Trinity Episcopal Church

About this church

Trinity Episcopal Church in Lynchburg celebrates Holy Eucharist every Sunday at 10:30 a.m., followed by coffee hour. Worship follows the Book of Common Prayer and includes at least four Scripture readings, congregational Prayers of the People, a sermon, and weekly Communion. The church describes itself as an all-ages community with no dress code. It invites visitors to ask an usher or priest for help with mobility or medical needs and says people may participate at their own pace.

Children are welcome to remain in worship, where canvas tote bags hold activities, fidgets, and prayer journals. Nursery care for babies through pre-K is staffed by paid workers who have completed the church's safeguarding training; families may bring children back into the service for Communion. Trinity's building also hosts AA, Al-Anon, and a community drum circle, extending its use beyond the congregation's own programs. Bible study, small groups, and an introductory Renew class provide ways to explore Scripture and Episcopal theology outside Sunday worship. For newcomers, the combination of a clearly explained liturgy, weekly Eucharist, practical family support, and an intentionally relaxed welcome makes the first visit easier to picture.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 24, 2026. Sources: Holy Eucharist, Scripture readings, Communion, dress, and accessibility · Children in worship, activity bags, nursery, and safeguarding · Bible study, small groups, and Renew class · Community use of the church building

Service times

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Ministries and visitor notes

• Coffee hour — after Sunday worship

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