There will be a free lunch for college students immediately following the second service this Sunday. Please join us for this time of fellowship, and feel free to invite your friends. If you need a ride back to campus, we’ve got you covered. Holy Trinity would love to feed you!

Join us as we read the classic book on cultivating an awareness of God’s presence in the everyday, Brother Lawrence’s The Practice of the Presence of God. We’ll be gathering at the Study Center on Fridays at 3 pm. Feel free to invite a friend!

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.

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.

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.

RSVP by noon, Wednesday, April 30 for the Liturgy of the Light & Feast – Saturday, May 17, 10:00–11:30 AM - Children (ages 3–6th grade, accompanied by one parent), their families, and all interested in atrium are invited to this joyful celebration and feast.. Registration is required: tinyurl.com/AtriumLiturgyOfLight2025. Contact Nancy.

Holy Trinity Life Group Gathering - Please join us Sunday, May 4 after the service for a brief meeting (11:30-12:00) to hear an update about the PSS banquet, and plan for upcoming events and ministry opportunities.  Contact Averill Grove (avegrove@gmail.com) with questions.

National Day of Prayer: May 1st, 12:30 PM – The National Day of Prayer has a long history in the U.S. going all the way back to the first Continental Congress in 1775. To observe this tradition, we will gather at the church for a guided time to pray for various elements of life in our nation. This is an opportunity for us to pray together, first and foremost, as followers of Christ, seeking God for the welfare of America in a non-partisan way. Join us on Thursday, May 1st, at 12:30 PM. For those who will pray at home, here is a link to the guidelines.

College Lunch - UNC students will gather at Rev. Lisa McCowen's home this Sunday, April 27th, after the service. We'll enjoy a meal together and spend some time celebrating our seniors. All college students are welcome!

At the Vigil we will end our Lenten fast as we commemorate our Lord’s passing from death back to new life. We will also celebrate the sacrament of Holy Baptism. Stay after the service to celebrate!

The most stripped down and solemn service of the year is our commemoration of our Lord’s crucifixion and death on Friday. We will join with the Church in extolling, "We adore you, O Christ, and we bless you, because by your holy Cross you have redeemed the world."

The church will be open for you to walk through a Stations of the Cross meditation (with bulletin) at your own pace, walking the way of the Cross with Jesus and contemplating his Passion through reading Holy Scripture, praying, and gazing on the Stations of the Cross artwork installed in loving memory of Marigold Neely. Our hope is this quiet, contemplative service will enable you to pause and remember the hour our Savior stretched out his arms of love and hung upon the cross.

One of the most participatory (and moving) services in the Church year. Before he went to his cross, Jesus demonstrated his love for his friends by washing their feet and by giving them the supper of his Presence in Holy Communion. We will commemorate both.

Tenebrae is known as the "service of shadows." As we read from the Psalter and the book of Lamentations, it offers us space for meditation on the darkness our Lord faced. There will be a sudden, loud noise at the end of the service.

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.

Palm Sunday commemorates Jesus' entry into Jerusalem at the beginning of his Passion. He was received with joy but in a few days, the very ones who shouted Hosanna would cry out Crucify him! We will enter Holy Week with the reading of the Passion Gospel.

The Church offers healing in the Name of Jesus for anyone who is hurting physically, emotionally, or spiritually. Our service will include prayers for healing and repentance, as well as anointing with oil and laying on of hands by clergy and prayer ministers. We’ll start after the service.

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.

Lent begins on Ash Wednesday, March 5. This day marks the beginning of the 40 day preparation for Easter. We will offer the imposition of ashes at two Ash Wednesday services: 7:30am  (ashes only) and 6pm (ashes and Eucharist). Please come. Also, here's a quick read to help you prepare to keep a holy Lent.

Lent begins on Ash Wednesday, March 5. This day marks the beginning of the 40 day preparation for Easter. We will offer the imposition of ashes at two Ash Wednesday services: 7:30am  (ashes only) and 6pm (ashes and Eucharist). Please come. Also, here's a quick read to help you prepare to keep a holy Lent.

Indulge in delicious pancakes, bacon, and great fellowship. Bring your friends and family for the last night before the season of Lent begins. Don't miss out on this scrumptious event! Register here. All proceeds go to support our youth going to Camp Booyah.

The Global Outreach Team will have their monthly mission “Soup and Prayer” meeting on Wednesday evening October 23rd from 6:30 to 8:00 PM at Holy Trinity. “Soup” means potluck so bring your favorite dish (preferable simple). Eating will be from 6:30 to 7:15 and prayers will begin at 7:15.

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.

Prayers for Life - January is "Sanctity of Human Life" Month. One way Holy Trinity lives this out is supporting Pregnancy Support Services (PSS) in Chapel Hill, a Christian non-profit offering help to those facing unplanned pregnancies. Pray for this ministry. PSS will join us here for a brown bag lunch on Feb 16. For information on involvement or attending their March 31st banquet, contact Sharon Guyer (auntsharonps84@gmail.com).

Come on Sunday, January 19 at 9am downstairs for a time of fellowship to learn about our spring Bible study on the many kinds of prayer in Scripture.  Register HERE to join us.  Our 8-week studies meet on Mondays at 7pm or Tuesdays at 10am.  If you need AM childcare, please contact Lisa McCowen.

Hospitality Team for 2025 - meeting Sunday, January 12 -  Do you have a heart for making folks feel welcome or serving behind the scenes to make special events happen?  We’d love you to consider a one-year commitment to our hospitality team.  We’ll review our plan for 2025 after church in the conference room.  Contact Jamie Saunders with questions (Jamie.pickrell@gmail.com)