Our Mission Statement

Holy Trinity is a respectful, loving, compassionate congregation living as disciples of Jesus Christ and growing in faith and knowledge of him. We gather to proclaim Christ’s good news through fulfilling worship and do Christ’s work by reaching out to the local community and the world.

Holy Trinity is … people, place and purpose

We are people loved and claimed by God who desire to share that experience with others.

We are a place of welcome and worship. We enjoy coming together to share worship, grow in faith and participate in service within and far beyond our walls.

We have a purpose. We desire to share the amazing gift of God’s love as we strive to live following Jesus in our daily lives and as we reach out to give and share with others in a variety of ways.

Upcoming Highlights

Confirmation Bake Sale

December 4th; bring cash or your checkbook to church to purchase Christmas treated! The confirmation students are baking and selling items. The money raised will be matched by Thrivent Finanacial for Lutherans and donated to Compass Housing Alliances’ “Home Safe” for children in transitional housing to participate in extracurricular activities and sports programs. Be generous! The goal is $500 (+$250 match) = $750 donation.

Admirable: Anticipating the Wonder of Antiphony at Advent

The Esoterics will complete its eighteenth season this December as it joins forces with the Chamber Singers from Cornish College to present a spectacular concert of Advent antiphons. Normally performed at Vespers, one for each day in the week before Christmas, the seven “O antiphons” are based on seven different monikers for Christ found in the Bible. The Esoterics will present three different sets of these O antiphons – in three different languages, by three different composers – Sieben Magnificat Antiphonen (in German) by the mystical Estonian composer Arvo Pärt, Antiphonæ (in Latin) by the celebrated Polish composer Paweł Łukaszewski, and The great O antiphons (in English) by Seattle’s own John Muehleisen.

This concert will begin with the combined chorus of 60 voices singing Pärt’s ethereal Magnificat, followed by each of the seven antiphons sung antiphonally – first in Pärt’s German (by the Cornish singers), then in Łukaszewski’s Latin (by The Esoterics), and finally in Muehleisen’s English (by both ensembles). The audience will be able to experience immediately how each of these texts is expressed and heightened differently by three master choral composers. [More]