The Trinity Nursery is available for children from infancy through three years old.  It is open Sunday mornings from 8:30AM through the end of the 11.15 service (about 12.45pm.)  The nursery is also used during evening meetings and church functions so that parents with young children may, more easily, participate in the full life and ministry of the church.

Children's Chapel is more than an excuse to leave the "big" (and sometimes "boring") church.   It is more than a rest for parents who need a break from squirmy children.  It is an opportunity  to experience God in another, sacred way.  It is the chance for children to be children and to come to Christ, as they are, worshiping in a space that has been set apart for them. 

Sunday School is an integral part to our children's faith formation.  It lays a strong foundation to a person's education as a Christian, an education which is a life-long process.

The current structure of children's Sunday School includes three classes: Primary (Pre-K, K), Elementary (Grades 1-3) and Intermediate (Grades 4-6.) Classes meet on Sunday mornings after the 9 a.m. service and run concurrently with the Adult Forum.  As we aim to nurture the spiritual lives of the children, we also desire to provide a safe, clean, and happy Christian environment for the youngest members of our church family.   All teachers and leaders of children and youth have attended a diocesan training session called "Safeguarding God's Children."

 We are continuing to develop programming which meets the spiritual needs of today's tweens and teens.  In a technological world which allows us to be connected to one another with the touch of a button or a command of the voice, the reality is that many young people feel more isolated now than ever.  Trinity's Youth Group is a place where Junior High and High Schoolers can come together to connect-- not only with other peers, but with Someone greater than themselves.  Youth Group meetings take place on Sunday mornings during the Sunday School time.    In addition to this class time, the group meets during the evening one Sunday of each month.   Evening gatherings are informal affairs that include a meal, fellowship fun, and worship.  Additionally, look for events in the coming months to include service-learning projects, retreats, ecumenical activities with other area youth groups, and intergenerational faith formation.  For more information on our formation offerings for Youth, please contact Michael Kurth, This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .