Are you seeking hope and connection? 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. 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 9:30 am to 2:30 pm by calling 203-426-9070 or sending an email to [email protected]. Whoever you are, wherever you are in your spiritual journey, you are welcome here.
Sunday worship is at 9:30 a.m. Our sanctuary is open for in-person prayer or you can watch it on the livestream video below. Our church Nursery is staffed by Wee Care Nursery Agency, and is open every Sunday from 9:15-11:15am. We also offer Church School. Contact Miss Frances for more information.
We are the stone church at the flagpole at 36 Main Street, Newtown, CT 06470. Enter the parking lot on Church Hill Road near the fire station. There is handicap parking near the back of the church and an accessible entrance with an elevator.
To enter the sanctuary either go in the front red door on Main Street or enter off the parking lot and take the elevator or stairs to the 2nd floor. Then walk down the hallway to enter the side door of the sanctuary.
Find Rev. Andrea at [email protected].
Our congregation is part of the The Episcopal Church and the worldwide Anglican Communion. We worship out of the Book of Common Prayer and celebrate the Eucharist every Sunday. We welcome people of any marital status, sexual orientation, race, age, ability, or political leaning. We ordain women as clergy and perform same-sex marriages. For people coming from the Roman Catholic church the sacramental nature of our worship will be familiar. For people coming from a Protestant church our use of scripture and our hymns will feel familiar. Whether you come from a different faith tradition or no faith tradition, at the Episcopal Church we hope you find the opportunity to know God in beautiful surroundings through scripture, song and prayer. We welcome you to join us in the exploration of what the Holy Spirit is up to in our lives and in our community.
Sunday worship is at 9:30 a.m. Our sanctuary is open for in-person prayer or you can watch it on the livestream video below. Our church Nursery is staffed by Wee Care Nursery Agency, and is open every Sunday from 9:15-11:15am. We also offer Church School. Contact Miss Frances for more information.
We are the stone church at the flagpole at 36 Main Street, Newtown, CT 06470. Enter the parking lot on Church Hill Road near the fire station. There is handicap parking near the back of the church and an accessible entrance with an elevator.
To enter the sanctuary either go in the front red door on Main Street or enter off the parking lot and take the elevator or stairs to the 2nd floor. Then walk down the hallway to enter the side door of the sanctuary.
Find Rev. Andrea at [email protected].
Our congregation is part of the The Episcopal Church and the worldwide Anglican Communion. We worship out of the Book of Common Prayer and celebrate the Eucharist every Sunday. We welcome people of any marital status, sexual orientation, race, age, ability, or political leaning. We ordain women as clergy and perform same-sex marriages. For people coming from the Roman Catholic church the sacramental nature of our worship will be familiar. For people coming from a Protestant church our use of scripture and our hymns will feel familiar. Whether you come from a different faith tradition or no faith tradition, at the Episcopal Church we hope you find the opportunity to know God in beautiful surroundings through scripture, song and prayer. We welcome you to join us in the exploration of what the Holy Spirit is up to in our lives and in our community.