Join us in worship on the Feast Day of The Rev. Absalom Jones, Friday, Feb. 13 at 7 PM in the Cathedral. The Rev. Absalom Jones was an African-American abolitionist, the first Black Episcopal Priest in our nation, and founder of African Episcopal Church of St. Thomas.
Join us for a brief service and imposition of ashes from 7-7:30 AM in the Nativity Chapel. Enter through the red chapel door on Capitol Avenue.
Join us for a quiet, Rite I Ash Wednesday service at 12 PM in the Nativity Chapel. Enter through the red chapel door on Capitol Avenue.
Join us for a choral, Rite II Ash Wednesday service at 7 PM in the Cathedral. This service will also be livestreamed on our YouTube Channel.
Adult Formation concludes our three-part series on the Gospel According to John on Wednesday, Feb. 11.
Adult Formation continues our three-part series on the Gospel According to John on Wednesday, Feb. 4.
Trinity will host DioNeb’s Annual Recovery Celebration Service on Saturday, Jan. 31, 2026 at 7 PM in the Cathedral and livestreamed on our YouTube Channel. All are welcome to attend.
Join us on Saturday, January 31 for a Centering Prayer Workshop in the Clarkson Center from 1-4pm. This in-person workshop is open to all and will be led by Br. James Dowd, OSB.
Adult Formation returns to the Clarkson Conference Room at the Cathedral to begin a three-part series on the Gospel of John on Wednesday, Jan. 28.
Trinity’s Annual Parish Meeting is Sunday, Jan. 25, 2026 in Gardner Hall immediately following the combined 9:30 AM, Rite II worship service in the Cathedral. Brunch will be served at 11 AM.
On Sunday, Jan. 25, 2026 Trinity will hold ONE COMBINED Rite II worship service at 9:30 AM, followed by our Annual Meeting at 11 AM in Gardner Hall.
On Wednesdays, Jan. 14 and 21, Adult Formation will be on the move as we join other people from DioNeb at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, 925 S. 84th St., from 7-8:30 PM for a two-part discussion of Framed: Astonishing True Stories of Wrongful Convictions by John Grisham, sponsored by Balancing the Scales of Justice.
On Wednesdays, Jan. 14 and 21, Adult Formation will be on the move as we join other people from DioNeb at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, 925 S. 84th St., from 7-8:30 PM for a two-part discussion of Framed: Astonishing True Stories of Wrongful Convictions by John Grisham, sponsored by Balancing the Scales of Justice.
On Tuesday, January 6, 2026 we will celebrate the Feast of the Epiphany with a Service of Light and Fire at 7 PM in the Nativity Chapel. The greens used to decorate for Christmas have served their purpose, and the bonfire from burning them celebrates the light and warmth of Christ coming into the world.
Trinity will celebrate the birth of our Savior on Christmas Day, December 25 with a Carol Sing and Holy Eucharist, beginning at 10:30 AM. Our Youth Gaudete Choir will lead us in music and sing a our offertory anthem. Merry Christmas!
Trinity’s Midnight Service on Christmas Eve, Dec. 24 begins at 10 PM. This festive Holy Eucharist begins with a 30-minute musical prelude. Join us in vigil this night before Christmas as we wait for the coming of our Lord.
Join us at Trinity Cathedral on Christmas Eve, Dec. 24 for our 7 PM Festive Holy Eucharist. The service begins with a 30-minute musical prelude from our Cathedral Choir, Handbell Ensemble, organists, vocalists, and other talented musicians.
Trinity’s first Christmas Eve service begins at 4:30 PM on Wednesday, December 24, 2025. Our Sunday School Christmas Pageant will occur during this service, and the congregation can join in singing familiar carols.
Our nursery for children up to age 5 is offered as a hospitality option for families. It is staffed by professional caregivers and is located on the first floor of the Parish House. On Christmas Eve, it opens at 3 PM.
The Trinity Cathedral Choir is joining voices with Cantare! Renaissance Vocal Ensemble and members of the newly formed Nebraska Chapter of the American Guild of Organists to present a poignant Lessons & Carols Service. Join us on Sunday, Dec. 21 at 7 PM.
Come to Trinity Cathedral on Thursday, Dec. 18 at 2 PM to hear the beautiful voices of the Central High School Singers! These talented musicians will perform holiday carols in our Cathedral nave, followed by cocoa and treats in the Clarkson Center. We hope to see you there!
Trinity’s Blue Christmas service will be on Tuesday, Dec. 16 at 7 PM in the Nativity Chapel, enter through the red door on Capitol Ave. A Blue Christmas service is a time when we can, with others, acknowledge the "blue" feelings we have at Christmas time.
Invite your friends to a FEAST in Gardner Hall after the 10:30 AM service on Sunday, Dec. 14. This special meal will be provided by Chuck Wood for his birthday. Happy Birthday Chuck!
You're invited to a keynote address from The Rt. Rev. Mariann Edgar Budde, Bishop of Washington (DC), hosted by the Episcopal Diocese of Nebraska, Balancing the Scales, and Racial Reconciliation & Sacred Ground Ministries, on Thursday, Dec. 11 at 7 PM.
Next Wednesday, Dec. 10, Trinity’s Adult Formation concludes our Advent study by Lutheran theologian, Professor Matt Skinner, viewing a video from Voices of Advent, followed by time for discussion. Join us as we prepare for “Christmas Advent,” and look more broadly at how God has and continues to show up as a source of active hope for God’s people.
Next Wednesday, Dec. 3, Trinity’s Adult Formation continues our Advent study by Lutheran theologian, Professor Matt Skinner, viewing a video from Voices of Advent, followed by time for discussion. Join us as we prepare for “Christmas Advent,” and look more broadly at how God has and continues to show up as a source of active hope for God’s people.
We welcome St. Nicholas to Trinity Cathedral on Sunday, November 30, the First Sunday of Advent. Join us for an audience with the Bishop of Myra at 9:30 AM in Gardner Hall, and listen to his story during the 10:30 AM service.
On Sunday, Nov. 23, after the 8:30 AM and 10:30 AM service, please join the stewardship committee during Coffee Hour for another time of story-sharing. Come, listen, share, and be inspired.
Next Wednesday, Nov. 19, Trinity’s Adult Formation continues our Advent study by Lutheran theologian, Professor Matt Skinner, viewing a video from Voices of Advent, followed by time for discussion. Join us as we prepare for “Christmas Advent,” and look more broadly at how God has and continues to show up as a source of active hope for God’s people.
On Wednesday, Nov. 5, Trinity’s Adult Formation group will spend an evening of “Tea and Lamentation” as we learn about the role of lament in the lives of God’s people. Adult Formation begins with Evening Prayer at 5:45 PM and ends at 7 PM in the Clarkson Conference Room.
On Wednesday, October 29, Trinity’s Adult Formation group will gather at 5:45 PM in the newly spiffed Gardner Hall with our friends from St. James in Fremont for a slide show on English Cathedrals and other sacred sites.
**Located at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church - 925 S 84th St., Omaha
On Wednesday, October 15, you’re invited to come to St. Andrews Episcopal Church at 7 PM for a special Adult Formation study about Spiritual Direction, led by Mtr. Kate Hennessy-Keimig, Obl/OSB.
Balancing the Scales invites you to attend World Day Against the Death Penalty Eucharist on Friday, October 10 at 7 PM at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral. Bishop Barker will preside and Rev. Stephen Griffith, former executive director of Nebraskans for Alternatives to the Death Penalty and UMC minister, will preach.
Dean Vanessa Clark will conclude a special Adult Formation study about the Book of Ruth on Wednesday, October 8. Adult Formation meets in the Clarkson Conference Room at 5:45 PM for Evening Prayer and concludes at 7 PM.
