Worship Ministry Opportunities

Acolytes of all ages carry the church's processional cross, candles, or spirit sticks during processions in communion services. They receive the offering plates and communion elements from the ushers and may assist the clergy in preparing the communion table. 

Members of Trinity’s youth choir develop their strengths as singers while becoming familiar with the rich tradition of church music—and having lots of fun! They rehearse each week and join the adult choir for 2-3 services each year.  The choir occasionally performs at other community events, and members enjoy other social get-togethers as well.

ALTAR GUILD  - Altar guild members set the altar for communion, replace candles, polish silver and brass, and more.  You are welcome to join us for any or all of these tasks!

FLOWERS - We love having fresh flowers in every season (except Advent and Lent), and can always use help getting and/or arranging them.  What does your garden grow?

BREAD - Bakers take turns baking for communion Sundays. Each is assigned one month at a time, about 2-3 small loaves.  There's a standard recipe, but gluten-free experiments are welcome.

  Eucharistic Ministers are licensed by the Bishop to administer the wine and bread at communion.  Some wear robes and enter with the priest and choir; others prefer to come up from the congreation.  

Our Sunday services have at least three scripture readings, and it's great to hear them in different voices.  Lectors are scheduled each month at times they say they're available and are sent the readings ahead of time.

 Ushers greet people as they enter the church for worship. They assist with the offering, at communion and following the service.  This is a vital ministry of hospitality.

Trinity's services are watched in many places.  Congregants say they've watched at home and in hospital rooms, in airports and hotels.  Friends of the congregation who rarely join us in person tell us they sometimes tune in, as well. It's all made possible by the members of our audiovisual support team.  Each week, someone shows up before the service, turns the sound system on, logs into Zoom . . . and does any trouble-shooting required.