In the Episcopal Church, stewardship is more than a seasonal focus or a financial campaign—it’s a way of life, a spiritual practice that reflects our response to God’s abundant love. This year, as we embrace the theme Walk in Love, we are invited to explore how our wealth, wisdom, and works can bear witness to…
Love God ~ Love People ~ Make Disciples
Every year, as the holiday season approaches, the world shifts into overdrive. Storefronts glitter with lights, endless wish lists fill our minds, and the pressure to do and buy more looms large. Yet, in the midst of this hustle, something precious often gets lost: the true meaning of Christmas. The Advent Conspiracy movement challenges us…
Trinity Episcopal Church would like to honor our Veterans this Veterans Day.
Dear Beloved in Christ, The recent presidential election highlighted divisions within our country. As we move forward under new leadership, our calling as Christians is to respond in love, care, and understanding. In a nation where some celebrate this outcome and others grieve, we remember that Christ prayed for unity—that “we all may be one.”…
Trinity will host a Trunk or Treat on October 26 from 5-7pm. Food, music, candy, and a costume contest. If you’d like to reserve a spot for your organization or business to participate please contact Hilary at 304-639-5631.
Prayer is a powerful tool for deepening one’s faith and connection with God. It is one of the most intimate and transformative spiritual practices, offering a direct line to our Creator. Through prayer, we find solace in times of hardship, clarity in moments of confusion, and joy in moments of thanksgiving. Yet, more than simply…
Introduction Prayer is a fundamental aspect of religious and spiritual practices across various traditions. It serves as a means of communication, connection, and contemplation with the divine. In this post, we will explore the concept of prayer from an open and relational theological perspective. Drawing upon the belief in a loving and responsive God, we…
The Northern Deanery of the Episcopal Diocese of West Virginia will gather on August 18th at 10:30am for the annual picnic. We will be at Oglebay Park Levensen Shelter Site 1. There will be no worship service at Trinity that morning as we will worship together at Oglebay Park.
I get asked a lot why I don’t like national flags in the church. It is a much bigger deal than most are willing to admit and it’s worth the fight to get it out of church. Here are 10 interrelated reasons why. 1. Every time a flag is placed in a sanctuary, the nature…
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