The next confirmation course for students in 8th-12th grade will begin in February. Confirmation is an opportunity for students to publicly affirm their faith during a worship service at Holy Trinity. For more specific details about confirmation at Holy Trinity, and for the dates of the classes and retreat, click here. Please send me an email if your student is interested in confirmation. Additionally, feel free to call, text, or email me if you have any questions.

The next confirmation course for students in 8th-12th grade will begin in February. Confirmation is an opportunity for students to publicly affirm their faith during a worship service at Holy Trinity. For more specific details about confirmation at Holy Trinity, and for the dates of the classes and retreat, click here. Please send me an email if your student is interested in confirmation. Additionally, feel free to call, text, or email me if you have any questions.

Here is the WOW schedule for Wednesday! Please check with your leader if you have any questions.

• Wednesdays at 9:45am in person in the Courtyard classroom for fellowship and snacks, singing and teaching, followed by all small group breakouts from 10:30-11:30am. A children’s program is provided for infants through 5th grade.
• Wednesdays at 7-8:30pm in person in the Adult classroom with the teaching portion recorded from Wednesday morning (audio only). No childcare.

If you are interested in joining WOW, please visit our Trinity Women’s page for all the details or reach out to our WOW administrator Margaret Wooten to register. We’d love to welcome you to WOW!

Failure is something we don’t like to think about in our performance-driven culture, but it is ever-present for many of us. Some are haunted by past failures; others are so fearful of failure that they’re consumed by perfectionism or the drive to work hard, unable to take meaningful risks in life.

Join the Center for Public Christianity for Surprised by Failure, an evening of encouraging stories exploring the theme of failure—and the surprising grace you might just discover along the way.

To learn more and register, visit centerforpublicchristianity.org/failure.

We’ll see you at 6:30-7:30am or 7-8:30pm on Zoom with the teaching portion recorded from Wednesday morning (audio only). For the Zoom link, please check with your leader.

If you are interested in joining WOW, please visit our Trinity Women’s page for all the details or reach out to our WOW administrator Margaret Wooten to register. We’d love to welcome you to WOW!

Join us for worship in person at 9am or 11am. We celebrate Holy Communion on the first, second, third and occasional fifth Sundays of the month; the fourth Sunday is a service of Morning Prayer.

Our children’s ministry offers a nursery for ages 0 to pre-K, and a special time of worship for kids K through 5th grade during the sermon.

If you are unable to participate with us in person, please join us virtually. We livestream the 9am service or you may prefer to watch the recorded service that will be available at 11am on the Holy Trinity YouTube channel.

Join us for one of these classes during Lent as we reflect, repent and prepare our hearts for Easter.

Adult Foundations, Sundays Between Services, Feb. 26-Mar. 26

Exploring Global Missions – A World Missions Overview

Come learn about God’s heart for the nations from Abraham to the present! This course will present the biblical, historical, cultural and strategic foundations of world missions and will conclude with ways that you can become involved without leaving home. All of the presentations are grounded in material from the Perspectives on the World Christian Movement text and will be taught by members of the Global Outreach Committee through teaching, videos and Q&A. Join us in the Courtyard Classroom and expand your vision for God’s amazing world!

Adult Confirmation Class, Sundays Between Services, Feb. 26-Mar. 26

Christian formation throughout the centuries has practiced the expression of “confirmation.” The Anglican catechism states, “Confirmation is the laying on of the bishop’s hands with prayer for strengthening by the Holy Spirit, following a period of catechetical formation. In confirmation, I make a mature confession of faith, publicly renewing the vows and promises made at my Baptism.” During our five sessions in the second-floor chapel and led by Tripp Gordon, we will evaluate the central truths of the Christian faith through the lens of the Anglican tradition by considering:

• What is confirmation?
• What is our foundation?
• What is our history and theology?
• What are our distinctives?
• What is our response?

Those who are curious to know more about these topics are invited to join us along with those seeking confirmation. We hope this is a particularly enriching season for those new to Anglicanism or desiring to grow further up and further into the Christian life!

Please note that during the Foundations hour between services, the Young Children’s Wing will be open for children up to five years old, and there is not a class for children K-5^th grade outside of the registered First Communion class.

As you think about taking on something new during Lent, we hope you’ll consider this class, in addition to the Adult Foundations class, Exploring Global Missions, in the Courtyard Classroom and the Adult confirmation class in the second floor chapel. Both take place on Sundays between services, Feb. 26-Mar. 26.

Six Steps to Loving Your Church, Mondays, Feb. 27-Mar. 27 at 7:30-9pm

Have you ever considered that each of us has a ministry when we gather as the church – the ministry of the pew to love, serve and build up one another? If we’re honest, our mindset as we come together has a lot to do with how much or how little we engage with others before, during or after the gathering. In our five sessions led by Jason Palacio, we’ll look at our attitudes towards church and how they are expressed, what the Bible says about the meaning and purpose of church, how we can be active, encouraging servants throughout the morning, rather than just consumers or spectators, and more. We hope you’ll join us. 

Please sign up to let us know you’ll be attending!

Here is the WOW schedule for Wednesday! Please check with your leader if you have any questions.

• Wednesdays at 9:45am in person in the Courtyard classroom for fellowship and snacks, singing and teaching, followed by all small group breakouts from 10:30-11:30am. A children’s program is provided for infants through 5th grade.
• Wednesdays at 7-8:30pm in person in the Adult classroom with the teaching portion recorded from Wednesday morning (audio only). No childcare.

If you are interested in joining WOW, please visit our Trinity Women’s page for all the details or reach out to our WOW administrator Margaret Wooten to register. We’d love to welcome you to WOW!

We’ll see you at 6:30-7:30am or 7-8:30pm on Zoom with the teaching portion recorded from Wednesday morning (audio only). For the Zoom link, please check with your leader.

If you are interested in joining WOW, please visit our Trinity Women’s page for all the details or reach out to our WOW administrator Margaret Wooten to register. We’d love to welcome you to WOW!

Join us for worship in person at 9am or 11am. We celebrate Holy Communion on the first, second, third and occasional fifth Sundays of the month; the fourth Sunday is a service of Morning Prayer.

Our children’s ministry offers a nursery for ages 0 to pre-K, and a special time of worship for kids K through 5th grade during the sermon.

If you are unable to participate with us in person, please join us virtually. We livestream the 9am service or you may prefer to watch the recorded service that will be available at 11am on the Holy Trinity YouTube channel.

Join us for one of these classes during Lent as we reflect, repent and prepare our hearts for Easter.

Adult Foundations, Sundays Between Services, Feb. 26-Mar. 26

Exploring Global Missions – A World Missions Overview

Come learn about God’s heart for the nations from Abraham to the present! This course will present the biblical, historical, cultural and strategic foundations of world missions and will conclude with ways that you can become involved without leaving home. All of the presentations are grounded in material from the Perspectives on the World Christian Movement text and will be taught by members of the Global Outreach Committee through teaching, videos and Q&A. Join us in the Courtyard Classroom and expand your vision for God’s amazing world!

Adult Confirmation Class, Sundays Between Services, Feb. 26-Mar. 26

Christian formation throughout the centuries has practiced the expression of “confirmation.” The Anglican catechism states, “Confirmation is the laying on of the bishop’s hands with prayer for strengthening by the Holy Spirit, following a period of catechetical formation. In confirmation, I make a mature confession of faith, publicly renewing the vows and promises made at my Baptism.” During our five sessions in the second-floor chapel and led by Tripp Gordon, we will evaluate the central truths of the Christian faith through the lens of the Anglican tradition by considering:

• What is confirmation?
• What is our foundation?
• What is our history and theology?
• What are our distinctives?
• What is our response?

Those who are curious to know more about these topics are invited to join us along with those seeking confirmation. We hope this is a particularly enriching season for those new to Anglicanism or desiring to grow further up and further into the Christian life!

Please note that during the Foundations hour between services, the Young Children’s Wing will be open for children up to five years old, and there is not a class for children K-5^th grade outside of the registered First Communion class.

Anxiety and depression affect a staggering number of young people – and they are becoming more common earlier in life. Join other parents on March 12 from 5-6:30pm for dinner followed by a discussion on how to recognize, think about and respond to them. This will also be good for parents of young kids to get ahead of it. Two counselors will be with us to assist in the conversation. There will be concurrent programming for young people—birth through high school.

RSVP to Caleb (numbers of adults and kids) for programmatic and food ordering purposes!

As you think about taking on something new during Lent, we hope you’ll consider this class, in addition to the Adult Foundations class, Exploring Global Missions, in the Courtyard Classroom and the Adult confirmation class in the second floor chapel. Both take place on Sundays between services, Feb. 26-Mar. 26.

Six Steps to Loving Your Church, Mondays, Feb. 27-Mar. 27 at 7:30-9pm

Have you ever considered that each of us has a ministry when we gather as the church – the ministry of the pew to love, serve and build up one another? If we’re honest, our mindset as we come together has a lot to do with how much or how little we engage with others before, during or after the gathering. In our five sessions led by Jason Palacio, we’ll look at our attitudes towards church and how they are expressed, what the Bible says about the meaning and purpose of church, how we can be active, encouraging servants throughout the morning, rather than just consumers or spectators, and more. We hope you’ll join us. 

Please sign up to let us know you’ll be attending!

Join us for worship in person at 9am or 11am. We celebrate Holy Communion on the first, second, third and occasional fifth Sundays of the month; the fourth Sunday is a service of Morning Prayer.

Our children’s ministry offers a nursery for ages 0 to pre-K, and a special time of worship for kids K through 5th grade during the sermon.

If you are unable to participate with us in person, please join us virtually. We livestream the 9am service or you may prefer to watch the recorded service that will be available at 11am on the Holy Trinity YouTube channel.

Join us for one of these classes during Lent as we reflect, repent and prepare our hearts for Easter.

Adult Foundations, Sundays Between Services, Feb. 26-Mar. 26

Exploring Global Missions – A World Missions Overview

Come learn about God’s heart for the nations from Abraham to the present! This course will present the biblical, historical, cultural and strategic foundations of world missions and will conclude with ways that you can become involved without leaving home. All of the presentations are grounded in material from the Perspectives on the World Christian Movement text and will be taught by members of the Global Outreach Committee through teaching, videos and Q&A. Join us in the Courtyard Classroom and expand your vision for God’s amazing world!

Adult Confirmation Class, Sundays Between Services, Feb. 26-Mar. 26

Christian formation throughout the centuries has practiced the expression of “confirmation.” The Anglican catechism states, “Confirmation is the laying on of the bishop’s hands with prayer for strengthening by the Holy Spirit, following a period of catechetical formation. In confirmation, I make a mature confession of faith, publicly renewing the vows and promises made at my Baptism.” During our five sessions in the second-floor chapel and led by Tripp Gordon, we will evaluate the central truths of the Christian faith through the lens of the Anglican tradition by considering:

• What is confirmation?
• What is our foundation?
• What is our history and theology?
• What are our distinctives?
• What is our response?

Those who are curious to know more about these topics are invited to join us along with those seeking confirmation. We hope this is a particularly enriching season for those new to Anglicanism or desiring to grow further up and further into the Christian life!

Please note that during the Foundations hour between services, the Young Children’s Wing will be open for children up to five years old, and there is not a class for children K-5^th grade outside of the registered First Communion class.

Our program will include choral and vocal works by J. S. Bach, J. C. Bach, Buxtehude and a newly transcribed setting of Psalm 130 by Jan Zelenka. There will be an introduction and concluding remarks from John Yates and short Scripture readings prior to each work, and the audience will be invited to sing with the full ensemble on two chorales. The performers will include period-instrument players from Mallarme Music, singers Molly Quinn, Tamsin Simmill and Christopher Short, and the Holy Trinity Octet. The works will be sung in their original languages.

PLEASE REGISTER HERE.

As you think about taking on something new during Lent, we hope you’ll consider this class, in addition to the Adult Foundations class, Exploring Global Missions, in the Courtyard Classroom and the Adult confirmation class in the second floor chapel. Both take place on Sundays between services, Feb. 26-Mar. 26.

Six Steps to Loving Your Church, Mondays, Feb. 27-Mar. 27 at 7:30-9pm

Have you ever considered that each of us has a ministry when we gather as the church – the ministry of the pew to love, serve and build up one another? If we’re honest, our mindset as we come together has a lot to do with how much or how little we engage with others before, during or after the gathering. In our five sessions led by Jason Palacio, we’ll look at our attitudes towards church and how they are expressed, what the Bible says about the meaning and purpose of church, how we can be active, encouraging servants throughout the morning, rather than just consumers or spectators, and more. We hope you’ll join us. 

Please sign up to let us know you’ll be attending!

Here is the WOW schedule for Wednesday! Please check with your leader if you have any questions.

• Wednesdays at 9:45am in person in the Courtyard classroom for fellowship and snacks, singing and teaching, followed by all small group breakouts from 10:30-11:30am. A children’s program is provided for infants through 5th grade.
• Wednesdays at 7-8:30pm in person in the Adult classroom with the teaching portion recorded from Wednesday morning (audio only). No childcare.

If you are interested in joining WOW, please visit our Trinity Women’s page for all the details or reach out to our WOW administrator Margaret Wooten to register. We’d love to welcome you to WOW!

We’ll see you at 6:30-7:30am or 7-8:30pm on Zoom with the teaching portion recorded from Wednesday morning (audio only). For the Zoom link, please check with your leader.

If you are interested in joining WOW, please visit our Trinity Women’s page for all the details or reach out to our WOW administrator Margaret Wooten to register. We’d love to welcome you to WOW!

Join us for worship in person at 9am or 11am. We celebrate Holy Communion on the first, second, third and occasional fifth Sundays of the month; the fourth Sunday is a service of Morning Prayer.

Our children’s ministry offers a nursery for ages 0 to pre-K, and a special time of worship for kids K through 5th grade during the sermon.

If you are unable to participate with us in person, please join us virtually. We livestream the 9am service or you may prefer to watch the recorded service that will be available at 11am on the Holy Trinity YouTube channel.

Join us for one of these classes during Lent as we reflect, repent and prepare our hearts for Easter.

Adult Foundations, Sundays Between Services, Feb. 26-Mar. 26

Exploring Global Missions – A World Missions Overview

Come learn about God’s heart for the nations from Abraham to the present! This course will present the biblical, historical, cultural and strategic foundations of world missions and will conclude with ways that you can become involved without leaving home. All of the presentations are grounded in material from the Perspectives on the World Christian Movement text and will be taught by members of the Global Outreach Committee through teaching, videos and Q&A. Join us in the Courtyard Classroom and expand your vision for God’s amazing world!

Adult Confirmation Class, Sundays Between Services, Feb. 26-Mar. 26

Christian formation throughout the centuries has practiced the expression of “confirmation.” The Anglican catechism states, “Confirmation is the laying on of the bishop’s hands with prayer for strengthening by the Holy Spirit, following a period of catechetical formation. In confirmation, I make a mature confession of faith, publicly renewing the vows and promises made at my Baptism.” During our five sessions in the second-floor chapel and led by Tripp Gordon, we will evaluate the central truths of the Christian faith through the lens of the Anglican tradition by considering:

• What is confirmation?
• What is our foundation?
• What is our history and theology?
• What are our distinctives?
• What is our response?

Those who are curious to know more about these topics are invited to join us along with those seeking confirmation. We hope this is a particularly enriching season for those new to Anglicanism or desiring to grow further up and further into the Christian life!

Please note that during the Foundations hour between services, the Young Children’s Wing will be open for children up to five years old, and there is not a class for children K-5^th grade outside of the registered First Communion class.

As you think about taking on something new during Lent, we hope you’ll consider this class, in addition to the Adult Foundations class, Exploring Global Missions, in the Courtyard Classroom and the Adult confirmation class in the second floor chapel. Both take place on Sundays between services, Feb. 26-Mar. 26.

Six Steps to Loving Your Church, Mondays, Feb. 27-Mar. 27 at 7:30-9pm

Have you ever considered that each of us has a ministry when we gather as the church – the ministry of the pew to love, serve and build up one another? If we’re honest, our mindset as we come together has a lot to do with how much or how little we engage with others before, during or after the gathering. In our five sessions led by Jason Palacio, we’ll look at our attitudes towards church and how they are expressed, what the Bible says about the meaning and purpose of church, how we can be active, encouraging servants throughout the morning, rather than just consumers or spectators, and more. We hope you’ll join us. 

Please sign up to let us know you’ll be attending!