Come and See
“The Church is not closed, just changed”
Trinity is a welcoming, Christ-centered community. Since 1771, members of our community have journeyed together, seeking a deeper connection with God and with one another. This is still going on during the COVID19 pandemic. Trinity’s family is worshiping together, celebrating in fellowship, and reaching out to the community to help with issues such as homelessness, hunger, addiction, and carrying on Godly missions.
Trinity is following local government COVID19 policies and guidelines, and there are rigorous procedures in place to keep the building clean and the worship practices safe.
In the months and years ahead, Trinity will be blessed with your presence at worship, fellowship, mission, and service activities! Please join the Trinity family at one of the worship services. Feel free to contact Trinity by using the website contact button or call 304-263-0994.
Upcoming Events
Church life and community events.
15 February
Worship Sunday 10:00 AM In-person
16 February
Evening Prayer Monday 6:00 PM
We Have A Place For You
We are a welcoming, Christ-centered community since 1769.
The Very Rev. Robert E. Shives II
I look forward to our journey in following the Way of Christ, we will accomplish so much more working together and supporting each other along the way of realizing God’s kingdom in the here and now.
The Right Reverend Matthew Cowden
I give thanks to God for the opportunity to serve you as the eighth bishop of the diocese. As bishop, I am grateful to walk together with you in sharing the Good News of Jesus Christ.
Bishop Sean W Rowe
"In such an event, courage is the authentic form taken by love" and that the church should "put the most vulnerable and marginalized at the center of our common life"
Trinity Episcopal News
News and daily life lessons about religion, family and community.
11 Feb
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