Trinity welcomes you with open arms. We hope you will feel at home and embraced by God. Our pastor and priest, The Rev. Rob Baldwin, is happy to meet and discuss any questions you may have.

This is an active community that encourages all to reflect the loving grace and gifts of God and applying our many and varied talents and gifts in the opportunities for ministry.

About Trinity

Trinity is a faith community connected by a common desire to find a deeper and meaningful relationship with God, with each other, and in the world. We want you to feel comfortable with us and we hope this information will be helpful to you.

Perhaps you are Episcopalian or maybe Catholic, Presbyterian, Quaker, Lutheran, or any denomination - maybe even a different faith altogether. Whatever your tradition, there is a home for you at Trinity. You don’t need to know the liturgy: the leaflet handed to you outlines the service, referencing The Book of Common Prayer and hymnal found in each pew.

The Holy Eucharist is central to our worship services. All are welcome to receive communion. If you prefer to receive just the wafer or wine, that is fine too. Alternatively, you may choose to receive a blessing by the priest or just remain in your pew.

Children are welcome to attend worship services with parents or caregivers. Please feel free to walk restless children at the rear of the church or take them out of the service. The service is audible in the hallway and there is a comfortable chair along with some toys.

Church school and nursery care are offered at the 9:30 AM service. Nursery care is available for babies and children up to age 4. Church School is available for preschool through 8th grade. Children return to the service joining their parents (or caregivers) at The Passing of the Peace.

Coffee and refreshments follow the 9:30 AM service in McArthur Hall. We invite you to stay and enjoy conversation with us to answer your questions and help you find your way around.

If you wish to know more about Trinity Church or to be included on our mailing list or join as a member, please fill out a Pew Card and give it to an usher or greeter.

For questions about baptisms, weddings, counseling, or any other pastoral need, please speak with our Rector, Rob Bladwin (or any clergy), after the service - or complete a Pew Card, or call the church office at 215-297-5135.

Feel free to worship with us, explore Trinity, ask questions, and spend as much time with us as you like.