A New Way to Grow at Trinity We’re excited to share something new we’re piloting at Trinity: ConnectGroups. A ConnectGroup is a small group that meets once a week for about 90 minutes to help people grow in faith and build real relationships—without needing to have everything figured out before you walk in the door.…
Love God ~ Love People ~ Make Disciples
Looking for an easy way to support Trinity Episcopal Church—without spending an extra dime? Kroger Community Rewards is one of the simplest ways to help. When you link your Kroger Shopper’s Card to Trinity Episcopal Church (NPO ID: GR221), Kroger donates to Trinity based on the purchases you already make. Your prices don’t change, and…
Trinity’s 2026 Annual Parish Meeting will be held on February 8th at 11:15am immediately after our 10am worship service. In order to vote on issues the following are requirements set by the church:
If you haven’t been in a church in a long time, you’re not alone. Some people have been away because life got busy, faith got complicated, or church started to feel irrelevant. Others stay away for more painful reasons: they were shamed, dismissed, manipulated, or deeply hurt by people who spoke as if they were…
(Even When Life Is Busy, Messy, or Complicated) There’s a question many Christians quietly carry: “Do I really need to go to church to be a Christian?” You can pray at home. You can listen to sermons online. You can read the Bible on your own. So why bother getting dressed, wrangling the kids (or…
Advent is a season of holy preparation—of clearing away what clutters our hearts so we can make room for Christ. One powerful, often underused gift of the Church for this work is the practice of private confession, also called The Reconciliation of a Penitent. It is a simple, gentle, and deeply personal way to hear…
Fire in the hearth. Bread on the table. Questions in the air. That’s the kind of Advent I want for us at Trinity, not a sleepy countdown but a living rehearsal for God-with-us—curiosity turned toward the altar, hearts turned toward one another. Advent Series: Instructed Eucharists + “Ask Fr. Tommy” This Advent we’re breaking open…
Tell out my soul. Not as a slogan. As a movement—your movement—rising from the gut like Mary’s burst of praise that refuses to stay small (Luke 1:46–47, NRSV). Our stewardship theme at Trinity Episcopal Church, Moundsville isn’t fundraising gloss. It’s a summons. God is telling a story through you, and the next chapter depends on…
Every October, questions surface about Halloween: Is it evil? Is it pagan? Should Christians avoid it altogether? As Episcopalians, we can answer gently and confidently: Halloween is the Eve (vigil) before a Christian holy day—All Saints’ Day on November 1. The very word Halloween comes from All Hallows’ (Saints’) Eve, the hallowed evening that ushers…