Trinity Episcopal Church

I totally loved it! I felt right at home and they welcomed me with open arms! I’m going to become a member!
5 8 years ago (08-04-2018)

Its a church. I went4 special event so my experience my be skewed a lil
4 9 years ago (21-10-2017)

More modern church since it burnt down and was rebuilt does a lot for the surrounding community great congregation has a soup kitchen
5 9 years ago (08-05-2017)

I love this old building and the organ is priceless. But the people inside are the true treasure.
5 9 years ago (28-04-2017)

My husband and I started attending Trinity Episcopal Church in 2011. After shopping around for a church, we immediately felt at home once we attended service at Trinity. Everyone was very welcoming and the traditional service was moving and beautiful. The service itself is very traditional (I.e hymns, scripture readings, etc) and we do celebrate the Eucharist (communion) every week. (All who are baptized are welcome to take part). I know that isn't everyone's cup of tea, but if that is what you are interested in, then Trinity is definitely worth checking out. We now have two young children who go to the nursery every week and they love it. The nursery staff is very caring and we feel 100% at ease while they are in there. (Available every Sunday from 9-12 for newborns to age 4) I also am a member of the choir and it has been such a great experience! our group has members ranging from amateurs to professionals and we sing a wide variety of music; we even do special performances/services with local musicians and members of the Fort Wayne Philharmonic. And speaking of music; if you visit Trinity, you get to listen to an incredibly talented organist play on a newly refurbished pipe organ. Every week I feel like I get to attend a professional organ concert; it is really something to hear. Trinity also has many different groups to get involved in. From Sunday school to adult forums to community service, there is always a way to become part of the church community (and the Fort Wayne community). Most important, we are a very inclusive church. This is what makes us proud to be part of Trinity and the Episcopal Church. ALL are welcome.
5 10 years ago (26-04-2016)