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Out of our deep and abiding love for the neighbor, Holy Trinity is offering virtual worship opportunities in place of in-person worship during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Worship is the center of our life together, even as we are separated physically. Through weekly video worship services, we listen for God’s prophetic and gracious word and connect through music, scripture, reflection, and prayer.
During Covid, we are offering prerecorded worship services. These services are posted on our website and Facebook page, or you may have them emailed to you. They are not broadcast at a specific time, but instead may viewed at any time and as often as desired.
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Every Saturday, we post our weekly worship service on our website and our Facebook page. The service is prerecorded, and you may view it on Sunday morning or whenever is most convenient for you.
Throughout the church year, we offer special services outside of our regular Sunday morning worship. This includes Wednesday evening services during the season of Lent and special worship on church holy days. Information about upcoming special services will be posted on this page.
Holy Trinity celebrates Holy Communion at every Sunday worship service.
We are committed to the inclusion of all people, with no exception, in our worship life together at Holy Trinity. We practice open communion, welcoming all to the table to receive the sacrament of Holy Communion.
During the time that we cannot commune in person together, we invite you to find bread or crackers, wine or grape juice, or any morsel of food and sip of liquid in your house and celebrate God’s meal with all of us virtually while you follow the worship video.
We so look forward to the day when we can worship together in person again. We will keep our community updated on this website and on Facebook about when that will happen.
As of March 16, 2021, church leadership has determined that online Sunday worship will continue at least through Labor Day, 2021. If and when we return to in-person worship, we will provide livestreaming from the sanctuary.
