UPCOMING EVENTS
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Ascension Day Service
Join us on Thursday, May 14th at noon for an Ascension Day service. We’ll celebrate that the risen Christ ascended into heaven and is now exalted over every power and authority. This brief midday Communion service offers us a quiet pause to worship, reflect, and prepare for the promised gift of the Spirit on Pentecost.
Service of Public Healing
After the second service on May 17th, we will offer the ministry of prayer, the laying on of hands, and anointing with oil. Clergy and prayer ministers will be available. Please come as you feel led. You are also welcome to invite friends or family who may have need of this ministry of Christ.
Trinity Sunday Potluck
Please join us after the second service on Sunday, May 31st for a potluck as we welcome new members and celebrate our patronal feast day. Please sign up here to indicate where you can volunteer and what food you are bringing. Please bring enough food for yourself and others so we have enough to go around.
National Day of Prayer
We’ll observe the National Day of Prayer on Thursday, May 7th at Noon. This is a time to pause amidst the uncertainty of our times to lift up our nation and our world. We will pray wisdom for leaders, comfort for those who suffer, healing where there is division, peace where there is war, and courage for us all to trust the Lord.
Newcomers Lunch
After the second service on May 3, we welcome all newcomers to stay for a catered taco bar lunch. This will be a great opportunity for you to hear more about Holy Trinity and to connect with clergy and other leaders. Please RSVP to owen@holytrinitych.org.
Old Guard Gathering
The Old Guard will hold a Summer Plans Meeting over dinner at Galloway Ridge on Thursday, April 30th. If interested, please contact arnold.thackray@gmail.com for further details.
Parish-Wide Atrium Open House
Have you been curious about all the hubbub around our parish’s atrium and been meaning to come and see? Come discover how children grow in prayer through the Bible, the liturgy, and hands-on materials. Light refreshments provided. By noon on Wednesday, April 22nd, please RSVP at tinyurl.com/AtriumOpenHouseApril2026. Contact Nancy.
Easteride Youth Retreat
A one-day retreat to reflect on how we’ve seen God at work this year, in ourselves and in our community, and what Jesus’ resurrection means for our lives. Where? Dianne Martin’s Clubhouse (100 Windemere Xing, Chapel Hill); When? Saturday 9 AM → Sunday 9 AM; Please register before Monday, April 20: https://tinyurl.com/HTC-youth-spring-retreat
Sung Compline
Compline derives its name from a Latin word meaning ‘completion.' It is an ancient service of quietness and reflection before rest at the end of the day. The beauty of Compline remains in its simplicity, as we entrust ourselves to the care of our Lord. Our Compline Choir leads this service. All are welcome. Stream here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YH3vkbNAwfQ
Newcomers Lunch
After the second service on April 19th, we welcome all newcomers to stay for a catered taco bar lunch. This will be a great opportunity for you to hear more about Holy Trinity and to connect with clergy and other leaders. Please RSVP to owen@holytrinitych.org by Monday, April 13th.
Easter Vigil Feast
Please join us for a time of fellowship, cupcakes, and lots of finger foods as we celebrate Christ’s Resurrection together. Please consider signing up to volunteer here.
Sung Compline
Compline derives its name from a Latin word meaning ‘completion.' It is an ancient service of quietness and reflection before rest at the end of the day. The beauty of Compline remains in its simplicity, as we entrust ourselves to the care of our Lord. Our Compline Choir leads this service. All are welcome.
Women's Lent Quiet Morning
Let’s walk the Lenten path together. Join us for a morning of quiet reflection, prayer, fellowship & lunch. Register to attend here by Wednesday, 3/4. Women of All Saints Church in Durham will be joining us!
Service of Public Healing
After the second service on the first Sunday in Lent, we will offer the ministry of prayer, the laying on of hands, and anointing with oil. Clergy and prayer ministers will be available. Please come as you feel led. You are also welcome to invite friends or family who may have need of this ministry of Christ.
Shrove Tuesday Blini Feast
Join the Purcells for an evening that blends Mardi Gras festivity with Slavic hospitality. We’ll be serving traditional Russian and Ukrainian blini with a variety of sweet (a favorite for kids from all cultures!) and savory fillings, sharing a bit of trivia, and offering a window into everyday life and culture in Russia—especially what life is like for children in St. Petersburg. The Purcells will also briefly share an update on their upcoming return to minister in Russia. Donations toward this work will be welcomed. Please register here.
Sung Compline
Compline derives its name from a Latin word meaning ‘completion.' It is an ancient service of quietness and reflection before rest at the end of the day. The beauty of Compline remains in its simplicity, as we entrust ourselves to the care of our Lord. Our Compline Choir leads this service. All are welcome.
Men's Winter Retreat
Men, join us February 6th - 8th in Oak Island, NC. These retreats have always been a rich time of fellowship, rest, reflection, and connection for the men of our parish. Cost is $90. Spots are limited, so sign up today: https://forms.gle/9R8EtSy9gDFMmxJY9
Candlemas Service
Join us Wednesday, February 4th at 6 PM to celebrate the Feast of the Presentation of Christ in the Temple (Candlemas). This feast marks the mid-way point of winter and links the feasts of Christmas and Easter. Candlemas is also when people would bring their stock of candles used at home to the church to be blessed. Join us and bring your candles!
Women’s Gathering at NCMA
Join us at 10:00 am on Sat. January 31 at the main entrance of North Carolina Museum of Art (2110 Blue Ridge Road Raleigh, NC 27607, https://ncartmuseum.org/) for a FREE docent-led tour of Esther in the Age of Rembrandt exhibit. We have spots for 20 women; sign up in the News and Needs.
Sung Compline
Compline derives its name from a Latin word meaning ‘completion.' It is an ancient service of quietness and reflection before rest at the end of the day. The beauty of Compline remains in its simplicity, as we entrust ourselves to the care of our Lord. Our Compline Choir leads this service. All are welcome.
Hospitality Team Interest Meeting
Are you interested in being a consistent volunteer for events at Holy Trinity? Is this already you and you’d like to get a sense of what the Hospitality Team will look like in 2026? Then please join us for a light lunch and meeting on Sunday, January 11th in the conference room after the second service. RSVP at https://tinyurl.com/HTCHospitality2026 and contact owen@holytrinitych.org with any questions.
Epiphany Service
Join us for a special Feast of the Epiphany service on Tuesday, January 6th at noon. We’ll celebrate the revelation of Christ to the Gentiles and the visit of the Magi bearing gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh. This meaningful liturgy marks the culmination of the Christmas season. All are welcome to worship together.
Youth Parent Potluck
Parents of youth, please join us for an evening of fellowship, connection about the upcoming semester, and a chance to pray for one another.
Sung Compline
Compline derives its name from a Latin word meaning ‘completion.' It is an ancient service of quietness and reflection before rest at the end of the day. The beauty of Compline remains in its simplicity, as we entrust ourselves to the care of our Lord. Our Compline Choir leads this service. All are welcome.
Decorate the Church
Come Decorate the Church on Dec 21! Join us to decorate the church for Christmas on Sunday, December 21 after the second service! We’ll ready our space for Christmastide and share a simple soup potluck. Volunteers are greatly needed! Please sign up here. Questions? Ask owen@holytrinitych.org.
Service of Public Healing
It is our conviction that our Lord’s ministry of healing continues on through the life of His Church and our tradition provides liturgies for ministering to the sick including laying on of hands and anointing with oil. If you or anyone you know is seeking this ministry, please join us after the second service on Sunday, Oct 19th.
First Fridays for Men
This Friday (Dec 5th) at 6 PM we'll have our monthly First Friday gathering at 1417 Gray Bluff Trail, Chapel Hill, NC (Alex Doyal's Home). Dinner will be provided! We'll be discussing Family: God's Care, Challenge, and Grace in our Families. Contact Mike Warner at 502-939-6009 or mdwarner@bellsouth.net if you need a ride and we will coordinate with you.
Women's Advent Quiet Day
Join us for a day of quiet reflection, prayer, and fellowship. Come away from the rush of our world in this season and enter into the restful, preparatory season of Advent. Lunch will be provided. Register here by Wednesday, 12/3. Contact Lisa McCowen with questions.