You are welcome to park in any available spot. Come in the front doors and you will immediately see the Chapel of the Living Savior in front of you. The front entrance is accessible—no stairs are required for entering the building.

Please complete a connection card upon entering and give it to an usher or greeter.

Please wear a mask—there are disposable masks available at the door.

The women’s restrooms are down the left hall, men’s are to the right. There is also a water cooler in the hallway—please help yourself.

Dress in any manner that is comfortable to you—we do not have a formal “dress code”. Many dress in business casual, some in full suits, others comfortably casual.

Holy Trinity worships in liturgical style, meaning: The worship begins with the doxology and a call to worship (standing if you are able). There are sometimes other call-and-response moments such as the scripture reading.

At this time, Holy Trinity has neither a choir nor musician. The congregation sings along with intentionally chosen video selections.

As a whole, the congregation is more contemplative than outwardly expressive. However, we do believe in the raising of hands in worship, clapping, giggling, and saying “Amen”!

Holy communion is typically celebrated on the first Sunday of the month. We believe that the elements of bread (wafer) and wine (juice) are symbolic of the suffering and obedience of Jesus. We practice an open table—all are welcome regardless of church or religious affiliation. Children are also welcome. After prayers and collects, we come to the altar “filling the table” kneeling if your body allows. Those unable to come to the altar will be served in the pews.

We love the littles! Our worship is intergenerational—don’t worry at all if your little one moves about or makes some noise. There is a basket with crayons and color sheets and a few quiet toys in the back of the sanctuary. Feel free to use and return after worship. During the worship there will be “children’s moments”. Children are invited to meet the pastor in the front for a song or story time and a special treat. If you feel like you need to step out, there is a classroom you can use for privacy, if desired. If your child needs a snack or drink during church, food/drink is allowed in the sanctuary with supervision and clean up (of course!).