Our Mission Statement:
Trinity is a welcoming faith community committed to trusting in
God. We offer a spiritual home that is safe, uplifting and
inclusive. Moving beyond our doors, we strive to seek Christ in
one another and our ever-changing world.
Grateful for all that joined us in service to celebrate the birth of Christ. We look forward to 2026 with hope and promise.
All are welcome to join us Christmas Eve for our beautiful service.
Family friendly time at 3:30.
Trinity Church will be host to many of the events, talks and ceremonies over this fun-filled weekend. Our gift shop, Trinity Trinkets and Treasures, will be open during most of the events.
Stop in for a fantastic meal to start your day on Saturday.
And as usual, join us for Service Sunday morning at 9:30am. Looking forward to seeing you over the weekend!!
Saturday, November 1st from 9am to 1pm.
Vintage items, handmade, holiday items, plus scrumptious baked goods.
Our gift shop Trinkets and Treasures will be open as well. All are welcome!
School is letting out, and summer vacation time is here, but remember, even in summer, The Episcopal Church welcomes you! Sunday service 9:30am! Sandals are fine!
Also, our gift shop Trinity Trinkets and Treasures, is open after Sunday service and Wednesday mornings.
Trinity Church will be open during the Sacred Sites Open House presented by The New York Landmarks Conservancy May 17 and 18. Our beautiful church will be open for visitors 1:00PM-3:00PM both days. Our gift shop Trinity Trinkets and Treasures will also be open during your visit. For more information please go to:
April 13 Palm Sunday Service – 9:30am at Trinity
April 17 Maundy Thursday observance – 7:00pm at Trinity
April 18. Good Friday observance – Noon at St. Paul’s in Waterloo
April 20. Easter Sunday Service – 9:30am at Trinity with special jazz-ish music featuring Annie Bachman on piano and Greg Lofaro on saxophone.
All are welcome!! Please join us for one or all of these services.
Bishop DeDe Duncan-Probe was with us on Sunday February 9th and gave a powerful sermon. In it she reminded us that Jesus was political for his day—a day when there were only two kinds of people: the rich and powerful religious leaders, and the rest of the population. Jesus proclaimed that God wanted all of God’s children treated with mercy and compassion. This made the religious leaders uncomfortable and they eventually had him executed for it.
The bishop said that Jesus calls all of us, all of us to repentance and that can be defined as changing our minds, or at least hearing each other out. This isn’t the case today as we are so polarized. So it remains our role as followers of Christ to proclaim the Good News that Jesus wants us to care for others and that includes the marginalized.
We welcomed a record number of people in worship Christmas Eve! So grateful for all who joined us. As always all are welcome each Sunday at 9:30am!!
All are welcome to join us on Christmas Eve at 3:30 pm. A beautiful Holy Eucharist service with carols, a small pageant and candlelight.
When we say all are welcome we genuinely it!! There are no strangers in our church.
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