Volunteers are invited to prepare food Saturday morning and to set up worship and serve the meal on Sunday afternoon at Church of the Holy Trinity downtown.  Learn more and sign up online.

Join our volunteer hosts for a casual gathering to meet old and new friends in fellowship over a cup of coffee. We gather from 9:00-10:30am—come and go as you wish!

Gather around the grill for a casual evening of fellowship at the church with burgers, dogs, and all the fixin’s. Invite a friend or neighbor! RSVP online for the $10 dinner so we can plan.

Follow the story of the Reformation with a meaningful pilgrimage through the heart of Europe along the Rhine. Led by Malone Gilliam, the group will travel May 16-26, 2027, with an optional extension in Germany. Pilgrims will come away with a deeper understanding of how the Reformation shapes our faith today, and how God's constant hand is at work throughout history. 

Worship with us at new times for summer:

SATURDAY

5:00pm An Evening at the Table in Legacy Hall

SUNDAY

7:30am Traditional Service in the Nave

9:00am The Table in Legacy Hall

10:30am Traditional Service in the Nave

5:00pm in the Chapel

Choral Evensong has been sung daily in the Anglican Church since the 16th century throughout the world. This beautiful service of choral music and chant illuminates biblical texts to allow a time of stillness, meditation, and prayer. Worship with us at 5:00pm in the Nave.

Stemming from monastic practice, Compline is the last service of the day before bedtime. This brief and beautiful service at 9:15pm is set in a darkened church and sung by a small men’s choir. Remain as long as you wish after the service in this quiet space, departing in silence.

Join us at this special parish-wide luncheon to celebrate Bishop Bauerschmidt and his wife Caroline as they mark the end of 20 years of ministry in the Diocese of Tennessee. This special Prime Time event will be a fun time of stories and reflection. Bring your friends and make reservations for the $12 lunch by Monday, May 17.

On Pentecost Sunday at The Table, children will receive the light from a candle representing one of the fruits of the spirit. This is a special way to encourage the children of the parish each year.