Trinity Episcopal Church welcomes you! 

Hello, we would like to introduce ourselves . . .

We are a people gathered to take seriously our common commitment to Jesus Christ and to live out our discipleship joyfully in a community of people we call Trinity Episcopal Church.

When you join us for worship, you will be greeted and given a bulletin that will help guide you through the order of the service. Services start at 10:00am on Sundays. Service of Holy Eucharist typically lasts about an hour. Service of Morning Prayer is usually half an hour.

After service, please join us for refreshments and fellowship downstairs in Morrill Hall. A chairlift is available if needed.

We would love to welcome you, wherever you are in life.

If you would like more information about Trinity or how to join or get involved please see a church member or send an email to secretary@trinityware.org.

 

Message from the Senior Warden

August 11, 2026
 
Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ:

When seeing Jesus on the water, Peter asks Jesus to call him over. "Come" Jesus says, and Peter is walking on water toward Him. But the wind whips up and water laps at his ankles and Peter is afraid and he falls, calling for Jesus to hep him. "O you of little faith" Jesus replies and reaches His hand out and pulls Peter up. (Matthew 14:22-33)

Putting our faith in Jesus, following his teaching of love, requires us to step out of our comfort zone. We can feel calm and peace while we keep our eyes on Him. But life has a way of distracting us- looking at our troubles instead of Jesus can make us feel like we are sinking. But asking Jesus for help, like Peter, we will find that His hand is there to pull us in with Him while He calms the storm. 

This brings to mind the song "Rescue" by Lauren Daigle, a contemporary Christian artist.

"There is no distance
That cannot be covered over and over
You're not defenseless
I'll be your shelter, I'll be your armor . . .

I will send out an army to find you
In the middle of the darkest night
It's true, I will rescue you"

And even someone with 'little faith' has enough to be saved. Jesus is always there when we call.

His Peace be with you-

Suzanne