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Trinity Episcopal Church Announces New Sunday Worship Time Beginning August 23

Published: Aug 09, 2026 7:00 am

Trinity Episcopal Church will begin holding its regular Sunday worship service at 10 am beginning Sunday, August 23.

The change was approved by the Trinity Church Vestry during its meeting on July 15, 2026, and reflects the church's ongoing efforts to best serve its congregation and welcome the wider community.

"We invite everyone to join us as we gather for worship at our new time," said church leadership. "Whether you are a longtime parishioner or looking for a church home, all are welcome."

Trinity Episcopal Church offers a welcoming community rooted in worship, fellowship, service, and outreach. Following each Sunday service, attendees are invited to enjoy a coffee hour and connect with fellow parishioners.

For more information about Trinity Episcopal Church, worship services, or upcoming events, contact the church office at 203-426-9070 or visit trinitynewtownct.org.

Located at 36 Main Street, Trinity Episcopal Church is a vibrant faith community in Newtown, committed to worship, service, spiritual growth, and caring for neighbors in need. Through outreach ministries, educational programs, and community events, Trinity strives to share God's love with all.

Trinity Episcopal Church will begin holding its regular Sunday worship service at a new time beginning Sunday, August 23. —Bee file photo

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