Your First Sunday
Both Sunday services are a celebration of Holy Eucharist (Communion). Choose the one that suits you — or your family's schedule.
A quiet, spoken service with no music. The intimate scale of the Chapel makes this a good fit if you appreciate stillness and a contemplative pace.
Trinity's principal Sunday service, with our choir and organ. Children are always welcome; nursery care and Church School are available too. Coffee hour follows.
8:00 AM: enter through the Chapel entrance (#3 on the map), off the path from Elm Street.
10:00 AM: enter through the Main Church entrance on Elm Street (#1). An usher will hand you a bulletin that guides you through the service.
Summer (June – August): the 10:00 service moves to the Chapel, so use the Chapel entrance (#3).
It's the best way to find parking close by and get settled — especially if you're bringing children to the nursery or Church School.
The 10:00 AM service is livestreamed every week. Watch online to get a feel for worship at Trinity before you visit.
See the full service schedule and the parish calendar for holidays, midweek prayer, and what's coming up.
Getting Here & Parking
Trinity's Sunday parking is primarily on-street parking. Here's where to look, in order:
Spaces on both sides of Elm Street. Arrive about 15 minutes early and you'll usually find one here.
A limited number of street spaces alongside the church.
Continue down Elm Street toward the bridge, where there's usually parking available. It's an easy five-minute walk back to the church.
Bringing Children
Children of every age and stage are welcome in the pews with their families, any Sunday. Nursery care is also available every Sunday, and children can join Church School downstairs on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Sundays.
The whole family worships together on the first Sunday of every month — our "All-In Sunday" — as well as any fifth Sunday, holiday weekend, or school vacation (we follow the Concord school calendar). On these days there's no Church School; children stay in church with their families, some serving as readers, acolytes, or ushers, or singing with the Young Singers.
As you come in, ask an usher in the Narthex (the entry hall) for a Bean-Bag filled with coloring books and quiet activities. Forgot to grab one? Kids are welcome to slip back to the Narthex for a bag anytime during the service.
If you'd like, our nursery and Church School offer age-appropriate, safe spaces for children to learn and grow with friends their own age.
Two vetted, Safe Church–certified adult caregivers welcome little ones every Sunday during the 10:00 service, in a clean, cheerful room with a professional air purifier. Parents who'd rather stay can watch the service on a TV in the nursery, and are always welcome to come upstairs for Communion.
On other Sundays, children gather for Godly Play — hands-on Bible stories told with wooden figures, followed by "wondering" together. Then they head upstairs to receive Communion with their families.
Once inside, follow the Nursery & Church School signs down to the lower level. The children's rooms are at the back of the building. Classes start at 10:00, and children come up to join their families for Communion.
Each fall, children bring their backpacks to the altar for our Blessing of the Backpacks as they head back to school.
Bean-Bags of coloring books and activities — just ask an usher.
On Family Worship Sundays, young people serve as acolytes, readers, and ushers.
Godly Play invites children into the stories of faith.
What to Expect
"All are welcome at God's table."
That's how we invite everyone to Communion each Sunday. Gluten-free bread is available — just ask the priest at the communion rail. If you'd rather not receive, you're welcome to come forward for a blessing or simply remain in your seat.
You don't need any experience. The bulletin you'll receive at the door walks you through the service — when to stand, sit, and what to say or sing. Follow along at your own pace; no one is keeping score.
Whatever you're comfortable in. Come as you are.
Yes! Stay for coffee hour after the 10:00 AM service — coffee, tea, and a chance to linger. It's where visitors become members, and members become friends.
All of Trinity's buildings and spaces are fully accessible, including restrooms, with designated accessible parking in our two small lots on River Street and behind the church.
Yes. Trinity is an affirming and welcoming community — we welcome all beloved children of God regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity, race, ethnicity, age, or background.
Find Your Place
Pick what interests you most — each link takes you to the part of our site with more detail.
Nursery care through age 4, Godly Play for kindergarten–5th grade, and baptism.
Explore →Programs where middle and high schoolers grow in faith and friendship.
Explore →Our choir, organ, and Young Singers program for children.
Explore →Classes, conversation, and study for curious minds at every stage of faith.
Explore →How Trinity cares for our neighbors in Concord and beyond.
Explore →Coffee hour, suppers, celebrations, and gatherings for all ages.
Explore →Baptism, confirmation, marriage, and funerals — the church with you at life's milestones.
Explore →Our vision, our people, our history, and our search for a new rector.
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