The Vestry approved a master plan to renovate the Trinity campus on Dec 19. Over 5 years in development, the plan will be unveiled at a general parish meeting on Sunday, February 9, between the 9 AM and 11 AM services.
Come meet with our architects, Merriman & Holt, and the Trinity Tomorrow ...
Trinity is helping hundreds of people recover from drug and alcohol addiction. Each week, nearly 850 people in 17 different recovery groups meet on campus. It is what Trinity is known most for in The Woodlands. Attendees feel safe and secure here, but we no longer have enough space to accommodate ...
You could not build a childcare building big enough to accommodate the need here in The Woodlands. Aside from the free childcare during Sunday services, families line up here throughout the year to sign up and pay. This summer we hit 180 at Trinity Kids Corner - all through word of mouth!
You are a key part of Trinity’s master planning effort. On August 19 at 7pm, you can meet with our architects, Merriman & Holt, to share your thoughts about what you like and don’t like about the church campus and to see some other facilities that are being benchmarked for ...
Trinity's campus is alive at night and on weekdays. Twice as many people come here during the week as worship here on Sundays. Each week 17 different recovery groups gather at Trinity - the largest being 175 on First Fridays. Recently, 117 youth attended our Vacation Bible School, many who were ...
Hundreds of Episcopalians are coming to The Woodlands!
Already one of the fastest growing communities in Texas and the home to over 1,700 companies, more than 30,000 people will move here in the next 3 years fueled by the expansion of energy companies like Exxon Mobil and Anadarko. Bishop Doyle ...
Trinity has become the "go-to" summer destination for local children and youth. In the same week recently, 20 senior high students gathered on campus for a mission trip, and 113 kids attended Vacation Bible School meaning all our campus buildings were full of young energy and enthusiasm, and that ...
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