Trinity Episcopal Church in Trumbull, CT

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Trinity is a vibrant, growing, and welcoming community.

Sun 8:00 AM + Episcopal Newcomers welcome Trumbull, CT

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About Us

Our mission is to proclaim by word and deed, the Good News of Jesus Christ reaching out to all in His name. Our desire is that others may come to faith in Him, drawn by the example of our lives.

Vibe: Traditional Liturgy, Spirit-filled, Friendly, Multigenerational, Lots of kids

Programs: Community Service, Addiction/Recovery, Youth Group, Choir, Adult Education, Food Pantry, Children's Ministry

Music: Traditional Hymns, Contemporary

Denomination: Episcopal

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Episcopal Diocese of Connecticut

Size: Small

Founded: 1848

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Phone

203-375-1503

Website

http://www.trinitynichols.org

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Service Times

Sunday

8:00 AM: Holy Eucharist, Rite I
10:00 AM: Holy Eucharist, Rite II & Sunday School

Wednesday

12:00 PM: Holy Eucharist with Sacrament of Healing during Lent

What to Expect

What are services like?
All services, whether Morning Prayer, the Holy Eucharist Rite I or II, a marriage, funeral, or occasional service follow the proscribed format as given in the Book of Common Prayer. All services are friendly and welcoming - the Passing of the Peace is always done between all who are present!

What is the community like?
The village of Nichols is a section of the Town of Trumbull, Connecticut. A distinctive residential neighborhood, the Nichols Farms Historical District is listed in the National Register of Historical Places. Trinity Church and its rectory sit adjacent to the Nichols Green in the center of the historic district and share in the long history of the area.

What if I'm not a Christian?
All persons, no matter their faith tradition, are welcome at Trinity Church. During the administration of communion, all baptized Christians are invited to the communion rail to receive communion or a blessing. Non-baptized persons are also invited to the rail to receive a blessing.