What to expect at Trinity...
Stepping into an unfamiliar church for the first time can can make anybody a little bit uncomfortable. Perhaps we can help you through this.
First off, at Trinity, you can expect to feel welcomed and accepted from the moment you arrive. You may have heard of visitors receiving a chilly reception at Episcopal churches, but that's definitely NOT the case at Trinity! Our founding families wanted Trinity to be a church for everyone, where everyone was welcome, and we've never forgotten it.
We're diverse and inclusive, and we welcome everyone, regardless of who you are or where you are on your personal journey -- whether it's at the very beginning or a bit farther on. We offer companionship and community along the Way.
On this page you'll find links to other parts of our website where there's information we hope will answer some of the questions that might occur to you before the first time you visit us at Trinity Lime Rock.
But first, a question: Are you already a practicing Episcopalian? Then, click here for our "expert mode" page.
Where is Trinity located? How do I get there? When are your office hours?
When do you hold church services? What are they like?
What should I wear to Trinity?
What kind of music do you have?
What's your clergy like?
What kind of adult education do you have?
What else goes on at Trinity? What's going on in the next few weeks?
What other information is there on this website?
How can I contact Trinity?
| In the interests of energy conservation and the comfort of worshipers seated in the back of the church, during the coldest winter months (usually January and February) the church doors under the steeple are kept closed. Please enter via the red doors in Walker Hall during that time. |
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You can send it to webmaster@trinitylimerock.org and it will get to the right person to answer it.
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