Worship
Holy Trinity uses the traditional Lutheran liturgy yet infused with inclusive language and expansive images for God.
There are a number of icons in the worship space and an Eastern meditation bell calls the assembly to brief periods of silence during the liturgy.
Sermons are relevant to the issues and dilemmas we struggle with today and sometimes include a dose of humor.
The principal service is Sundays at 10:30 a.m. (9:30 in the summer) and includes processions and a sung liturgy.
The 8:30 a.m. Sunday and Wednesday evening services have less music and are quieter and simpler in structure.
Holy Communion is celebrated at all liturgies except Wednesday evenings in Lent and Advent when Evening Prayer is sung.
For a more detailed overview of worship at Holy Trinity click here.
See also:
Music | Minister of Music | Organ | Choir | Strings
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