Sunday Services – The Church Of The Holy Trinity

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8:30 AM Communion Service: Discontinued during Coronavirus time.

9:30 AM Connections October through May:

We are inviting everyone who is interested in gathering digitally as Connections in this time of social distancing to be with us. Please join us on Sunday morning. Click Here

11:00 AM Morning Prayer

Join us every Sunday for live streaming services on Facebook. Click Here

This is a traditional Episcopal morning prayer service, from the Book of Common Prayer, Rite II (Rite I during Lent). Our music is a combination of congregational hymn singing and anthems from a predominantly professional choir (Choir sings most Sundays).

UPDATE: Message from the Rectors

Hello, parishioners and friends, old and new.
We miss seeing you all in person, and we want you to know that we love you and we pray for you every day. Three weeks ago, we made the decision to return to worshiping in the church, with a small choir, a reader, and our family. After three weeks, and much prayer and conversation, we have decided that we cannot be sure this is a safe to worship. It was not an easy decision to make, but we believe, in light of recent studies showing the danger of singing in enclosed spaces, we need to find a different way to praise God together. Music is a fundamental part of our church and our history, and we know how much you love having music in our services. At the same time, the health and well-being of all our staff and parishioners. So, we will be pre-recording and editing a high-quality worship video that we will stream at 11:00 am on Sundays on Facebook Live. You will be able to view this worship at any time after it uploads. This service will look much like what we have streamed over the last few weeks. Doing our services in this way minimizes everybody’s risk and allows us to offer you the same beautiful music that is a hallmark of worship at CHT. This new way of worship requires much more advance preparation, but it also allows us room for more development and innovation, like adding in the Bishop’s sermon when we are away and music from our children. Though we can’t be together in person, we are still excited before every service, knowing that we are connected with you not just over the internet, but more importantly, through God’s Spirit and the Communion of Saints.
God bless you all!
John and Rachel