Trinity in the Woods - Farmington Hills
Healing, Family, Community, Caring, Outreach, Worship, Fellowship, Casual
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About Us
A refuge, a peaceful haven tucked into the woods of Farmington Hills. We are close to the business of the rest of the city, but removed from its anxious drive. Here God's parental embrace is praised. Here Christ's peace sets the pace. Here we listen for the Spirit of God whistling through the trees. You are welcome to rest here, to pray here, to renew yourself. We pray that this will be a home for you, either for this moment or for a while. We pray that this home will be an image of our home eternal. Amen
- Vibe
- Casual, Traditional Liturgy, Down to Earth, Friendly, Progressive, Gay affirming, Inclusive, Multigenerational, Neighborhood-focused
- Programs
- Community Service, Addiction/Recovery, Choir, Missions, Adult Education
- Music
- Traditional Hymns, Organ
- Denomination
- Episcopal
- Size
- Small
- Language
- English
- Founded
- 1952
Contact Information
Our Services
Service Times
- Sunday
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- 08:00am
- A Spoken Word, Contemplative Service
- 10:30am
- A Family Eucharist with Choir
What to Expect
Leadership
James Hamilton
My calling, as it continues to coalesce into a more singular focus, is fed by three distinct drives in ministry. First, art delivered me to the church in the forms of theatre, literature and music and art continues to form my pedagogy for spiritual formation, my preaching passion and my joy of liturgical discovery. Second, social service and activism drew me into the Episcopal Church, a denomination not afraid to stand firm against adversity when defending the transformative claims of a gospel of love. Third, reconciliation and renewal was modeled for me in my work inside prisons, both with theatre and later with social services organizations. I believe a patient, loving community to be Christ’s wish for us as one body of faith.Location & Directions
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