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Worship Services

When you visit Trinity, you’ll quickly find that we are a warm, receiving group, and we laugh - a lot! Friendship, faith, food, fun, and service are what our fellowship is made of. 

Sunday 8:00 am -  This is a service of Holy Communion that is one hour long, with no singing, a shorter sermon, and no incense. 
Sundays 10:00 am -  This service is about 1 and 1/2 hour long, it features a choir that sings parts of the service and leads the congregation in singing hymns, provides a 25 minute sermon, and includes a modest amount of incense. 

Children may attend our Sunday School program during the service, returning at Communion.
We have a crying room for young children right outside the sanctuary.
Coffee and Refreshments are provided after the services.

What is the service like?

Adjusting to liturgical worship

When you visit you'll notice that our style of worship pretty traditional. For us the pinnacle of Worship is Holy Communion. You can follow the service from the Prayer Book, but we also provide a bulletin and the Missal Guide in the Pew, as well as the Guide to the Actions of the Mass (available as you enter). 

​Our approach to the liturgy is to create a sense of sacred mystery while still feeling comfortable. You will find at times that we kneel and make the sign of the cross. We chant a little, in the olde English way, light candles, sing hymns and you may smell incense. We listen to a bible-based sermon lasting about 20 minutes.  We pray together, but there are times the priest prays for us. This provides time for quiet contemplation as we prepare to receive Communion. We receive Holy Eucharist in bread and wine at the altar rail, kneeling.  If you are unsure whether you should take Communion, ask the priest.  If you are not receiving Communion you may still come to the rail and cross your arms in front of you to receive a blessing.  Communion is followed by concluding prayers and dismissal.

Entering into liturgical worship is like entering a new culture.  It takes time to learn it and feel comfortable in it, but the rewards are great! In time you will find that your spiritual life is more solid, resilient and your ability to combat sin will improve as well. The ultimate aim of this sort of worship is to make us holy, more than making us momentarily happy or satisfied. 

Traditional worship requires more from you than contemporary worship, which is emotional in its appeal and is suited to our preferences. That's not entirely a bad thing, but it does set up a dynamic where you are always looking for a spiritual "high" from singing. Traditional worship asks much more of you.  It requires you to practice being present to God as the service moves between hymns and prayers. You cannot be passive. We think this is a good thing, because it teaches you how to practice being in the presence of God without relying on feelings, which are so changeable. In this sense classical worship helps us practice the presence of God, What you cannot do in a worship service you certainly will struggle to do out in the world, right?

Did you know.....that every service we do is a healing service? We believe that God does miracles and heals the sick.  If you want healing prayer come to the altar rail during Communion and let the priest know you want a special prayer for healing. ​

Want to learn more about what we value and classical Anglican worship?
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