Whether you are looking for a new church home or considering the claims of the Christian faith, you are welcome! We hope you’ll visit us this Sunday.
Fall & Spring Worship: Services at 8:45am & 11:00am
Summer Schedule: Begins in May when we move to one service at 10am
Foundations Classes Between Services: Available Fall and Spring
A Night of Praise and Healing Prayer: 3rd Sunday of the month, 5-6pm
Location:
100 East Peace Street
Raleigh, NC 27604
Many churches today have different kinds of services for different ages of people. At Holy Trinity Anglican we believe it’s important for the church to worship together, regardless of age, background or taste. Making worship less about our preferences helps make our worship less about us and more about God. Our hope is that you will experience an approach to worship that is God-centered, creative and powerful.
We do this through the use of both ancient and modern music, language and art. This includes Christian prayers, creeds and scripture that have been used in the Church since its earliest days. Specifically, we worship in the prayer book tradition of the Anglican Church, which includes the sacraments (the Lord’s Supper and Baptism), singing (both hymns and praise songs) and the preaching of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. All of these things free us to worship God with all that we are — our hearts, minds and bodies!
We have a dedicated Prayer Corner in the sanctuary where our trained intercessors are available to pray with anyone during Communion and at the conclusion of our Sunday worship services. Be assured that your prayer requests remain confidential.
Our worship time typically lasts an hour and fifteen minutes and is followed by Foundations, our time of community discipleship where we learn what it means to follow Jesus together.
Most people dress semi-casual (some men wear coat and tie, while women wear dresses) to casual (pants, jeans, etc.), but we don’t really care what you wear! Everyone is welcome, and we invite you to come as you are!
We encourage children and their parents to worship together every Sunday. Children (K-5th grade) join us for community worship in the sanctuary before being invited to participate in Children’s Worship, a brief time of age appropriate praise and teaching during the sermon.
Learning to live with Jesus as Lord is a life-long process. But where do you start? And having begun, how do you keep growing? We developed Foundations to help answer those questions. From September-May from 10am-11am, we offer practical, Biblically-rich courses designed to help equip you to be a life-long follower of Christ.
Each year we offer “Discover Holy Trinity” (required for membership) and “Anglicanism” (required for confirmation). In addition, we regularly offer classes that will help you:
Join us starting Jan. 12-Feb. 26 for an exceptional line-up of Foundations classes offered between services, 10:05-10:50am.
For Adults
How God Changes Us.
An important work of the Holy Spirit involves the transformation of our character so that our naturally sinful nature becomes more and more like that of Jesus. But how does this transformation take place and what role can we play in it? We will use Paul Tripp’s book, How People Change, to answer those questions and to discover how the ups and downs of everyday life provide an opportunity for lasting change through the power of the Holy Spirit. Taught by Claudia Greggs in the Adult classroom.
Anglican Essentials: What does it mean to be Anglican?
If you’ve ever asked this question and been uncertain how to respond, then this course is for you! We will discuss Anglican history, worship and doctrine, leaving ample time for you to ask questions. This course is a requirement for all adults who wish to be confirmed in May. Led by John Yates and Sam Sholander in the Courtyard classroom.
For Students
What Does Eating Have to Do with the Story of God?
One of the unifying aspects of our humanity is that everyone eats. Since this has been true since the beginning of time, as 21st-century readers of Scripture, we shouldn’t be surprised to see food having a part to play during key moments in the story of God.
This five-week course will follow the bread crumbs of this theme and will focus on scenes in the Bible (such as in the garden, in the Levitical system, with Jesus, communion and the final banquet) where food gives us a unique window into better understanding God and his cosmic story. In the spirit of the class, donuts will be provided! Taught by Caleb Burr in the Student Ministry room.
For Kids
Trinity Kids Bible Club
This is your child’s opportunity to get to know and love their Bible through fun games and competition! Kids can earn tickets by winning games, memorizing verses and answering Bible trivia questions. They can save up their tickets for larger prizes or cash in each week for smaller prizes and candy. Location: Kids’ classrooms upstairs.
Note: Foundations is not offered during the summer and Advent.
Join us for a special, casual evening of praise and worship, and come ready to encounter the living God. This informal service includes prayer, Scripture readings, songs of praise led by our contemporary music team and a brief sermon. We hope you’ll stay to visit with one another over refreshments in the lobby at the conclusion of the service. Come as you are, bring a friend and receive the blessing that comes from being in his presence.
For those of you who would like healing prayer*, you are invited to meet privately with members of our prayer team right after the service. They have received intensive training in healing prayer and pray faithfully according to Scripture. Be assured that your prayer requests remain confidential.
The Praise service is from 5-6pm every third Sunday except for June and July:
Childcare is provided, and ample parking is available.
*Healing prayer is prayer for the healing of anything that makes us ill or robs us of health and wholeness of mind, body and spirit.
