Worship & Music

The 8:00 am service is a Rite One traditional Eucharist held in Morrow Chapel. It features contemplative piano improvisations. This is a smaller gathering of parishioners in a more intimate environment.

The 10:30 am service is a Rite One or Rite Two traditional Eucharist held in the Historic Church. Music is led by organ and the Trinity Choir.

This service is the most traditional of Trinity’s services. It usually uses Rite Two from the 1979 Book of Common Prayer, and occasionally Rite One. Rite One is more traditional idiom. Rite Two is more contemporary language.

The pipe organ is the primary instrument used in this service. The Trinity Choir leads the congregation in the hymns and responses and presents an anthem at the Offertory as an extension of the appointed readings; special instrumental voluntaries are often included. The priest and congregation chant much of the liturgy.

This service reflects a unified pattern of worship, starting with the lectionary readings. Hymns and service music reflect the liturgical season and the text of the readings, as do the sermons. These elements work together for a purposeful, meaningful time of worship.

The 12:30 service is an informal Holy Eucharist held in the Morrow Chapel. The Trinity Jazz Ensemble provides contemporary music for Sunday worship at Trinity Church. The music is primarily jazz and gospel, with some more traditional or popular music used as well.  You’re invited to come as you are and enjoy the upbeat music, concise readings, and contemporary prayers. It is larger than the 8 am congregation, but more intimate than 10:30.

Members of Trinity who cannot attend in-person services for various reasons gather weekly for a virtual healing service. This virtual service consists of a Litany of Healing, special prayers, and is open to all. Members gather over Zoom on Wednesdays at 6 pm and occasionally include an in-person option. For Zoom information, please email [email protected].