An intentional, multicultural community of reconciliation, transformation and love.

Welcome to Trinity!

In August 1919, Trinity Episcopal Church was established as a diocesan mission in the historically Black neighborhood of Vinegar Hill. We moved into our current home on Preston Avenue in 1972. Here, our diverse, multicultural congregation continues to foster community, celebrate God’s creation and work for justice.

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Racial Healing

For more than a century, Trinity has worked to build bridges across racial barriers in Charlottesville and the wider community. Today, through community outreach and ministries such as the White Feather project, we continue to pursue justice and healing in our neighborhoods. 

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Global Music

At Trinity, we offer a music ministry that is as diverse as our congregation and the city where we live. Christianity is a global faith, and our worship experience reflects that, featuring music that spans the continents as well as the centuries. Our music is participatory, as we sing, listen, play and pray together. If you like to sing or play an instrument, we invite you to participate!

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Environmental Justice

Bread & Roses is the name of Trinity’s environmental and economic justice ministry. In our gardens, we grow fruits and vegetables to share with our neighbors. On our grounds, we cultivate native species to provide a habitat for butterflies, bees and birds. In our community kitchen, we incubate local businesses and promote food sustainability. We invite you to dig into this meaningful work!

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Sundays at 10:30 am

Our Theme for the Year Ahead

Each fall, it is a tradition at Trinity to identify a programmatic theme. This theme informs our worship and music, Christian formation programs and other aspects of our community life.

This year, our theme is Music as the Cry for Justice and Praise of God. In the coming months, we will consider how artists from our own time, and from centuries past, have employed music as a form of prayer, a voice for freedom and a channel toward the divine.

Watch for details of upcoming programs and events as we explore this provocative theme together.