We invite and welcome any and all!
Trinity Memorial is limited-mobility accessible: to enter, use the powered glass doors on Oak Street, right next to the Church building; proceed straight into the "Gym". In the far right corner of the Gym is an elevator to take you to the Sanctuary level.
Our Services Schedule
Contemplative Service
with Eucharist
8:30 am Sundays
From Lent through Christ the King Sunday*
(*Last Sunday before Advent)
Festive Eucharist Service
with Music
10:00 am
All Sundays
Evensong, CandleChant
Scheduled occasionally
throughout the year
Welcome to Trinity Memorial!
We welcome you in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ to Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church.
We welcome all who want to share in our love of Christ, and we invite you to learn more about who we are and catch a glimpse of what the people of God are doing at Trinity Memorial, as we try to grow in the knowledge, love and service of our Lord and Savior.
Our mission is to serve Christ passionately through self, family, parish and community. We are a diverse people responding to God through worship & music, friendship & formation, generosity & service and if you're seeking a relationship with God, we invite you to join your faith journey with ours.
We are meeting again for in-person worship services, though not all of our in-person programs have resumed post-COVID-19. We value the health and safety of our members, visitors and guests. We invite you worship with us in person or remotely via (YouTube - see below) - we welcome you either way.
Services Live Streams and Bulletins
To watch our most recent service, click on the "Play Video" button below, or go to YouTube
Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church
Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church
Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church - Live stream
Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church - Live stream
Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church - Live stream
Our Community
As commanded by Jesus, Trinity Memorial builds on a foundation of love for each other. Building on that love, we support each other in prayer, fellowship and friendship through life's ups and downs.
That same love provides the foundation for engaging our surrounding community: we have a long history of service to our surrounding community. Our current focus is on hunger relief: working with several local churches we offer a Sunday meal at 11:30 am, and we join with Redeemer Lutheran ELCA Church to offer a major food distribution on the second Tuesday of each month at 9:30 am.
We welcome all who want to share in our love of Christ, and we invite you to learn more about who we are and catch a glimpse of what the people of God are doing at Trinity Memorial, as we try to grow in the knowledge, love and service of our Lord and Savior.
We welcome all without regard of race, ethnicity, economic status, sex or gender orientation.
Music is a major part of our congregational life: our choir, bell-choir, and organist enrich our 10:00 am worship services. We also offer a special service (Evensong, CandleChant), or a special musical offering approximately once each month. See our Music Notes for details.
Music Notes
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Feb 26, 2023, 6:00 pm: Organ Recital and CandleChant; Jean Hermann Henssler, organ and Trinity Men's Choir
Mar 26, 2023, 6:00 pm: Choral Evensong; Evening Service in F (Dyson), Like as a Hart (Howell); Trinity Choir
Apr 21, 2023, 7:00 pm: Organ Recital by by Dr. Paul A. Thornock; works by J. S. Bach, D. Buxtehude, and L. Vierne
May 17, 2023, 7:00 pm: Choral Evensong for the Ascension; Evening Service in F (Friedell), Hail the Day (Bullard); Trinity Choir
Jun 4, 2023, Trinity Sunday, 10:00 am: Choral Eucharist; Communion in C (Willis)
Dec 24, 2023, 10:30 pm: musical prelude to the late Christmas Eve service; followed by Candlelight Eucharist at 11:00 pm.
Trinity Forum
The Trinity Forum meets most Sundays from September to June at 11:30 am. We meet in person in our Common Room and you may join remotely on TrinityZoom.org. Please also watch the Sunday Bulletin for reminders and updates.
Our 2023/24 Forum season continues:
November 5th - Hamayon Aslan, a former assistant of Bruce Parmelee’s when Bruce was working in Afghanistan, will talk about his work for the World Bank in which he focuses on country development and the alleviation of poverty in a number of Asian countries.
November 12th - Professor Kent Schull from the BU History Department, will return to our forums to talk about global issues related to migration and the expanded role of the American Civic Center in refugee resettlement. Professor Schull has increasingly focused his research on the history of migrations and is Chair of the Board of the American Civic Association.
November 19th - Les Aylesworth, Director of CHOW, will speak on "Food Insecurity in Broome County and how CHOW is helping to Cover the Need."
Our monthly Newsletter:
The Trinity Times
November 2023
Some of the articles of interest in this issue:
Fr. Glenn's Message - Pages 1-2
Daylight Savings Time - Page 2
Celebrations, Parish Register, Reflection - Page 3
Chow - Page 4
Our Hybrid Congregation - Page 4
Services and Assignments Calendar - Page 5
Canteen Scheduile - Page 6
Trinity Forum - Page 6
Feeding the Hungry - Page 7
Mono-Cultures - Pages 8-9
Our Annual Stewardship Kick-off Brunch - Pages 10-11
Randy Frye - New Music Director - Page 12
We invite you to contact us. If you seek spiritual support on concerns of a personal nature, we suggest that you call us rather than use email.