Worship Services

One of Trinity’s greatest strengths is the diversity of worship and music styles it is able to offer each week. Below is a brief description of each service we offer. Try out each service a few times and see which one speaks to you most.
 

Regular Services

7:45 am Holy Eucharist:
This is our most contemplative service. Each Sunday, we offer Holy Eucharist in our side chapel and use the traditional language of Rite One. The sermon is shorter than the 9:00 and 11:00 services. There is no music except for a final hymn.






9:00 am Family Eucharist:
While this service is geared toward families with younger children, all are welcome and usually feel at home.This relaxed service features a children’s message as well as a sermon. We use the contemporary language of Rite Two. The children all gather around the altar during the words of the Eucharist and help bless the Bread and the Wine. The music for the service also tends to be more contemporary and eclectic.



11:00 am Holy Eucharist or Morning Prayer:
This is our most traditional service we offer at Trinity. Either the Choir of Men and Boys, Choir of Men and Girls or the Trinity Singers help lead the traditional music of either Morning Prayer or Holy Eucharist.

We use the traditional language of Rite One, and the priest celebrates the Eucharist from the high altar.




2:00 pm Chapel on the Green:
In November of 2008, Trinity launched an outdoor service on the Upper Green behind Trinity. This service takes place in all weather conditions.

We offer a brief (30 minutes) and informal service of Holy Eucharist followed by distribution of food to all those in need. All are welcome to attend.







5:00 pm Evensong (usually offered once per month Sept - May)
Since the late middle ages, "evensong" has been the popular name for vespers (from the Latin vesperis, "evening"), the Evening Office of the western church. Occasionally one of the Trinity Choirs will sing evensong. This beautiful choral service uses the traditional language of Rite One.