Atlanta’s premier chamber ensemble, the brilliant Georgian Chamber Players, will return to the Trinity sanctuary on April 21st to perform an exciting program of Mendelssohn, Dvorak and Loeffler. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear one of the finest chamber ensembles anywhere in the country in the superb acoustics of the Trinity sanctuary.
Suggested donation: $20.
An outdoor service celebrating the resurrection of our Lord as the sun rises. You are invited to bring flowers to add to the cross on Easter morning.
Sanctuary service celebrating the resurrection of our Lord with music offered by the chancel choir and brass. You are invited to bring flowers to add to the cross on Easter morning.
Sanctuary service celebrating the resurrection of our Lord with music offered by the chancel choir and brass. You are invited to bring flowers to add to the cross on Easter morning.
A Tenebrae service remembering the death of Christ on the cross through the reading of scripture, music offered by the chancel choir, and the movement from light to darkness.
On the Thursday before Christ was crucified and ultimately resurrected, he said to his disciples: “A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another—as I have loved you, you also are to love one another.” The name “Maundy Thursday” comes from this mandate, and it’s in this spirit that we gather.
Join us on Thursday, March 28th, in Williams Hall at 6:00 pm for a community meal and interactive worship as we reflect on Jesus’s Last Supper and the mandate he gave his disciples to love one another.
Come wave your palms and join us in celebration of the Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem and begins the series of observances focusing on the events of Holy Week.
Come wave your palms and join us in celebration of the Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem and begins the series of observances focusing on the events of Holy Week.
Our children have been working in their January Sunday school classes to learn about, write, prepare and lead all parts of worship. Children Pre-K through 5th grade will lead the service through music, prayers, scripture readings. 5th Graders will give the sermon. Attending worship that day is a great way to remember our baptismal vows and support our children in their journey of faith. We hope you will worship with us!