Adult Forum: At the same time as Church School after the second service, adults can explore various aspects of faith and life at the "Forum".

Adult Bible Study: There are two sessions of participatory Bible Study on Sundays. One meets every Sunday between the first and second service, another meets periodically after the second service. The course is an introduction to the Bible course and concentrates on ten key people of the Bible and how to read the Bible with confidence.

Kerygma: A curriculum-based in-depth Bible course that has study materials and trained leaders. It meets during the week.

Forward: Home study on a self-directed basis using the publication "Forward Day by Day."

Devotional Mailings: Twice a year members receive Advent and Lenten self-directed individual and family study materials.

Foundations of Faith: All new members are given the opportunity to attend a clergy-led introduction to the Episcopal tradition.

Men's Breakfast: Every Saturday morning from 7 to 8:30am there is a breakfast that always includes a study of the lessons for the following day's service.

Trinity Library: Trinity is blessed to have an excellent lending library of books on many subjects. There is a section for children, youth and adults.

Midweek Bible Study: Each Wednesday at 12:30 or following the noon Holy Eucharist on Feast Days, a group gathers with a bag lunch to journey through various books of the Bible. Discussion is lively and interactive.

Audio/Video Library: Trinity offers a selection of recorded audio and visual materials on many subjects. The materials are always expanding with topics on spiritual growth, sermons and previous "forums" that members can watch at home or listen to at home or in their cars.

Christian Book Club: Participants read a group-selected book and then meet at a location to discuss it.

Tract Racks: Self-directed study materials are available on racks at the rear of the church and at the door near the rear parking lot. They deal with many aspects of faith and challenging issues that we all face such as grief, and dealing with difficult family issues.

Prayer Book: There are Bibles in the pews that are available to take home (we are delighted to replace them). The Book of Common Prayer (which we would prefer you purchase) contains a "catechism" of our faith in a question and answer format.

Parish Retreat: Once a year there is a parish overnight weekend retreat at Holy Cross Monastery in West Park, New York.

Committees and Commissions: All commissions and committees are committed to begin each meeting with some form of adult education or Bible study.