Trinity is hosting our fourth annual Christmas Cookie Walk. Make plans to attend and gather homemade Christmas cookies in all shapes and flavors, made by Trinity parishioners. View the video and get more information here.

The Women at the Well Group is founded for women seeking the wisdom of other women in a relaxed and supportive atmosphere. Meetings will be held in the Youth Group room (enter from Micheltorena), once a month on Saturdays.

A contemplative service of prayer, ritual, meditation, and music to provide healing space for those who experience the Christmas season as a difficult one due to loss, grief, or loneliness, and for those who love and support them.

Trinity parishioners and friends have an opportunity to “justice shop” at our annual Alternative Christmas Market (ACM) and support a wide variety of local and international charitable organizations. Our church school children and youth group members take an active role in helping raise funds. See the event flyer for more information. Volunteers are needed to help with this event.

Join musicians Doug Clegg, Kate Wallace, James McVay and special guests for an afternoon of great music, delectables, cider, tea and hot cocoa on the Labyrinth. Suggested donations of $20 can be made at the door or online. All ages are welcome!

Please bring a wrapped Christmas Tree Ornament—one for each person attending—along with yourself and some food/beverage to share (i.e. sweet or savory nibbles, wine or sparkling water). We'll gather in the Guild Hall, and let the festivities begin!

Join us in celebrating Debbie's life at the memorial service at Trinity with a reception following in the Parish Hall.

After both services in the Guild Hall, celebrate the season by assembling your own Advent wreath. Fresh greens, bases, candles, and a prayer card will be provided. A suggested donation of $20 will help cover the costs.

Greeters and ushers play a vital role in our community as the first faces of welcome at Trinity. This 45-minute refresher session in the Guild Hall reminds us of God's love expressed through genuine hospitality. It is for all current greeters and ushers and anyone interested in learning more about the significance of Christian hospitality.

At coffee hour after both worship services, you are invited to assemble care bags to give to a person in need. All the materials (lunch-sized bag, food, water, hygiene essentials) will be available.

Newcomer welcome! Meet in the church following the 10am service. Refreshments will be served.

Would you like to explore what it's like to serve in Trinity's children's program, Catechesis of the Good Shepherd (CGS)? There will be a training held in the Youth Group room and it will cover a brief overview of the history, methodology, and practice of CGS.

Join us for the next Noon Concert with Kate Wallace and Doug Clegg.

We close our annual-giving season with a celebratory combined-worship service and the Ingathering of Pledges, with brunch following in the Parish Hall.

Trinity parishioner Faye Cox will lead four in-person gatherings on October 18, 25, November 1 , 8, from noon-1pm. Participants can also join via Zoom or watch the recording at a later time.

Bring your thoughts and concerns as you journey with God in the spiritual practice of walking prayer.

For four Sundays in October during our Annual Giving season, we will hear parishioners share stories of where they have found connection at Trinity.

The entire parish is invited to the Children and Youth Council (CYC) sponsored Spooktacular Halloween Hullabaloo! Get ready for a night of spooky fun, crazy costumes, and eerie excitement! Ghosts and ghouls alike will gather for a fantastic evening of food, fun, and festivities. Learn More and Sign Up Here.

Preaching Lineup:

September 15 - The Rev. Elizabeth Molitors
September 22 - The Rev. Sarah Thomas
September 29 - The Rev. Anne Howard
October 6 - The Rev. John Draper
October 13 - The Rev. Colleen Sterne
October 20 - The Rev. Mark Asman

Join us for thirty minutes of mindful midday music.

Support the Immigrant Legal Defense Center (ILDC) by attending this benefit concert.
Music by Kate Wallace, Doug Clegg and James McVay.
$40 admission ticket at the door or purchase online. Ticket includes refreshments and hors d'oeuvres on the Labyrinth. Artists meet and greet during intermission. 

Again this year, we are opening the nomination process for new vestry members to the whole congregation. If you know someone who would be a good candidate or want to be considered for a term on the vestry, let the Nominating Committee know and come to the Vestry Discernment Forum on October 6 after the 10am service.

This festive, all-parish, family friendly gathering will be another opportunity to connect with new and long-time Trinity friends. We hope you will attend this special night of fellowship as we kickoff our fall season of annual giving.
Sign up here to RSVP; to bring a dish; and to help.

In violation of the Episcopal Church’s constitution and canons–which stated that only men were eligible for ordination–a group of eleven women were ordained to the Episcopal priesthood in 1974 at a church in Philadelphia. This moment moved the Episcopal Church to change and gave hope to women everywhere.

Trinity’s diocesan bishop, the Rt. Rev. John H. Taylor will be at Trinity to celebrate, preach, and offer confirmation, reception, and renewal of baptismal vows. A special coffee hour honoring the participants will take place on the Labyrinth following the service.

Join us for thirty minutes of mindful midday music.

Join us at this year’s festival at Chase Palm Park Field, a family-friendly and accessible park along Cabrillo Blvd. The Pacific Pride Festival offers the ideal setting to celebrate the Pride season.Trinity will be there with an information table. Volunteers are needed to represent us. Sign up today!

Trinity welcomes all to the “Compassion in Our Time” preaching series.

• Rabbi Arthur Gross-Schaefer will speak on August 4

• Imam Wael Hegazy will speak on August 11

• Rev. Tim Burnette will speak on August 18