As Flu, COVID-19 and other viruses continue to circulate, we would like to remind you to self-screen and stay home if you or family members are ill. The good news is that Sunday services are streamed on our Facebook page. In this way we help to care for and protect each other. 

Worship in February

February 1 – 4th Sunday after Epiphany – Communion and Sunday School

February 8 – 5th Sunday after Epiphany – Communion and Lay Anointing

February 15 – Last Sunday after Epiphany – Communion

February 18 – Ash Wednesday

– 12 pm Joint service at St. John’s Presbyterian Church, with Imposition of Ashes. Rev. Dana

will be preaching. This is our 3rd annual joint Ash Wednesday service with St. John’s

Presbyterian Church, which is intended to be a half-hour service for the whole community. Please

plan to attend and invite others who may be interested.

– 7:30 pm Communion and Imposition of Ashes, at Trinity Anglican Church, in the choir at the

front of the church. (No Live Stream)

February 22 – 1st Sunday in Lent – Vestry Sunday – Communion and Sunday School followed

by the Annual Vestry Meeting and then Lunch hosted by the Wardens and Rev. Dana.

Sunday School

Sunday School for children in Jr. K and up is on the first and third Sundays each month. Children begin upstairs with their parents, before going downstairs with Miss Elizabeth, and back up later at communion time. For parents with children, the family room is available every Sunday, with a baby gate and a monitor for hearing the service. For those who may wish to stay in the church worship activity bags for children are available by the table under the bell tower. Please leave the activity bags after the service to be refilled for another time.

Wednesday Morning Prayer from the rectory

 Wednesday December 3, 10 and 17 – Morning Prayer from the Rectory at 9 am live on Facebook and available for one month afterwards.

COVID precautions 

We will continue to have a social distance corner and would ask if you are seated here to wear a mask, as those in this area are there for added precaution. 

Self-screening is so important! If you feel ill, please don’t come and share it with others! The livestream is always an option. 

Let’s continue to take care of each other and keep each other safe!