Worship Ministries
Discover all the different ways to learn, serve, and participate in the wide variety of Trinity ministries.
Acolytes
An acolyte’s purpose is to serve and be present at the altar during the liturgy.
Altar Guild
The Altar Guild sets up and cleans the sanctuary for worship services.
Audio Guild
Members of the Audio Guild monitor the sound system in the church.
Choir
Trinity’s choir sings a variety of sacred music throughout the liturgical year.
Compline
Compline Sacristans prepare the sanctuary for a peaceful service of music, tea, and storytelling.
Flower Guild
Flower Guild members make regular flower arrangements as well as special seasonal decorations.
Lay Eucharistic Ministers
During worship services, Lay Eucharistic Ministers assist clergy to administer the bread and the wine.
Readers / Intercessors
Readers and Intercessors present scripture lessons and/or Prayers of the People during worship services.
Stream Team
This team is in charge of the live stream of our Sunday 10 am service.
Ushers
Ushers providing guidance and assistance to the congregation.
Wedding Guild
Guild members support the officiant and the couple to be married so that the wedding day goes smoothly.
8 a.m. Service
The combined roles of Acolyte and Lay Eucharistic Minister consist of vesting and participating in the Altar Party.
More about our Ministries
Acolytes
Read more detailed information about our opportunities, and use our interest form to get in touch.
An acolyte’s purpose is to serve and be present at the altar during the liturgy. They bring candles to the altar, carry the processional cross, and assist the priests and congregation during worship services. This ministry is open to both adults and young adults. Training and support from other acolytes is always available, and new participants are always welcome.
Contact ministry leader Terre Sanitate terre.sanitate@gmail.com
Altar Guild
It has been said that liturgy begins and ends with the work of the altar guild. The work of the altar guild is not only of great importance to the liturgy, but it is also deeply spiritual and rewarding on a personal level. We work in small teams that meet on Saturdays, once a month to prepare the sanctuary for the Sunday services. Following the Sunday service, we clean the chalices, preserve the consecrated elements, and put away the sacred items. We are a supportive community who will welcome you and help you learn.
Contact ministry leader Sarah McCarter mccartersarah524@gmail.com
Audio Guild
Members of the Audio Guild monitor the sound system in the church during Sundays and at special services, making sure that all attendees, including those participating by Zoom, have optimum experiences. The typical participation is once monthly.
Contact ministry leader Terre Sanitate terre.sanitate@gmail.com
Choir
Trinity’s all-volunteer choir explores a variety of sacred music within the liturgical year. The Choir sings music that can be centuries old, and just as often, music that was just recently composed, and they have a lot of fun doing it. From September to June, the Choir rehearses for two hours on Thursday evenings, and then reconvenes to sing on Sunday mornings. New voices are always welcome!
Contact ministry leader Sarah McCarter mccartersarah524@gmail.com
Compline
Members of the Audio Guild monitor the sound system in the church during Sundays and at special services, making sure that all attendees, including those participating by Zoom, have optimum experiences. The typical participation is once monthly.
Contact ministry leader Terre Sanitate terre.sanitate@gmail.com
Flower Guild
Trinity’s all-volunteer choir explores a variety of sacred music within the liturgical year. The Choir sings music that can be centuries old, and just as often, music that was just recently composed, and they have a lot of fun doing it. From September to June, the Choir rehearses for two hours on Thursday evenings, and then reconvenes to sing on Sunday mornings. New voices are always welcome!
Contact ministry leader Sarah McCarter mccartersarah524@gmail.com
Lay Eucharistic Ministers
Members of the Audio Guild monitor the sound system in the church during Sundays and at special services, making sure that all attendees, including those participating by Zoom, have optimum experiences. The typical participation is once monthly.
Contact ministry leader Terre Sanitate terre.sanitate@gmail.com
Readers and Intercessors
Trinity’s all-volunteer choir explores a variety of sacred music within the liturgical year. The Choir sings music that can be centuries old, and just as often, music that was just recently composed, and they have a lot of fun doing it. From September to June, the Choir rehearses for two hours on Thursday evenings, and then reconvenes to sing on Sunday mornings. New voices are always welcome!
Contact ministry leader Sarah McCarter mccartersarah524@gmail.com
Stream Team
Members of the Audio Guild monitor the sound system in the church during Sundays and at special services, making sure that all attendees, including those participating by Zoom, have optimum experiences. The typical participation is once monthly.
Contact ministry leader Terre Sanitate terre.sanitate@gmail.com
Ushers
Trinity’s all-volunteer choir explores a variety of sacred music within the liturgical year. The Choir sings music that can be centuries old, and just as often, music that was just recently composed, and they have a lot of fun doing it. From September to June, the Choir rehearses for two hours on Thursday evenings, and then reconvenes to sing on Sunday mornings. New voices are always welcome!
Contact ministry leader Sarah McCarter mccartersarah524@gmail.com
Wedding Guild
Members of the Audio Guild monitor the sound system in the church during Sundays and at special services, making sure that all attendees, including those participating by Zoom, have optimum experiences. The typical participation is once monthly.
Contact ministry leader Terre Sanitate terre.sanitate@gmail.com
8 a.m. Service
Trinity’s all-volunteer choir explores a variety of sacred music within the liturgical year. The Choir sings music that can be centuries old, and just as often, music that was just recently composed, and they have a lot of fun doing it. From September to June, the Choir rehearses for two hours on Thursday evenings, and then reconvenes to sing on Sunday mornings. New voices are always welcome!