Join us for the Second Sunday Eucharist Service at Christ Church, Church Hill on Sunday, February 10th at 3:00 PM . Father Ken will be officiating this service.



All are welcome to attend this service at Christ Church, Church Hill. 

We will be meeting in the kitchen at Trinity Church at  9:30 AM Saturday, the 8th   , to chop, boil, sauté, and mix.    Then on the  9th, Sunday morning at the Stewpot,   we need people to open cans by 9:00 AM or so, and we'll start plating up at 10:15. 



Please let Ann O'Bryant or Trippy Shields know if you'll be helping, thanks

Daughters of the King Trinity Chapter is a national Order of Episcopal Women dedicated to prayer, service, and evangelism. Our ladies pray for many people inside and outside the church on an individual basis and collectively.

You can fill out a card in the back of the church and place it in the prayer box near the entry doors asking for private prayer for a person(s) or situations without giving your name (unless you choose to provide it) and without having your request placed on the published church prayer list. Each card is completely confidential and discreetly given to one member of the Order. The prayer cards are never discussed in the group or with anyone else. That one Daughter prays for 30 days for that which is written on the card.

We invite you to utilize this prayer box knowing your request is privately received and prayed for in Christ's name. Also, as a reminder, you can call Ann O'Bryant in the Church Office in times of illness for support or be placed on the posted prayer list.

The Daughters of the King meet on the 4th Wednesday of each month at 4 PM in the Parish Hall of Trinity Church. For more information contact Teresa Noland. 

All are welcome to meet in the parish hall after Wednesday evening healing service to be part of a conversation about how we at Trinity Church can more fully live into our calling as Christians by becoming more inviting to our community, more welcoming to those who venture through our doors, and better able to connect newcomers into the life and mission of our parish. A light supper will be provided at 6:15, followed by the workshop session.

The tool we will be using for this conversation with be Mary Foster Parmer’s Invite Welcome Connec t book, and it will be available for purchase in the parish office (and also at online sources). For more information, Contact Ann O’Bryant at the church. Purchase and reading of this book is not required to participate in the series on Wednesday night.

The Moving Past Go! workshop series led by the Trinity Evangelism Committee will be held January 9 ^th through February 13 ^th .

For more information, contact Kathleen Bond. 

Registration is now open for the fourth Invite Welcome Connect Summit, held once again on the beautiful campus of the University of the South  in Sewanee, Tennessee! Join us June 12–14, 2019 as newcomers and seasoned practitioners from around the world come together to work, share ideas, and learn more about this powerful ministry.

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Sunday, at 8:45 a.m. join us for another installment of the Gospel in Glass Sunday School Class!

February 17th will be the last class meeting -

Join us on Sunday!

Full-color notecards featuring Trinity Episcopal Church are available for sale in the church office. This ECW project helps promote the church as well as Trinity’s Bicentennial Celebration in 2022. Cards and envelopes come five to a pack @ $10. They make great gifts and are useful for any sort of correspondence. Art work on the cards is by Will Smith Jr. of Natchez and New Orleans.