Serve The
World
To Know Christ & to Make Him Known
We invite you to consider the many different ways you could use your gifts to serve the World, in our shared mission to “Make Him Known”.
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Real Meals, Real Questions, Real People!
What is Alpha? Alpha is a series of conversations that explore the basics of the Christian faith in a friendly environment. It is a place to connect with people where you can say anything you like or nothing at all. Everyone is invited, no matter your background or beliefs.
Who should come? Alpha is designed to both introduce the Christian faith to seekers, and strengthen one’s new walk with Christ to better understand the fundamentals of our faith. This is a great opportunity to share your faith by inviting a friend to join us for a meal in a relaxed, open environment. Come and see!
Our Fall 2026 Alpha Course takes place in Parish Hall every Tuesday at 6:00 PM. It continues each successive Tuesday evening, concluding Tuesday, December 1. (There's a break week in there!) Alpha is wonderful to experience fully beginning through end; but new friends are welcome to join in any time.
Beginning with supper, the course continues with a series of video presentations by Nicky Gumbel followed by small group discussion and sharing. Each session looks at a different question around our faith. Topics discussed include ‘Is There More to Life Than This?’, ‘Who is Jesus?’, ‘Who is the Holy Spirit?’
Please RSVP so we can best plan to welcome everyone!
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The Celebratory Guild consists of a number of teams working together. One team makes phone calls to those celebrating birthdays, anniversaries and other significant events in the lives of our parishioners. A second team meets on Monday mornings to re-arrange flowers from the altar into mugs and cups to be delivered to both standing parishioners and newcomers and visitors to our parish. Our third team delivers those flowers to those said individuals and families.
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The Daughters of the King (DOK) is an Order for women who are communicants of the Episcopal Church. Members undertake a Rule of Life, incorporating the Rule of Prayer and the Rule of Service. By reaffirmation of the promises made at Confirmation, a Daughter pledges herself to a lifelong program of prayer, service and evangelism, dedicated to the spread of Christ’s Kingdom and the strengthening of the spiritual life of her parish.
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The Healing Prayer Team is a group of trained prayer ministers who pray in pairs with people in need of emotional, spiritual, or physical healing. We believe that the Lord is present to bring wholeness and healing, and we follow the model: Listen, love, pray.
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Holy Spirit Fire Healing Community meets every second Friday of the month at noon in Lewis Hall.
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Feel called to serve?
This mission is rooted in relationship. Walking alongside our partners at St. John the Apostle Church and School in Siguatapeque, Honduras. Together, we will serve, encourage, and share in the life of the community while taking part in a meaningful outreach opportunity that continues to grow and take shape.
Our goal is to establish a partnership with Iglesia Episcopal San Juan (an Episcopal church with a kintergarten through 7th grade school) and Iglesia Episcopal San Matias (a small Episcopal church in a remote area.)
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Inspired by James 1:27, this ministry seeks to care for those in need, offering support, compassion, and hope through hands-on service in our community.
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Lay Eucharistic Visitors (LEVs) bring communion from the Sunday Service of worship to those who are incapable of attending the regular service in church.
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The Order of St. Luke is a Christian healing ministry centered on prayer, faith, and God’s healing love. Through prayer, study, fellowship, and serving others, members explore the ministry of healing and learn to become channels of Christ’s love and compassion.
Anyone interested in deepening their prayer life and learning more about healing ministry is welcome.Meets every 2nd Friday of the month at 10:00 AM in Lewis Hall.
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The Nimble Needles Pray Shawl ministry meets the second, fourth, and fifth Tuesdays of the month at 10am. Knitters (both men and women) say prayers while they are knitting or crocheting. After the shawls are blessed in a church service, they are given to members of the parish, family members, or friends, either in the hospital, in nursing homes, or at home.
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At Holy Trinity, when a family has lost a loved one, the family has the support of St. Joanna’s Guild in the form of a reception at the church after the funeral. The members of St. Joanna’s Guild host the reception, prepare and serve the food, as well as set up and clean up before and after the reception. St. Joanna’s Guild is divided into several teams that take turns hosting receptions, but more teams and team members, women and men, are needed.
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Come and volunteer at the thrift shop. We have a fun and caring group that serves the community. You will meet many people, volunteers and customers. We need volunteers to help customers find goods they are looking for, put out merchandise, price merchandise and sort donations. Come in and see what we are all about.
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Every summer, Holy Trinity's Children's Ministry hosts 50+ children for Vacation Bible School packed with games, crafts, music, fun and great Bible teachings. Led by 30 volunteers from the parish, this opportunity is open to children of Holy Trinity and the community, ages 3 years through completed 5th grade. Interested in volunteering for this rewarding ministry?