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Welcome to Trinity

AN OPEN & AFFIRMING EPISCOPAL CONGREGATION IN DOWNTOWN SEATTLE

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TRINITY WORSHIP IN PERSON AND ONLINE

Come celebrate with us in-person every Sunday at 8am and 10:30am (with livestream) or online on this page or our YouTube channel

WATCH SERVICE BROADCASTS 

Want to hear just the sermon? Click here for our sermon playlist. 

BULLETIN

PRAYER LIST

Submit your prayer request to add someone to Trinity's parish prayer list. You'll have options for including the person in our weekly PRAYERS OF THE PEOPLE, and/or on our Trinity Parish PRAYER CHAIN.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT

Your offering by credit card, bank withdrawal, or check is essential as we continue serving people in body, mind, and spirit during these challenging times.  

 

Want to contribute via text? Simply text MYTPC $25 (or any chosen amount) to the phone number 73256. You’ll receive a text message in response with your next steps.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Coffee Hour
After Sunday services! Please join us in the Parish Hall (across the courtyard) for coffee and conversation.

TANBIR AA Meeting
Thursdays at 8:00PM in the Trinity Library
The Trans And Non-Binary In Recovery AA group is an open meeting every Thursday at 8:00PM.


Interested in Baptism? Whether you're considering baptism for yourself, your child, or simply want to learn more about what baptism means in the Episcopal Church, you're invited to join a three-part Baptism Preparation Class this September. Together we'll explore the meaning of baptism, the promises we make, and how baptism shapes our life of faith. Upcoming baptism dates: 10/4 and 11/1. If you'd like to learn more or are interested in participating, please contact the Rev. Alison Leary at alison@trinityseattle.org

Job Opportunity: Sunday Nursery Caregivers
We're looking for two additions to our ministry team! Trinity is hiring Sunday Nursery Caregivers to provide a safe, warm, and welcoming environment for our youngest children during Sunday morning worship from 9:00AM - 12:00Noon. If you know a college student, retired teacher, childcare professional, or someone with experience caring for young children who would be a great fit for this ministry, please encourage them to apply. Experience with infants and young children is required; must be at least 18 years of age. Background check and Safe Church training are part of the hiring process. For more information or to request a job description, please contact Rev. Alison Leary at alison@trinityseattle.org.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Click here for the full calendar of events.

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Curious About How We Worship in the Episcopal Church?

Sundays, September 13, September 20, & October 18, Noon to 2:00PM

Would you like to know more about why we worship as we do and the beliefs that shape our common life? This three-part class offers an introduction to Episcopal worship, beliefs, and practices and is open to anyone who would like to learn more. This class is required preparation for Confirmation or Reception into The Episcopal Church when Bishop Phil visits on 10/4. Our first class will meet in the sanctuary, where we will explore the meaning behind the setting of our worship and how the space itself helps tell the story of our faith. Each session will be interactive and informative, with time for questions and conversation. Lunch is included, so please let us know if you plan to attend to help us plan for lunch. For more information or to RSVP

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Seattle Day of Service 

Saturday, September 26, 10:00–11:30AM at Freeway Park, 600 Seneca St

Join in the fun on this city-wide day of volunteerism to give back and take action to improve the city we love. The First Hill Improvement Association is partnering with Freeway Park Association to roll up our sleeves, work together, and tidy up First Hill. Tools and treats provided. Let’s do this! Be sure to sign up at https://qrkc.link/go/JIGI4SDUMLRA (so we have enough snacks).

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The Bishop is Coming!

Sunday, October 4

It will be a special day at Trinity as we welcome the Rt. Rev. Philip N. LaBelle, Bishop of the Diocese of Olympia, for his visitation. A bishop’s visitation is a celebratory occasion in the life of an Episcopal parish and it connects us to the wider Church. During his visit, Bishop LaBelle will preach and preside. This is also an occasion for baptisms, confirmations, and/or receptions, along with blessings of animals and plants. Those who would like to be Confirmed or Received are required to attend our three-part class on Episcopal worship, beliefs, and practices, beginning Sunday, September 13. More details about the class are included in the announcements above. Please contact the Rev. Alison Leary at alison@trinityseattle.org with any questions.

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WHEEL/Trinity Anniversary Celebration for Women’s Shelter

Sunday, October 25, 4:00-6:00PM in the Parish Hall

Mark your calendars! Trinity and WHEEL are celebrating the 25th Anniversary of WHEEL providing women’s shelter and 10th Anniversary at Trinity. This is a free, family-friendly event, and there will be food! You can read more about WHEEL at www.wheelforwomen.org/

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Poetry Marathon for Peace 

Saturday, October 24, 10:00AM–4:00PM, at Seattle First Baptist Church

Fellowship Hall, 1111 Harvard Ave, Seattle 98122

Imagine a news reporter pointing to a map of the world. You give an audible sigh and think to yourself "what's happened now?" However, instead of bad news and speaking of violence and tragedy around the world, the reporter speaks of cities and communities holding a global Poetry Marathon. Dozens, or hundreds of people gathering to read and listen to poetry together. They're in parks, on street corners, inside churches and community centers. The Poetry Marathon was first launched in 2022 by the Global View Foundation of Ecuador as young, old, poor and wealthy, gathered across Ecuador to listen to one another read poetry, “to build societies of social justice.” In 2026, the Poetry Marathon is now going global! Our friends at nearby Seattle First Baptist have invited us to join in their event. Read more and sign up here: https://qrkc.link/go/90P7E8XXN3D3.

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