Lent and Easter at Trinity
Easter Day, Sunday April 5
We will have an Easter service filmed up in the outdoor chapel with Holy Communion in our online worship. We are encouraging you to worship at 10:00 a.m. so that we are taking communion together. Of course, you can worship at any time of the day and still participate in the communion experience.
Worship Video and Podcast
Please click for the Easter worship video with communion (see note below about preparing).
Please click for the podcast.
Children's Moment
Children's Moment Video (There is no communion in the children's moment.)
Easter Worship Resources for all ages
Butterfly to color (personal journey coloring page)
Cross to color (personal journey coloring page)
Additional Worship Music
We have a wonderful selection of your favorite Easter hymns and some new selection that we are excited to share with you! Please check out the music page for the traditional music for Easter worship videos, lyrics, and descriptions.
Prepare for Communion at Home
Prepare for Communion at Home
Before you begin the service you will want to prepare some bread, a slice or a small loaf of any kind of bread. Let it be something you alone or you with others in your house may break and share. Prepare a cup or cups of juice -- perhaps grape or cranberry -- or wine, with or without alcohol.
Set these elements in the living room or kitchen where you experience worship electronically with our faith community. Perhaps you want to put them on a lovely cloth or fabric that reminds you of a special time or a person deeply connected with you in the communion of saints. Perhaps you will light a candle or place a flower or plant or the photograph of someone you wish to bring into the circle of faith beside the bread and the cup. Thank you for your preparation.
One Great Hour of Sharing offering
Each year on Easter we collect for the One Great Hour of Sharing, one of our four special annual offerings. The three programs supported by One Great Hour of Sharing - Presbyterian Disaster Assistance, the Presbyterian Hunger Program, and Self-Development of People - all work in different ways to serve individuals and communities in need. From initial disaster response to ongoing community development, their work fits together to provide people with safety, sustenance, and hope. This year the OGHS funds are already being used to help with the covid-19 crisis. Click here to learn more.
Click here to donate to the One Great Hour of Sharing.
Click here to donate to the One Great Hour of Sharing.