Welcome!
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
6:00 p.m. - Spaghetti Supper and Columbarium Garden Preview
Sunday, May 20, 2012
Ascension Sunday/Earth Day
3:00 p.m. - Lego Day
5:00 p.m. - Choral Evensong sung by the Trinity Choir - Childcare provided - Reception following
What is unique about us?
We have a growing population of young families and a hands-on worship service, "The Church Down Under," to meet the needs of families with children. Trinity offers many opportunities for outreach to the people of Tulsa through Iron Gate Ministry, New Hope Ministry and Habitat for Humanity. There are many excellent events and services featuring the Trinity Choirs, as well as those involving musicians from the surrounding community.
NEW-Podcasts of Trinity Sermons
CLICK HERE to listen!
Our youth programs use the program Journey to Adulthood, which helps preteens to teenagers to better understand themselves and their spirituality. Throughout the school year, Trinity offers a diverse selection of Adult Education classes, including Education for Ministry.
Wherever you are on your spiritual journey - there is a place for you at Trinity!
Check out Trinity's Bookstore:
www.trinitybookstore.org
Pledge Campaign 2012 - Online Pledge Form
Church Down Under - See what we do!
Check out our blog for daily Lenten Meditations
SUNDAY SERVICES AT 7:30 am, 9:00 am and 11:00 am
7:30am Rite I - Eucharist - spoken (Nave)
This service uses formal language and has no music.
9:00am Rite II - Sung Eucharist (Nave)
This service is less formal, uses an altar nearer the people, and using more contemporary language. It includes organ music and the St. Cecilia and St. Nicolas choirs.
11:00am Rite I - Sung Eucharist (Nave)
This service uses traditional language and the high altar. It includes organ music and Trinity's adult choir.
11:00am "The Church Down Under" - Rite II interactive Eucharist (Undercroft)
This service is geared toward children and families with children. It is interactive, uses contemporary language, and music is lead by a song leader and piano. Children are encouraged to be a full and active part of this liturgy.
