Ministries
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TRINITY YOUNG ADULTS
Trinity Young Adults (TYA) is a group open to people ages 20-40, and the young at heart! The group meets every 3rd Wednesday of the month for fellowship and spiritual discussion. You can also follow TYA on facebook.
CHILDREN AND
FAMILIES
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SENIORS
Trinity Parish is home to many seniors, many of them living in retirement communities in the downtown Seattle area, including Skyline, Horizon House, and Mirabella. Trinity participates in regular Eucharistic ministry in each of these communities, and conducts a weekly Bible study group at Skyline. Seniors at Trinity are engaged in a variety of ministries, including our monthly Community Suppers, the Friday morning Bible study group, the Sunday Forum, and yes, even our ministry to children and families!
THE FORUM
The Forum takes place on Sundays at 9:15 am, between our two services. It is an opportunity to hear and learn from speakers on a wide variety of topics, both theological, social, spiritual, historic, and topics of general interest. You can find the current Forum schedule here.
Fellowship happens in many ways at Trinity, but chiefly at our Sunday Coffee Hour following each service. After the 8 am service we gather around tables for fellowship and sharing of coffee or tea and some light refreshments. Following the 10:30 service different groups in the parish offer up a more robust spread -- at times virtually a full meal! Coffee Hour is a wonderful opportunity to engage in multi-generational interaction and relationship-building in the congregation. We also welcome friends from the neighborhood who stop in for food and fellowship with us.
WHEEL
Trinity Parish hosts an overnight shelter for women run by WHEEL -- the Women's Housing Equality and Enhancement League. 40-70 women sleep each night in our lower parish hall. On the third Thursday of each month we host a Community Supper for the women of WHEEL together with Trinity parishioners and members of the neighborhood community, including residents of Skyline and Horizon House.
