On Wednesday, April 9, our Adult Formation group will finish our reflection on a study by Kate Bowler called The Hardest Part: Hurt we Carry, Hope we Find. We meet at 5:45 PM for evening prayer followed by our study from 6-7 PM in the Clarkson Conference Room.
Trinity’s Maundy Thursday service will be a choral Holy Eucharist, Rite II with an (optional) Washing of the Feet. We hope to see you at 7 PM in the Cathedral.
Trinity’s first Good Friday service will be held on Cathedral Chancel at 12 PM. Join us for a quiet and contemplative Rite I service.
Join us for a special Stations of the Cross service, designed for children and families, on Good Friday, April 18 at 5 PM in the Ocander Gallery.
Trinity’s second Good Friday Service will be held in the Cathedral. We hope you’ll join us for a choral, Rite II service at 7 PM.
The Great Vigil of Easter will be held at 7 PM on Saturday, April 19 in the Cathedral. The lighting of the new fire will occur in the courtyard on 18th Street before the service begins.
Celebrate the Resurrection of Lord on Sunday, April 20! Our first service will be a festive, Rite I Holy Eucharist at 8:30 AM in the Cathedral.
Join us for some family fun on Easter morning! Activities and treats will be in held in the Ocander Gallery at 9:30 AM on Sunday, April 20.
Celebrate the Resurrection of Lord on Sunday, April 20! Our second service will be a festive, Rite II Holy Eucharist at 10:30 AM in the Cathedral.
Gather with our Pauli Murray study group in the Clarkson Center before attending the RCMC Rebel With a Cause Concert on Saturday, April 5, 7:05 PM! Email Dean Clark to RSVP for discounted tickets.
During the season of Lent, our Adult Formation group will reflect on a study by Kate Bowler called The Hardest Part: Hurt we Carry, Hope we Find. We meet at 5:45 PM for evening prayer followed by our study from 6-7 PM in the Clarkson Conference Room.
On Saturdays at 4:30 PM, Trinity will lead a five-week Christian education series, Building True Community, about The Rev. Dr. Pauli Murray. A Lenten soup dinner will follow each study in the Clarkson Center.
Trinity will hold a special service on the Eve of The Annunciation of Our Lord, Monday, Mar. 24, at 7 PM in the Nativity Chapel. Join our Chapel Worship Team for a contemplative, Rite I service. Enter through the red door on Capitol Ave.
On Saturdays at 4:30 PM, Trinity will lead a five-week Christian education series, Building True Community, about The Rev. Dr. Pauli Murray. A Lenten soup dinner will follow each study in the Clarkson Center.
During the season of Lent, our Adult Formation group will reflect on a study by Kate Bowler called The Hardest Part: Hurt we Carry, Hope we Find. We meet at 5:45 PM for evening prayer followed by our study from 6-7 PM in the Clarkson Conference Room.
On Saturdays at 4:30 PM, Trinity will lead a five-week Christian education series, Building True Community, about The Rev. Dr. Pauli Murray. A Lenten soup dinner will follow each study in the Clarkson Center.
During the season of Lent, our Adult Formation group will reflect on a study by Kate Bowler called The Hardest Part: Hurt we Carry, Hope we Find. We meet at 5:45 PM for evening prayer followed by our study from 6-7 PM in the Clarkson Conference Room.
On Saturdays at 4:30 PM, Trinity will lead a five-week Christian education series, Building True Community, about The Rev. Dr. Pauli Murray. A Lenten soup dinner will follow each study in the Clarkson Center.
Our second Ash Wednesday service will be a choral service using Rite II language. Join us in the Cathedral at 7 PM for Holy Eucharist, the Distribution of Ashes, and the beginning of a Holy Lent.
In this Epiphany study, we will explore the theme of “What Would Jesus Have Us Do?” through focused meditation and study on Scripture passages and identifying some strategies to help us move past the obstacles of the “doing.”
In this Epiphany study, we will explore the theme of “What Would Jesus Have Us Do?” through focused meditation and study on Scripture passages and identifying some strategies to help us move past the obstacles of the “doing.”
In this Epiphany study, we will explore the theme of “What Would Jesus Have Us Do?” through focused meditation and study on Scripture passages and identifying some strategies to help us move past the obstacles of the “doing.”
Trinity will host DioNeb’s Annual Recovery Eucharist on Friday, Jan. 31 at 7 PM in the Cathedral and livestreamed on our YouTube Channel.
In this Epiphany study, we will explore the theme of “What Would Jesus Have Us Do?” through focused meditation and study on Scripture passages and identifying some strategies to help us move past the obstacles of the “doing.”
Trinity’s Annual Parish Meeting is Sunday, Jan. 26 immediately following the combined 10 AM worship service in the Cathedral.
In this Epiphany study, we will explore the theme of “What Would Jesus Have Us Do?” through focused meditation and study on Scripture passages and identifying some strategies to help us move past the obstacles of the “doing.”
On Sunday, Jan. 26 Trinity will hold a COMBINED worship service at 10 AM, followed by the Annual Meeting.
On Sunday, Jan. 19, Trinity will celebrate Order of St. Vincent Sunday and Religious Life Sunday. Abby Z. Ybay, Oblate of The Benedictine Way, will preach, and we will recognize the members of our R. H. Clarkson Chapter of the Order of St. Vincent.
In this Epiphany study, we will explore the theme of “What Would Jesus Have Us Do?” through focused meditation and study on Scripture passages and identifying some strategies to help us move past the obstacles of the “doing.”
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 Children’s Gaudete Choir will lead us in music and sing a our offertory anthem.
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 Tuesday, December 24. 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.
Cantare! Renaissance Choir will collaborate with our Trinity Cathedral Choir in a special worship service of Lessons & Carols on Sunday, Dec. 22 at 7 PM here at Trinity.
Our Advent Adult Formation study will explore the corporate confessions included in our worship from the BCP.
Trinity’s Blue Christmas service will be on Tuesday, Dec. 17 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.
Trinity will sponsor a special Cantare! concert on Sunday, Dec. 15 at 3 PM at Victory Apartments, 825 Dorcas Street. Entry is free, and donations are optional.
Stop by the cathedral at 4 PM on Saturday, Dec. 14 for a half-hour holiday performance by the Central High School Choir - start your Saturday merriment while parking is still good!
