Spiritual Formation Events

Join us for an intimate gathering focusing on the practice of centering prayer, led by Vicki Hess-Smith. (In person only)

Join fellow spiritual seekers every Saturday morning on Zoom for a group contemplative practice – a wonderful way to find support for your own meditation practice.

Dean Nathan’s popular deep dive into the New Testament Epistles (letters) returns this fall! Join us Sunday mornings as we explore Philippians and 1 Thessalonians. (Hybrid)

Join us every week for Wednesday at the Commons, our adult formation series designed to introduce you to a diverse range of topics, expanding your perspectives and encouraging fresh thinking.

Join us for an engaging book discussion of Eckhart Tolle's best seller, The Power of Now. Drawing from multiple religious traditions, Tolle explores consciousness, how to get beyond your analytic mind, and how to cultivate being in the present moment. (In person only)

Come explore the particulars of Episcopal liturgy with Trinity's Lay Canons: Katie Webb (Music), Charissa Simmons (Spiritual Formation), and Liz Harlan-Ferlo (Education & the Arts). (Hybrid)

In this class, we will use Cynthia Bourgeault's book, Chanting the Psalms, to learn and chant the psalms together, explore and create our own Daily Office, and look at ways to integrate psalmody into a daily contemplative practice. (In person only)

Journeys returns to Trinity! Journeys is a three-year systematic overview of Hebrew Scripture, Christian Testament and the early Christian movement as participants explore the journeys – physical and spiritual – our ancestors in faith have embarked upon over thousands of years.

Godly Play is a method of spiritual practice that uses stories & imagination to help children explore the mystery of God's presence in our lives.

Join the Trinity Labyrinth Guild for our second Tuesday labyrinth walks, held on the beautiful wood inlay labyrinth in Trinity's Kempton Hall. (In person only)

Join the Trinity Labyrinth Guild for a virtual labyrinth walk every third Monday. Even when walked with your finger, the labyrinth is a wonderful tool to quiet the mind and find deep peace. (Zoom Only)

Join us for a morning of Native American drumming and singing as a means to connect more with the spirit world.

Join us for a discussion of the book The Best Strangers in the World: Stories of a Life Spent Listening by Ari Shapiro, beloved longtime host of NPR's, All Things Considered. (In person only)

Join us every fourth Saturday for an all-levels meditation gathering led by the Rev’d Chris Bell. (In person only)

Join us for a discussion of Remarkably Bright Creatures; a charming, witty and compulsively readable exploration of friendship, reckoning, and hope that traces a widow's unlikely connection with a giant Pacific octopus. Written by Shelby Van Pelt. (In person only)

Gather on Trinity's beautiful inlaid wooden labyrinth for a reflective and meditative walk for Advent, a season of contemplation and preparation for the coming of the light. This special labyrinth walk uses lights and iconography to create a sacred space to help quiet the mind.

Join us online for our annual NYE Virtual Labyrinth Walk. Take time at the end of the hectic holiday season to give thanks for the year that is past and to set hopes & intentions for the year to come. (Zoom only)