What time are our church services?

We have one Sunday morning Communion service, which begins at 10 am.  We also offer a weekly Healing Service on Wednesdays at 5:30 pm.

What do I need to bring or wear?

We provide full service bulletins with everything you will need to participate in our service.  As for what to wear, most adults in our congregation wear formal or casual. 

Where can I park?

Parking at Trinity Episcopal Church can be found in front of the church at 1202 N Chestnut St., or behind the church in a small parking lot found at 16 Stephens Lane.

What happens when I walk through the door?

Once you have found parking, you can enter through the main doors on Chestnut Street into what we call the Narthex.  An usher will greet you, provide you with a service bulletin, and offer any necessary information you might need.  Our Music Director, Mark Andersen, will be playing the organ prelude as you enter, and at the hour, the sanctus bells will ring and the congregation will stand, and the service will begin.  Our Sunday service lasts 60 minutes, and our Wednesday service lasts approximately 30-45 minutes.

What about my kids?

Children are welcome in our services, but we also have a nursery room at the back of the church where an adult can spend time with your child, as needed.  There are toys in the room, a water fountain, and a small bathroom.

Am I allowed to receive Communion?

We believe that anyone who has been baptised in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit may receive Communion, regardless of age or denomination.  However, if you have not been baptized or do not feel comfortable receiving, you are welcome to receive a blessing from the Priest instead.

What happens when the service finishes?

Every Sunday, we run a coffee hour ministry, where we provide coffee and light refreshments in the Parish Hall.  You are welcome to come and visit with people in the congregation.