There's a place for you here
Whoever you are, wherever you are in your spiritual journey, the people of Trinity Episcopal Church hope that your experience with us will encourage and strengthen you. As we care for one another, grow in faith, serve others, give generously, work for justice and follow Jesus out into the world, we are opening ourselves to God's power and presence. At Trinity we know that God is continually at work "making all things new" and we are eager to serve God's mission in the world. Let us show you what we are up to by sending you our weekly email newsletter. You can contact the church office from Tuesday through Thursday 9:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m by calling 203-426-9070 or sending an email to trinity@trinitynewtownct.org.
Worship is in person and live-streamed online at 9:30 am on Sundays.
We are the stone church at the flagpole at 36 Main Street, Newtown, CT 06470. Ample parking behind the church with an entrance on Church Hill Road.
Are you seeking hope and connection in this time of COVID? Trinity Episcopal Church is here for you. We find Christ’s Spirit in community; we reach out in compassion and service. Let us know how we can walk with you in this new life. Find Rev. Andrea at awyatt@trinitynewtownct.org.
Worship is in person and live-streamed online at 9:30 am on Sundays.
We are the stone church at the flagpole at 36 Main Street, Newtown, CT 06470. Ample parking behind the church with an entrance on Church Hill Road.
Are you seeking hope and connection in this time of COVID? Trinity Episcopal Church is here for you. We find Christ’s Spirit in community; we reach out in compassion and service. Let us know how we can walk with you in this new life. Find Rev. Andrea at awyatt@trinitynewtownct.org.
Worship with us in church or online
9:30 am Sunday service in the church and livestreamed here and on Facebook
All are welcome to join us in the sanctuary for worship. If you are fully vaccinated you do not need to wear a mask.
You can watch the service on the video player below. You will see the word "LIVE" in the top left of the video player when a service is in progress. Click on the arrow in the center of the player to begin watching. Click on the arrows in the lower right corner to make the video enlarge to your full screen. (If you don't see the word "LIVE" then refresh your browser by clicking on the circular arrow near the URL.) You can also watch the service on our Facebook page.
To watch a service later click on the triangle and then select "Previous Broadcasts" in the circle with the image of the file box. Or watch it on the Worship page.
You can watch the service on the video player below. You will see the word "LIVE" in the top left of the video player when a service is in progress. Click on the arrow in the center of the player to begin watching. Click on the arrows in the lower right corner to make the video enlarge to your full screen. (If you don't see the word "LIVE" then refresh your browser by clicking on the circular arrow near the URL.) You can also watch the service on our Facebook page.
To watch a service later click on the triangle and then select "Previous Broadcasts" in the circle with the image of the file box. Or watch it on the Worship page.
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Donate
We welcome our friends near and far to donate to the ministries of Trinity Church. You can donate online through the Vanco system. If you need help setting up an account contact the church office by email or phone. You can also mail a check to Trinity Church, 36 Main Street, Newtown, CT 06470.
Spotlight on the Dorothy Day House
Upcoming Dorothy Day dates: June 15, July 20, August 17
Every third Tuesday of the month, a small dedicated crew of Trinity parishioners gathers on Spring Street in Danbury. They come with foodstuffs to prepare and a determined purpose to feed anyone hungry who chooses to stop by between 3:00 pm and 4:30 pm. Dorothy Day House is one of the few spots where this population is met with warmth and caring. There are some poignant discussions held at the window. These are men and women with lives that have taken twists and turns. There but for fortune, so go most of us.
The number of hungry food seekers ranges between 50 and 100 tired souls. (continue reading)
Every third Tuesday of the month, a small dedicated crew of Trinity parishioners gathers on Spring Street in Danbury. They come with foodstuffs to prepare and a determined purpose to feed anyone hungry who chooses to stop by between 3:00 pm and 4:30 pm. Dorothy Day House is one of the few spots where this population is met with warmth and caring. There are some poignant discussions held at the window. These are men and women with lives that have taken twists and turns. There but for fortune, so go most of us.
The number of hungry food seekers ranges between 50 and 100 tired souls. (continue reading)
Other Activities
Our outdoor labyrinth remains available for your use at any time for prayer and reflection. It is behind the gazebo at the far end of the memorial garden.
You can contact the church office from Monday to Thursday 9:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m by calling 203-426-9070 or sending an email to trinity@trinitynewtownct.org.
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Invitation to Two Celebrations of Life - Message from the Rector
In August, Trinity Church will remember and celebrate the lives of two members of our parish family. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, August 7th at 11:00 AM for Dr. Peter Jameson, and on Saturday, August 21st at11:00 AM for Mrs. Karen Gardner. (continue reading)
Resource from Stephen Ministry
The Stephen Ministry Team at Trinity was privileged to conduct a Zoom meeting on Caring for Ourselves and Others in Times of Anxiety & Pandemic
For the benefit of the parishioners who were not able to attend, we have attached the handout package (see .pdf) for your reference. The subject matter is appropriately framed in a spiritual context and highlights answers to these questions:
· Where do we find God in these disastrous times?
· What are the emotional triggers of anxiety and stress?
· How can we avoid “emotional hijacking?” and “catastrophizing”?
· How to turn the simple act of breathing into a prayer?
This package is intended to offer strength and healing and to deepen our connections with one another in our life in Christ together. We hope you will find it meaningful and helpful to you and to others whom you care about in this time of challenge for us all.
For the benefit of the parishioners who were not able to attend, we have attached the handout package (see .pdf) for your reference. The subject matter is appropriately framed in a spiritual context and highlights answers to these questions:
· Where do we find God in these disastrous times?
· What are the emotional triggers of anxiety and stress?
· How can we avoid “emotional hijacking?” and “catastrophizing”?
· How to turn the simple act of breathing into a prayer?
This package is intended to offer strength and healing and to deepen our connections with one another in our life in Christ together. We hope you will find it meaningful and helpful to you and to others whom you care about in this time of challenge for us all.
| Caring for Ourselves and Others |