Welcome

Welcome to Trinity Episcopal Church Charlotetsville!

If you are looking for a church home, we feel that Trinity has much to offer.  Our worship in the Episcopal tradition couples the dignity and beauty of ancient practice with contemporary preaching.  We have a full program for spiritual growth, including Bible study, classes, and small fellowship groups.  There are a multitude of ways you can participate in meaningful ministry to those in need, both here and abroad.  And we have joy together through many kinds of fellowship.

Like you, each parishioner at Trinity is on a sacred journey of faith and life. We value the uniqueness of each journey, trusting that God actively pursues and meets us right where we are.

No matter who you are —you are welcome here. Everyone of every age, race, ethnicity, culture, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, physical or mental ability, or economic status is accepted and embraced as a friend.

– Newcomers' Corner -

I was confirmed as Episcopalian in 1973. After attending other denominational churches for the past 10 years, I was looking for an Episcopal Church in Charlottesville to attend so that I could reconnect with my roots and the structure of the Episcopal service. I looked at the website for Trinity Episcopal Church and immediately felt the warmth and welcoming of the pictures I saw. I found the service times and decided to visit the church in person. Immediate when I entered the church on Sunday, May 15, 2022, I felt the same warmth and welcome that I saw on the website. Everyone was very friendly and ready to accept me as family. I talked with Pastor Cass and his wife and immediately knew that this is a place where I can worship, grow, and connect with a community. I am so happy that I have found a home in Trinity Episcopal Church.
- Lisa J. D.

We warmly welcome you to join our church family and live out your faith through worship and fellowship.

Here are answers to frequently asked questions about Trinity.

The service lasts about an hour. All services include Scripture readings, a sermon (about 15 minutes), and Holy Communion (also known as Holy Eucharist).

The service lasts about an hour. All services include Scripture readings, a sermon (about 15 minutes), and Holy Communion (also known as Holy Eucharist).

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