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.
Live and Let Live
Fridays at 8:00PM
An open AA meeting that welcomes LGBTQ+ participants.
Sponsor Sunday Flowers?
Did you know that you can sponsor Sunday flowers for worship? It’s a lovely way to honor Moms, Grads, Dads, PRIDE, Juneteenth, Pentecost, Trinity Sunday, or any other special date that is meaningful to you. Suggested donation $30-50/week, and may be made through the usual avenues (indicate Flowers). Contact Marilyn Scott-Knutson to sign up for a specific date and to let her know your flower preferences and dedication message.
Assisted Listening (Additional Amplification) Now Available During Services:To use your existing hearing accessories, connect to our Welcome_Trinity WiFi network on your phone, download the ListenWiFi app on your phone, and then scan the venue to find our ALS Trinity stream. We also have listening devices available to borrow.​
Learn Flower Arranging: Saturdays, approx 11:00AM-1:00PM
No experience is necessary - just an eagerness to learn. Contact Marilyn Scott-Knutson or office@trinityseattle.org for more information.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Click here for the full calendar of events.
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Bookmarks! (2nd Sundays)
Sunday, April 12 at 12:15PM in the Trinity Library
In April, we will discuss The Prophetic Imagination, by Walter Brueggemann. All are invited to participate in Bookmarks! conversations, whether you’ve read the book or not. We also invite your suggestions for other titles to read in future months.
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Community Lunch (3rd Sundays) - All hungry humans are invited to eat!
Sunday, April 19, at 11:45AM in the Parish Hall
Everyone is welcome to join us for lunch, after the 10:30 service, as we host a FREE hot meal for our community and neighbors.
Caring Community
Sunday, April 19, at 12:30PM in the Office Work Room
The Caring Community meets following the Community Lunch for fellowship, a small service project, and the prayers that are on our hearts. Final Compline Service of the Season Thursday, May 7 at 8:15PM to 8:45PM in the Trinity Sanctuary Compline is a service of prayer for the end of the day. Quiet and refresh your soul with this contemplative service of acapella chant led by the Trinity Choir.
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Episcopal Holy Eucharist at Skyline
Sunday, May 3 at 1:30PM at Skyline
Rev. Sabeth leads the Eucharist service at Skyline.
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Final Compline Service of the Season
Thursday, May 7 at 8:15PM to 8:45PM in the Trinity Sanctuary
Compline is a service of prayer for the end of the day. Quiet and refresh your soul with this contemplative service of acapella chant led by the Trinity Choir.
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Final Compline Service of the Season
Thursday, May 7 at 8:15PM to 8:45PM in the Trinity Sanctuary
Compline is a service of prayer for the end of the day. Quiet and refresh your soul with this contemplative service of acapella chant led by the Trinity Choir.
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Bookmarks! (2nd Sundays)
Sunday, May 10 at 12:15PM in the Trinity Library
Join Bookmarks! in May for our discussion of The Water Dancer, by Ta Nehisi Coates (all are welcome, whether you’ve read the book or not). We selected this title for its capacity to invite us to connect with difficult historical truths that we should grieve and lament via hopeful magical realism storytelling. An alternative option: The Underground Railroad, by Colson Whitehead, another historical fiction story, about a slave making her bid for freedom. Have ideas for future books to read? We’d love to hear your suggestions!
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Free Resource for Grieving Youth: Camp Erin King and Snohomish Counties
May 20 - May 31 in North Bend, WA, June 12 - June 14 in Stanwood, WA
Camp Erin King and Snohomish Counties are free grief camps for youth grieving the death of a significant person in their lives. Kids and teens ages 6 to 17 attend a weekend, overnight camp experience that combines grief support with fun camp activities. Campers explore their grief, build coping skills, and make friends in a supportive community. Led by grief support professionals and trained volunteers from Providence at Home with Compassus, Camp Erin King and Snohomish Counties are part of Eluna’s national Camp Erin network. Camp Erin is free of charge to all participants. Spaces are limited and fill quickly. Click here for more information and application.
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