We are currently closed to all in-person gatherings until further notice.

Online worship is offered on our

Facebook page and our YouTube channel

Suspension of In-Person Worship

Closed To All In-Person Gatherings

Dear Friends in Christ,

Trinity Episcopal Church officially remains closed until further notice.  

Sunday Supper and Food Pantry distributions will be “curb side” (distributed outside our doors).  The office remains closed until further notice, but phones, emails, texts, Facebook messages, and mail will continue to be processed and monitored.  We will continue to make an effort to communicate with one another using phones, mail, email, Facebook, and our web site.

Our own Deacon, Rev. Dr. Dan Maxwell, is in full support of this action in order to prevent and contain the spread of the coronavirus.  Dan is serving on the front lines of the health care community in striving to avert the potential overwhelming of our health care facilities.  We believe we must continue to do our part to socially distance ourselves, not only to prevent infection in our members and families, but to help protect our community, state, and nation from an epidemic of potentially catastrophic proportions.

We plan to broadcast worship services from Trinity Church via live video stream on our TrinityAlpena Facebook page and YouTube channel Sundays at 10:30 a.m. using our new livestream video system.  The video posts will remain there, so you can watch the video even after the live stream.

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Other online worship opportunities include: 

The National Cathedral streams a Sunday Eucharist at 11:15 a.m. via their web site at www.cathedral.org under “events.”

We pray that all may be well and safe during these unprecedented times of struggle and uncertainty.

Faithfully,

Very Rev. William J. McClure, Jr, Rector

Rev. Dr. Daniel Maxwell, Deacon

HOLY EUCHARIST

Sundays at 8:00AM

Join us bright and early for a spoken service in which we'll celebrate Holy Eucharist using Rite II of the Book of Common Prayer. 

Sundays at 10:30AM

Come out for our biggest service of the week, joined in worship with music from our chamber choir and historic organ. Our service will be celebrated from Rite II of the Book of Common Prayer.

Wednesdays at 12:05PM

Worship with us mid-week as we celebrate a spoken Eucharist (with a shorter sermon!).