OUR HISTORY
Trinity Church was founded in 1956 and began meeting regularly at the Fuquay-Varina Presbyterian Church. We began meeting in our own building beginning in early 1957. From 1959 through 2001, Trinity used part-time clergy or ministers who came in only on Sundays to supply the congregation. In 1986, the congregation came into union with the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina. In 1992, looking forward to a time of future expansion and Fuquay-Varina's rapid growth, Trinity purchased an adjacent 3.1 acres of property. Since early 2002, minus a few months in mid-2005 utilizing a supply priest, we have had a full-time minister. We want to be a place of welcome where folks come to know God through Jesus Christ and become energetic and vital members of our faith community.

OUR CHURCH
Trinity is community-minded and offers assistance where needed. Our building has given birth to other Christian congregations by allowing them to meet initially in our worship space until they are able to have their own buildings. We have also housed such community service groups as Alcoholics Anonymous, Spanish language classes, and a day care center.We are growing both in faith and in numbers as we seek to serve Christ in everyone we meet.

OUR PEOPLE
The folks at Trinity love one another and strive to extend kindness wherever it may be needed. We have numerous activities and ministries that both build fellowship and form us as Christians. We welcome everyone to join us in as many of these events as they wish. View the calendar and ministries sections to learn more.

OUR SERVICES AND SYMBOLISM
At Trinity our service is rich in the tradition of the Episcopal Church of the United States. We combine liturgical (following a set pattern) services,Scraments, and strong Bibical preaching and theology. . Our worship invites the congregation to participate in the Eucharist.. We normally sit to listen, stand to sing, and kneel or stand to pray. Our services are steeped in meaning and symbolism that point us to God in our worship. Click here to learn more about why we do what we do and for other frequently asked questions.
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