What To Expect

Welcome! Whether you’re exploring church for the first time or returning after time away, you’ll find a warm and welcoming community here at Trinity. We believe Jesus offers hope and purpose for everyone, and we want you to feel right at home from the moment you arrive. Come as you are—you belong here. 

Our Sunday service at 8:30 AM is designed to be a contemplative, quieter experience with no singing. You'll use our well loved Book of Comon prayer to follow the Holy Eucharist service. 

*We don't provide childcare for this service but children are welcome to join their families and we have activities available, with space in the nursery to use as needed.*

Our Sunday service at 10:00 AM are designed to be inviting, friendly, and easy to follow. You’ll meet people dressed in everything from casual to formal—wear what’s comfortable for you!  

Families are especially welcome.

TrinityTOTS: we offer nursery care for our TrinityTOTS in a space for our little ones.

TrinityKIDS: Worship and Wonder is a gathering during the service for our TrinityKIDS to help kids grow in faith and belonging

TrinityFAMILIES: For little ones who stay with you, our Trinity FAMILIES Corner has a space with simple activities and spot for adults, making the service accessible for all.

SAFE Church: Every volunteer caring for children is carefully screened, as your child’s safety is our priority. 

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Who We Are

We aim to be a welcoming community, focused on making disciples of Jesus Christ,

who are committed to bringing Christ's healing to a hurting world.

What We Believe

At Trinity, we believe in the transforming love of Jesus Christ and the power of the Gospel to bring healing to a hurting world. 

  • Our worship is centered on the mystery of one God in three Persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
  • We orient our lives to Jesus, God’s own Son, who reveals the Father to us in his life and teaching and is present to us by the Holy Spirit
  • We believe that Jesus lived among us, died for our sins, and rose again; he now reigns in heaven and will one day return to set all things right.
  • We trust the Bible—both the Old and New Testaments—as God’s Word that leads us to life in Christ.
  • We regularly celebrate Baptism and Holy Communion, sacraments given by Jesus and shared through the life and ministry of the Church.
  • We see ourselves as part of something much larger—the Body of Christ, made up of churches around the world and throughout history, united under Jesus.
  • We walk in the footsteps of the early Church, holding to the faith passed down through generations, anchored by Scripture, shaped by ancient creeds, and lived out in community.
  • As part of the Anglican Communion, we have a special connection to Anglican Christians everywhere under the spiritual guidance of the Archbishop of Canterbury.
  • We long and pray for unity in the Church, for healing where there’s been division, and for a renewed sense of shared belonging in Christ.
Living It Out: Rhythm of Life

Rooted in the Anglican tradition and guided by Scripture, we live out our faith through a Rhythm of Life comprised of five key practices:

1) Worship

2) Prayer & Study

3) Service

4) Generosity

5) Faithful Living

Everything that we do as a church, in every aspect of our ministry and mission, is anchored in these practices. 

What is Rhythm of Life?