Serve at Trinity
Consider yourself invited! There is no better way to engage in our community than by volunteering to serve in worship, pastoral care, or on a committee—or all of them. Very little at Trinity would happen without the participation of parishioners!
Please click here if you have any interest in singing with our choirs.
The Altar Guild is responsible for the care of the altar and its furnishings, and for all the preparations of the sanctuary for worship.
Following completion of our training program, Lay Eucharistic Ministers assist with the celebration of the Eucharist, particularly with serving the chalice at the altar rail.
Trinity Eucharistic Visitors also visit and offer the Sacrament to residents of Hale House, a community of elders located within walking distance of the church.
Trinity is represented at the annual Diocesan Convention by two delegates and one alternate, who are elected at Annual Meeting in the spring.
The job of a Delegate to the Boston Harbor Deanery is to provide a link between the congregation and the regional Deanery by representing the congr
The job of a Delegate to the Episcopal City Mission is to provide a link between the congregation and the work of Episcopal City Mission (ECM).
Trinity Church’s needlepoint kneelers are a unique part of our space and recall people and events in the life of the church and beyond.
The Robert Treat Paine Society is a band of dedicated volunteers who care for the Trinity sanctuary.
The Vestry acts as the board of directors of the Parish. Vestry members have both fiduciary as well as parish leadership roles.
