the Book of Common Prayer and Anglican Missal. You can follow the service from the Prayer Book, and we also provide a bulletin and Guide.
What will you experience? Our approach to worship maintains a sense of sacred reverence while still feeling comfortable. We won't ask you to dress fancy, we are more interested in your heart. When the service begins you will see lighted candles on the altar, representing the light of the gospel. The priest may use incense (Mal 1:11), which represents the prayers of the people. During the service there are times that we kneel and make the sign of the cross out of reverence for God. Our choir leads us in hymns There is always a bible-based sermon, lasting about 25-35 minutes. And we receive Holy Communion in bread and wine at the altar rail, kneeling. Afterwards, there is a dismissal.
A note on receiving Holy Communion: You may receive Holy Communion If you have been baptized in the Christian Faith and have been confirmed in any of the Historic Christian Traditions (Roman, Eastern Orthodox, Anglican or Lutheran). We humbly ask that If you have not attended church for a long time, have never received the sacrament of Holy Communion, or have not made your confession, you should speak to the priest first. If you are not receiving Communion, cross your arms in front at the rail to receive a blessing. Communion is followed by concluding prayers and dismissal. We invite you to stay for coffee and refreshments after the service.
After the service, we have a hospitality hour downstairs where food and coffee and other treats are served. Please join us!
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