Partners in mission

Trinity's outreach efforts seek to demonstrate care for all people throughout God's world, utilizing our principal parish resources: time, talent, and treasure. Everyone is encouraged to participate in its activities.

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Pastoral Care Ministries

We are all called to Christ's ministry of offering God's love to each other - both by asking for love and support during times of adversity, and by offering our gifts to nurture those in their time of need, we together heal and become whole in Christ.

The 'Trinity Cares' team is a group of volunteers that coordinates and facilitates congregational needs in collaboration with Trinity's clergy.

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Prayer Ministries

As a people of God, Trinity offers prayers for those of the church, the community, and the world who are in need.

There are many ways that Trinity offers prayerful support. One way is through a prayer list that is shared with a small number of parishioners that intentionally pray for those in need.

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Peacemeal

Peacemeals were instituted at Trinity in the early 90's especially for those in our community with HIV. Back then, HIV was a very scary thing, and those with HIV were often ostracized. Many of our guests were in need of comfort, support and a good time. Flash forward 30 years and the needs have changed.

Peacemeal now focuses on those who might be experiencing a sense of isolation: the elderly, homeless adults and youths, or anyone who would benefit from sharing a meal with others in a safe and non-judgmental space. And you don't have to be experiencing problems to to join in the festivities. All are welcome!

Trinity and our sister church St. Phillips New Hope on the first Sunday of the month. We provide not only a meal but also loving, non-judgmental fellowship.

Mission Philadelphia

2024 Dates: June 29th - July 3rd

Each year Trinity Solebury youth and young adults have worked in Philadelphia’s high need areas to help improve the quality of  life for local residents. For the past  27 years, Trinity Solebury has worked side by side with residents to revitalize their neighborhoods by transforming abandoned lots into green spaces and community gardens that inspire and promote positive human interaction.  Mission Philadelphia forges relationships with these neighborhoods, working together to break down racial and demographic barriers.  

This year, Trinity Solebury is pleased to be joined by youth and adults from St. David’s Radnor.

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Rejoice in the Lord, O you righteous;
it is good for the just to sing praises. 
Sing to him a new song. Psalm 33

The musical world has been greatly affected by COVID-19, especially the act of singing. Recent guidelines have recommended singers be distanced by at least 27 feet. Therefore this makes congregational singing and choirs virtually impossible. Singing has been such a vital part of our worship lives as we lift our voices singing praises. For the time being, we have assembled small groups in the church to record anthems and hymns for use in our services. With new technology, we produced our first Virtual Choir recording for the 20th anniversary celebration of the re-dedication of Trinity Church in October. We will continue to use music in our worship in a safe and responsible way. The day will come when all can lift their voices in song to worship the Almighty and it will be a glorious day.

Friends Of Music

Concert Series: The world’s great music speaks to us through dedicated musicians who, through their tireless performances, reach the depth of our souls. We invite you to experience world class musicians at Trinity: the “happening place” in Bucks County for classical musical performance.

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Support Trinity Church Friends of Music
The mission of Trinity Church’s Friends of Music is to help provide worthy musical events to Trinity Church and the community. Ticket sales cover only a part of the cost of our concert series. If you are interested in becoming a Trinity Friend of Music, please contact Timothy Harrell, organist/choirmaster at 215-297-5135.

Adult Choirs

Senior Choir is open to all parish members and interested community singers without audition. The choir of 30 singers is made up totally of volunteers, though quite a number of its members have had extensive training as choral singers and participate in multiple choral groups in the area. The choir sings a variety of musical styles ranging from medieval chant to 21st century anthems and spirituals. They also perform portions of G. F. Handel’s Messiah yearly with professional soloists and orchestra. 

Chamber Choir is an auditioned group that specializes in a cappella anthems and motets.

Youth Choir

Saint Cecilia Choir is for children in grades K-8. This choir is an excellent way for children to learn the fundamentals of reading music and to develop their singing voices. In addition to learning anthems especially suited for younger voices, considerable time is spent learning how to navigate our way through the rich treasure that is our hymnal.

Trinity Pipe Organ    

The pipe organ is one of the foundations of our Episcopal services. From prelude to postlude, the pipe organ leads the liturgy. Martin Pasi of Pasi Organ Builders designed and built the Opus 17 especially for the Trinity space. Everything from casting the pipes to building the casework to carving the bone for the keys, was custom manufactured in Mr. Pasi's shop.

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Youth & Family Ministries

The sacred trust of providing for the religious education and spiritual nurture of children is a cornerstone of Trinity. Our message shares the story of faith and the presence of God's love in our lives. Through special events, opportunities are provided for our children to live out a service of love. The story of our faith, the presence of the Holy Spirit, and our love of neighbors are all connected in powerful ways and experienced by Trinity's young people.

Safe play is offered in the nursery for our youngest children and Church School for grades PreK-8th at 9:30 AM until the Passing of the Peace at which time children join their families in the sanctuary.

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Day School

Trinity Day School was established in 1959. It exists to create a learning environment based on Christian values, celebrating the uniqueness of each child, and as a daily outreach of the church.

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Community Events

Community defines the welcoming nature of christianity. As Jesus said, "For where two or three are gathered in my name, I am there among them".

Hospitality, welcoming, community: come see how we gather together.

Concert Series

The world’s great music speaks to us through dedicated musicians who, through their tireless performances, reach the depth of our souls. This brochure is your invitation to experience this great music by world class musicians at Trinity, which has become the “happening place” in Bucks County as a musical performance venue. For complete information about our upcoming concerts, please click here.

Cookie Bake

Cookie Bake has been a tradition of Trinity Episcopal Church for over fifty years. This event has been featured in SAVEUR Magazine and has developed quite a reputation in the community. 

Lobsterfest

Our annual Lobsterfest has grown into a community event drawing nearly 1,000 people to Trinity's campus. This dinner of fresh Maine lobsters, corn, clam chowder, and coleslaw is a true festival and celebration of our young people with the addition of live bands, fun activities for young children, and silent auction items that fill tents full. The funds raised at this activity help to offset the cost of our outreach project, Mission Philadelphia.