Join us for our weekly service with Father Roger Joslin.

Service is followed by coffee hour in the Garth.

Join us October 19th at 7pm for the Playlets and Poetry Festival with Northeast Stage.

Directed by Nicholas Auletti, tickets can be purchased online or
at local establishments (TBA) or at the door.

Admission is $20 per person. Show runs for three days, October 18th-20th.

Weekly Alcoholics Anonymous meeting is held in the Parish Hall at 11am.

Coffee and snacks provided.

New York AA programs often use the Big Book as a centerpiece in discussions. This book contains dozens of real stories about people who successfully managed their alcohol use disorder.

Join us October 18th at 7pm for the Playlets and Poetry Festival with Northeast Stage.

Directed by Nicholas Auletti, tickets can be purchased online or
at local establishments (TBA) or at the door.

Admission is $20 per person. Show runs for three days, October 18th-20th.

Weekly Alcoholics Anonymous meeting is held in the Parish Hall at 7pm.

Coffee and snacks provided.

Join Mother Carol, in the Nave, as she guides our prayer practice. She will also be developing other prayers leaders from the Holy Trinity Community and beyond. Group meets weekly on Thursday from 5:30-6:15pm.

Contact Mother Carol directly with questions: caroloak@me.com

Chair Yoga is back!

Classes will return to Holy Trinity for an 8-week session on Thursdays,
beginning October 3rd at 1pm.

It's open to all and all poses are standing or sitting.
Attendance is free to the public but donations are appreciated encouraged.

Weekly class from 10am-11:15am

Class is held in the newly renovated spacious parish hall, adjacent to the church. Enter through The Garth, a sacred courtyard, with seasonal plantings and intricate brickwork surrounding a quietly flowing fountain, where you can begin to breathe, find peace and serenity and prepare yourself for your yoga practice. Mats & Props available for use.

This space is beautifully conducive, light and airy (and well heated) and we are incredibly appreciative of being included in the churches desire to share space with spiritual seekers of all kinds in an effort to break down barriers between church and the world.

Class is $25 per person, drop-ins welcome.

Weekly class from 9am-10:15am

This level 2 class is held in the newly renovated spacious parish hall, adjacent to the church. Enter through The Garth, a sacred courtyard, with seasonal plantings and intricate brickwork surrounding a quietly flowing fountain, where you can begin to breathe, find peace and serenity and prepare yourself for your yoga practice. Mats & Props available for use.

This space is beautifully conducive, light and airy (and well heated) and we are incredibly appreciative of being included in the churches desire to share space with spiritual seekers of all kinds in an effort to break down barriers between church and the world.

Class is $25 per person, drop-ins welcome.

Join us for our weekly service with Father Roger Joslin.

Service is followed by coffee hour in the Garth.

Art Opening and Reception at the Gallery at Holy Trinity Episcopal

Featuring the work of local painter Marla Milne

Opening is from 5-7pm, reception will include wine and light bites.

Weekly Alcoholics Anonymous meeting is held in the Parish Hall at 11am.

Coffee and snacks provided.

New York AA programs often use the Big Book as a centerpiece in discussions. This book contains dozens of real stories about people who successfully managed their alcohol use disorder.

Weekly Alcoholics Anonymous meeting is held in the Parish Hall at 7pm.

Coffee and snacks provided.

Join Mother Carol, in the Nave, as she guides our prayer practice. She will also be developing other prayers leaders from the Holy Trinity Community and beyond. Group meets weekly on Thursday from 5:30-6:15pm.

Contact Mother Carol directly with questions: caroloak@me.com

Chair Yoga is back!

Classes will return to Holy Trinity for an 8-week session on Thursdays,
beginning October 3rd at 1pm.

It's open to all and all poses are standing or sitting.
Attendance is free to the public but donations are appreciated encouraged.

Weekly class from 10am-11:15am

Class is held in the newly renovated spacious parish hall, adjacent to the church. Enter through The Garth, a sacred courtyard, with seasonal plantings and intricate brickwork surrounding a quietly flowing fountain, where you can begin to breathe, find peace and serenity and prepare yourself for your yoga practice. Mats & Props available for use.

This space is beautifully conducive, light and airy (and well heated) and we are incredibly appreciative of being included in the churches desire to share space with spiritual seekers of all kinds in an effort to break down barriers between church and the world.

Class is $25 per person, drop-ins welcome.

Weekly class from 9am-10:15am

This level 2 class is held in the newly renovated spacious parish hall, adjacent to the church. Enter through The Garth, a sacred courtyard, with seasonal plantings and intricate brickwork surrounding a quietly flowing fountain, where you can begin to breathe, find peace and serenity and prepare yourself for your yoga practice. Mats & Props available for use.

This space is beautifully conducive, light and airy (and well heated) and we are incredibly appreciative of being included in the churches desire to share space with spiritual seekers of all kinds in an effort to break down barriers between church and the world.

Class is $25 per person, drop-ins welcome.

Join us for our weekly service with Father Roger Joslin.

Service is followed by coffee hour in the Garth.

Join us for a "Blessing of the Animals"

Next Sunday, October 6th

(Immediately following the 9:00 am Service)

Feel free to bring your "well behaved" furry friends and pass

the word to family, friends and neighbors!

Blessed are you, Lord God, maker of all living creatures.

You called forth fish in the sea, birds in the air, and

animals on the land.

You inspired St. Francis to call all of them his

brothers and sisters. We ask you to bless this pet.

By the power of your love, enable it to live according to your plan.

May we always praise you for all your beauty in creation.

Blessed are you, Lord our God, in all your creatures! Amen.

Weekly Alcoholics Anonymous meeting is held in the Parish Hall at 11am.

Coffee and snacks provided.

New York AA programs often use the Big Book as a centerpiece in discussions. This book contains dozens of real stories about people who successfully managed their alcohol use disorder.