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Advent is a season of holy preparation—of clearing away what clutters our hearts so we can make room for Christ. One powerful, often underused gift of the Church for this work is the practice of private confession, also called The Reconciliation of a Penitent. It is a simple, gentle, and deeply personal way to hear…
Every October, questions surface about Halloween: Is it evil? Is it pagan? Should Christians avoid it altogether? As Episcopalians, we can answer gently and confidently: Halloween is the Eve (vigil) before a Christian holy day—All Saints’ Day on November 1. The very word Halloween comes from All Hallows’ (Saints’) Eve, the hallowed evening that ushers…
You’re invited to our Christmas Eve Service. December 24th @ 5pm
As we approach the beautiful season of Advent, we invite you to join us at Trinity Episcopal Church, for a time of spiritual renewal and reflection. Advent, which begins on Sunday December 1st and marks the beginning of the Christian liturgical calendar. It is an opportunity for us to prepare our hearts for the celebration…
Every year, as the holiday season approaches, the world shifts into overdrive. Storefronts glitter with lights, endless wish lists fill our minds, and the pressure to do and buy more looms large. Yet, in the midst of this hustle, something precious often gets lost: the true meaning of Christmas. The Advent Conspiracy movement challenges us…
Trinity Episcopal Church would like to honor our Veterans this Veterans Day.