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Home - Trinity Episcopal Church Trinity Episcopal Church is a Christian community founded on the love, grace, forgiveness, and acceptance of Jesus Christ our Lord We invite and welcome all people to come and worship and pray with us to be fed by both the words of Scripture and the Holy Eucharist
Welcome to Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Welcome to Trinity Episcopal Cathedral We are a congregation rich in opportunities for worship, for prayer, for service, and for growing in spiritual life
Worship — Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Sunday services at Trinity take place at 8:30 AM (Rite I traditional language, no music) and 10:30 AM (Rite II contemporary language, music) Holy Eucharist is celebrated each week at the altar rail or at the Communion station on the floor
Schedule of Services – Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Portions of the service are sung by the clergy and congregation as led by the Cathedral’s choir Anthems from the long choral tradition of Anglican Church music are featured CHILDREN’S CHAPEL – Children’s Chapel is available for those ages 3 to 10 during our 10 a m service during the Program Year
Episcopal Church - Trinity Cathedral Trinity Cathedral is the Cathedral church of the Episcopal Diocese of Arizona A Cathedral takes its name from the presence of the cathedra or bishop’s chair, which indicates that the Bishop is the leader of this congregation and diocese
Trinity Episcopal Church - Wikipedia Alabama Trinity Episcopal Church (Mobile, Alabama), 1845, the first large Gothic Revival church built in Alabama
What We Believe — Trinity Episcopal Church The Church, as a worshiping body of faithful people, has for two thousand years amassed experience of God and of loving Jesus, and what they have said to us through the centuries about the Bible is critical to our understanding it in our own context