Trinity Anglican Churchis a Christian family. We are people who come together to worship God. We believe in the Christian faith as once delivered to the Saints¯ (Jude 1:3) and expressed in the ancient Creeds of the Church.We are reformed in a way of saying that we teach the faith, the whole faith and nothing but the faith. We are a Sacramental Church in that we have those gifts of grace through Baptism, Holy Communion and the other Sacraments so we can be in this world and not of it, and to grow in Christ. The authority for this is founded in the Old and New Testaments of the Bible and in the Apostolic lineage the Traditional Anglican Communion has maintained.
Along with worship comes learning. Adults learn in the pews, children learn in Sunday School. Pre-school and early elementary Sunday School is very Bible based. Lessons and crafts are tied together with scripture and story. As the children grow older the curriculum is geared to the growing mind and begins to be tied in with the lessons and themes of the Church year. In addition, the youth group of the parish isĀ taking the lessons taught in their earlier years and finding ways through prayer, service and fun to be good young Christians.
We also recognize that being a Christian is a lifelong process of growth, and we offer opportunity Bible Study and Adult Christian Education. And sometimes we do things as a Church family just to have fun.
So if you are a looking for a traditional church, then Trinity Anglican Church is for you.Please join us any Sunday at 8:00 AM or 9: 30 AM (Sunday School is at 9:30 AM). We would love to get to know you, and have you get to know us.
Taken from the “The Curate” (1951) written by Fr. Arthur LeBaron Ribble (d.1961)
There is an old custom which still persists in many of our rural Churches. We know it is frowned upon by some of our 'brethren of the cloth', and by some laymen too for that matter. Just the same, we like it, and we make no effort to discourage it in our parish. Our people arrive at the Church considerably ahead of the hour for Service. They aren't afraid they won't be able to find a seat. They come early to meet their friends and neighbors, and to exchange news and views. You can see them gathered in little groups about the Church on any Sunday when the weather is good. If you get close enough to hear the conversations, they go something like this.
Service Schedule(until June 13th) Sunday 8:00 AM Holy Communion 9:30 AM Sung Eucharist Monday 10:00 AM Mass (Chapel) 5:30 PM Evening Prayer (High Altar) Wednesday 10:00 AM Mass (Chapel) 5:30 PM Evening Prayer (High Altar) Friday 6:00 PM Mass (High Altar)
Saturday (as Announced – see Calendar) § § § T.N.T[Thursday Nights at Trinity]Bible Study – Pasta Supper 6:00 PM – Study Follows
