Our worship is liturgical. This means we use an established pattern of prayers from the language of Scripture to guide our services so all can engage in worship of God together.
This means our worship is also participatory and active. We stand up, kneel, go up to an altar, receive Communion, cross ourselves, pray written and extemporaneous prayers, and read Scripture together in the course of a service. Please do not worry about doing the “right” gestures or following along flawlessly. We simply invite you into worship with us.
Every Sunday, we have a prayer book and a song booklet to help you join in worship, along with clergy and those around you whose lead and directions will help you follow along. Whatever your background is, you are welcome into our worship!
We offer two worship services: one at 8:30 AM, the other at 10:30 AM. Both services are joyfully reverent celebrations of Holy Communion, each with its own character:
8:30 AM – Holy Communion (1662 Order): This service offers a quieter setting for worship and reflection. Based on the 1662 Order of the Anglican liturgy in contemporary English, it follows the classic Anglican pattern of worship, with sung portions including the psalms. The first Sunday of each month, Morning Prayer will be offered. Nursery is available.
10:30 AM – Holy Communion (2019 BCP): The liturgy for this service follows the Holy Communion rites in the ACNA’s 2019 Book of Common Prayer. The music blends modern and traditional Christian hymnody, offering a full and vibrant expression of Anglican worship. Nursery is available.
Nursery
Atrium
5:00 – 7:00 PM
Evening Youth meets from for fellowship, games, prayer, and Bible study.
9:30 – 10:15 AM
Starting August 23, Faith Formation will be offered. However, Faith Formation will not occur on September 13.
Livestream the service on YouTube: Sundays at 10:30 AM
Where are you located? Where should I park?
119 US Hwy 15 501 S
Chapel Hill, NC 27517
We are across the highway from the entrance to Southern Village.
Visitors are welcome to park in our parking lot.
What should I bring to the service?
At the moment, we use a service booklet with readings and songs in addition to a 1662 Liturgy Booklet at the 8:30 AM service, or a Book of Common Prayer 2019 at the 10:30 AM service. Physical copies of the BCP will be available to borrow on Sunday mornings. You may also bring your own BCP or use the online PDF version.
How should I dress?
Please dress comfortably but appropriately for worship.
For more information about Sundays, contact Kellan Borror at kellan@holytrinitych.org.