Ash Wednesday: Imposition of Ashes at the 7.30pm Taize service

Sunday Services 

9:00 A.M. Eucharist (Rite II), in St. Mary’s ChapelSunday Morning Eucharist is a great way to begin the day. Celebrated in Saint Mary’s Chapel, this service offers an intimate worship experience. One of the noteable features of this service is the shared sermon, in which celebrant and congregants share in their understanding of the scriptures.

9:50 A.M. Education Forum, St. Mary’s Chapel

The Forum is open to everyone!  This group meets to deepen their understanding of Spirituality and the ways our faith inspires our world. It is a time of sharing and often there is a stimulating conversation about basic ideas central to our spiritual life.If you are looking for a group to join this would be the one. It is a really good way to get to know members of the community and to share in some imaginative conversations! 

11:00 A.M. Choral Eucharist (Rite II) in St. Mary’s Chapel

This festive celebration of the Holy Eucharist follows Rite II from the Book of Common Prayer.

Our parish choir leads us in inspiring worship and there is always an inspirational sermon.

This service is our  time of fellowship and praise, where members and visitors share in

making Eucharist and then following worship, join in a time of fellowship and renewal.

12:15 P.M.  Fellowship HourPlease join us for a time of refreshment and conversation with Trinity's family and friends.

Wednesday Evening Service

7:30 P.M. Taizé Candlelight ServiceInspired by the renowned participatory worship services started in Taizé, France, Trinity’s Wednesday evening Taizé Service is a meditative spiritual renewal service offering inspiration and peace. Anyone present may chose to join the singing, sit in quiet meditation, commune through prayer or partake in the available blessings for healing.

Saturday Bi-Monthly Service

10:30 A.M. Sophia in Trinity (2nd & 4th Saturdays of the month)Sophia in Trinity is an inclusive community welcoming everyone including all those on the margins and especially those marginalized by the Roman Catholic Church: LGBT people, as well as those who are divorced, remarried, those who witness to reproductive rights, and all those seeking justice, equality and the integrity of creation. Find out more on our Sophia at Trinity page.