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Church History A Brief History: Trinity began as a diocesan mission in 1954, conducting its first service on September 12 in the auditorium of the Worcester Foundation for Experimental Biology. The congregation grew and in 1955 ground was broken on the current location for a parish house in which worship services, church school classes, and social functions would be held.
In 1960, the growth of the parish led to an addition for office space and more classrooms. On April 20, 1975, the cornerstone of the church was laid and the following year, Trinity Church was admitted to the Diocese as a “parish.”
Trinity is a parish with many members of all age groups. We have young families, seniors and lots of people in-between. It is an exciting parish with diverse activities and ministries in which many can get involved.
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May 24, 2013
From the Rector
Daily Prayer (A resource of Forward Movement)
Praying your kids through Chaos (outside link)
Check out the Links Page for our 2013 Faith and Fitness Challenge
Trinity Episcopal Community Come to the About Us section to meet our staff, and find out what we're all about!
New Pix Take a peek at our photos on +Google and our earlier, photo gallery attached to this site.
What is the Episcopal Church? News and information about the who we are and what we believe in the Episcopal Church can be found at the national Episcopal Church website. A great place to start is the "I am an Episcopalian" page. Here you can see the diversity and inclusive nature that is characteristic of our Church. If you have more questions Rev. Erin is always happy to meet anyone who is interested, for coffee or just a chat! Just call the Church office to make an appointment 508-842-6040.
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