Sunday Services at 10 AM
Are now in the Church Building Again
We miss you and hope to see you!
Services are being held in our Church Building!
With every effort for a safe environment!
Recommended Guidelines: Returning to Worship in the Church Building
CDC guidelines now allow those who have been fully vaccinated to return to normal activities without wearing a mask or physically distancing.
With that in mind, you are welcome to attend our Sunday gatherings in the church building without wearing a mask if you have been fully vaccinated.
If you have not been fully vaccinated, please continue to wear a mask. Feel free to continue wearing a mask if it makes you more comfortable, even if you have been fully vaccinated.
Out of respect for those who may still be uncomfortable in such a gathering, we will designate the seating in the choir loft for those who would be more comfortable wearing a mask and social distancing. If you are unable to navigate the stairs to the choir loft and wish to wear a mask and socially distance, please sit in the available back rows of the church.
At least for a while, we will continue to offer communion in the cups and baggies as we have been doing in the Parish Hall. Instructions will be given in the service as to how to come forward to receive communion.
We will ask you to sit in every other pew. Ropes are in place to guide you to the available pews. This seating arrangement may change as we begin to have more people attending and as the comfort level increases regarding being closer together in a smaller space.
As we have been doing in the Parish Hall, we will have an offering basket in the narthex/foyer of the church building. Please place your offering in the basket.
With every effort for a safe environment!
Recommended Guidelines: Returning to Worship in the Church Building
CDC guidelines now allow those who have been fully vaccinated to return to normal activities without wearing a mask or physically distancing.
With that in mind, you are welcome to attend our Sunday gatherings in the church building without wearing a mask if you have been fully vaccinated.
If you have not been fully vaccinated, please continue to wear a mask. Feel free to continue wearing a mask if it makes you more comfortable, even if you have been fully vaccinated.
Out of respect for those who may still be uncomfortable in such a gathering, we will designate the seating in the choir loft for those who would be more comfortable wearing a mask and social distancing. If you are unable to navigate the stairs to the choir loft and wish to wear a mask and socially distance, please sit in the available back rows of the church.
At least for a while, we will continue to offer communion in the cups and baggies as we have been doing in the Parish Hall. Instructions will be given in the service as to how to come forward to receive communion.
We will ask you to sit in every other pew. Ropes are in place to guide you to the available pews. This seating arrangement may change as we begin to have more people attending and as the comfort level increases regarding being closer together in a smaller space.
As we have been doing in the Parish Hall, we will have an offering basket in the narthex/foyer of the church building. Please place your offering in the basket.
365 New Days, 365 New Chances.
Visitor's Message
Thank you for visiting our website!
If you are searching for hope, truth, healing, and peace, I invite you to explore our website and find a comfortable place to connect. It may be a Sunday service. It may be through one of the "Opportunities to Serve" in our local community or overseas. It may be through the fellowship of one of our Small Groups. It may be by checking out one of our friendly gatherings of those who are interested in a deeper exploration of the Bible. It may be by attending one of our community events. But no matter how you may choose to connect, I hope and pray that you will make the most important connection of all, and that is the life-giving connection with Jesus Christ! I hope and pray that you will experience His love, mercy, and grace through your connection with Trinity Church. We believe He is the Way, the Truth and the Life, and our vision is that every person would come to love the Way, know the Truth, and live the Life!
I invite you to join us on our journey towards the fulfillment of that vision!
If you are searching for hope, truth, healing, and peace, I invite you to explore our website and find a comfortable place to connect. It may be a Sunday service. It may be through one of the "Opportunities to Serve" in our local community or overseas. It may be through the fellowship of one of our Small Groups. It may be by checking out one of our friendly gatherings of those who are interested in a deeper exploration of the Bible. It may be by attending one of our community events. But no matter how you may choose to connect, I hope and pray that you will make the most important connection of all, and that is the life-giving connection with Jesus Christ! I hope and pray that you will experience His love, mercy, and grace through your connection with Trinity Church. We believe He is the Way, the Truth and the Life, and our vision is that every person would come to love the Way, know the Truth, and live the Life!
I invite you to join us on our journey towards the fulfillment of that vision!
what we Believe
As Anglicans, we are heirs of a tradition of Christian faith and life that stretches back centuries and includes millions of believers on six continents. We believe that all true doctrine is derived from the Bible, and we believe in the "unequivocal, ultimate, supreme and unique authority of Scripture...Scripture is the foundation of the Anglican Church."
You may also find specific guidelines regarding Baptism, Confirmation, Marriage, and Funerals below:
You may also find specific guidelines regarding Baptism, Confirmation, Marriage, and Funerals below:
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Missions
What do we mean by "Missions" at Trinity?
Every Christian is called, commissioned, and sent out into the world by Christ to be a faithful witness and to serve others with compassion. This mission is carried out locally among the people in our own community, and among people in other places around the world. Opportunities to Witness and Serve:
Every Christian is called, commissioned, and sent out into the world by Christ to be a faithful witness and to serve others with compassion. This mission is carried out locally among the people in our own community, and among people in other places around the world. Opportunities to Witness and Serve:
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Worship
What is a typical Sunday morning worship service like at Trinity Church?
Anglican worship is liturgical. We use a well thought out and agreed upon order of service. The intention is that each person will actively participate in worship and not simply be a passive observer.
Our clergy and some of our lay leaders will usually be wearing robes (we call them "vestments"). Vestments are a way of showing that the person has been "vested" with certain authority and responsibility.
Our Sunday service is a joyful celebration of Holy Eucharist (also know as Holy Communion, The Lord's Supper). Holy Eucharist is a combination of Word and Sacrament. We hear the Bible read and expounded and then we gather around God's holy table and receive bread and wine, which signifies the body and blood of Christ, and is truly taken and received in the Lord's Supper by faith.
We believe that any person with musical gifts should be able to offer those gifts to the glory of God in worship, so our music is a blend of the historic and the contemporary. We are blessed to have many talented musicians and singers, as well as excellent leadership for both our Choir and Praise Team.
If you are from another tradition or are new to the Christian faith, you may find our service a little different. But over time, we hope you will come to see our form of worship as a way of giving glory to God in reverent response to His mercy and grace.
Anglican worship is liturgical. We use a well thought out and agreed upon order of service. The intention is that each person will actively participate in worship and not simply be a passive observer.
Our clergy and some of our lay leaders will usually be wearing robes (we call them "vestments"). Vestments are a way of showing that the person has been "vested" with certain authority and responsibility.
Our Sunday service is a joyful celebration of Holy Eucharist (also know as Holy Communion, The Lord's Supper). Holy Eucharist is a combination of Word and Sacrament. We hear the Bible read and expounded and then we gather around God's holy table and receive bread and wine, which signifies the body and blood of Christ, and is truly taken and received in the Lord's Supper by faith.
We believe that any person with musical gifts should be able to offer those gifts to the glory of God in worship, so our music is a blend of the historic and the contemporary. We are blessed to have many talented musicians and singers, as well as excellent leadership for both our Choir and Praise Team.
If you are from another tradition or are new to the Christian faith, you may find our service a little different. But over time, we hope you will come to see our form of worship as a way of giving glory to God in reverent response to His mercy and grace.
| Breakfast | 8:30 am |
| Adult Education | 9:00 am |
| Worship Service | 10:00 am |
spiritual Growth
Spiritual Growth is simple: learning more about God through the Bible so that we can be all He has created us to be. As we grow in faith, we learn to Love the Way (Jesus Christ), Know the Truth (The Bible) and Live the Life (modeling our lives after Jesus Christ).
We invite you to grow with us! Check out one of our groups or special programs and try it on for size. We think you’ll find a welcoming and open group of folks who don’t know it all, but want to know—and grow—more into the Way, the Truth, and the Life.
We invite you to grow with us! Check out one of our groups or special programs and try it on for size. We think you’ll find a welcoming and open group of folks who don’t know it all, but want to know—and grow—more into the Way, the Truth, and the Life.
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Bible Studies
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Small Groups
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Fellowship
I am New
Everyone is welcome at Trinity Church Pinopolis, even if you have never been to church before! Visitors and Guests are important to us at Trinity Church Pinopolis, and our goal is for everyone to feel welcome in our church home. We are located at 1915 PInopolis Road in PInopolis, SC just outside of Moncks Corner.
The Men of Trinity Church prepare and serve breakfast every Sunday morning at 8:30 AM in the Parish Hall. Following breakfast several groups meet to enjoy fellowship and receive a greater knowledge of the Bible and our Anglican Way.
Our Sunday Service begins at 10 AM. Ushers will great you at the door and provide you with a Bulletin for the Service. Our Service is a joyful celebration of Jesus, Holy Communion, the Bible, and a blend of historic and contemporary music where each person actively participates in worship.
Childcare is provided in the Nursery every Sunday morning. The Ministry of Caring for Children is led by Andrea, who is assisted by church volunteers. The Nursery is located at the front entrance of the Parish Hall.
The Men of Trinity Church prepare and serve breakfast every Sunday morning at 8:30 AM in the Parish Hall. Following breakfast several groups meet to enjoy fellowship and receive a greater knowledge of the Bible and our Anglican Way.
Our Sunday Service begins at 10 AM. Ushers will great you at the door and provide you with a Bulletin for the Service. Our Service is a joyful celebration of Jesus, Holy Communion, the Bible, and a blend of historic and contemporary music where each person actively participates in worship.
Childcare is provided in the Nursery every Sunday morning. The Ministry of Caring for Children is led by Andrea, who is assisted by church volunteers. The Nursery is located at the front entrance of the Parish Hall.
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