“We thought we’d just be married at Trinity but stayed because of the parishioners and family environment. We never met friendlier people. It’s that warm, good feeling when you come to church.”
— Lisa and Joe Carlone

For Visitors: Baptisms, Weddings and Funerals

Baptisms

Holy Baptism is how you become a Christian.  It is full entry into Christ’s body the Church. Infants, children, or adults may be baptized at Trinity Church. Holy Baptism is administered on selected Sundays throughout the year, as seen on the Church calendar.  Please speak with a member of our clergy to arrange a Baptism, at least eight weeks prior to the Sunday you choose.

Weddings

The clergy and people of Trinity Church rejoice with you as you prepare to celebrate the sacramental rite of Marriage. A marriage begun in the presence of God and nurtured in faith is a strong marriage! If one of the couple is a baptized Christian of any denomination but you do not currently have a faith community, we welcome and encourage you to worship with us before speaking to our clergy about wedding plans. 

Marriage is a sacramental rite of the church and, therefore, takes place within the greater context of the worship community.

All couples to be married in Trinity Church must participate in premarital counseling. In cases of remarriage, additional time is needed while the permission of the Bishop is sought. 

Funerals

The clergy and people of Trinity Episcopal Church extend their prayers and condolences to you upon the death of your loved one.

The death or imminent death of a Trinity parishioner should be reported as soon as possible to the parish office, and arrangements made in consultation with the clergy.  Funerals and memorial services may be held at Trinity or at a funeral home or crematorium.