A Licensed Eucharistic Minister (LEM) is a lay person licensed by the Bishop to administer the consecrated elements of the Eucharist. Here at Holy Trinity, the LEM is the chalice bearer, serving the wine during Communion. Special training is required for this ministry. Interested? Click "Request to join" or contact: Janet Gray.

The Celebratory Guild consists of a number of teams working together. One team makes phone calls to those celebrating birthdays, anniversaries and other significant events in the lives of our parishioners. A second team meets on Monday mornings to re-arrange flowers from the altar into mugs and cups to be delivered to both standing parishioners and newcomers and visitors to our parish. Our third team delivers those flowers to those said individuals and families. Interested in joining the team? Click "Request to join" or contact Marce Musser.

The Altar Guild creates the beautiful floral arrangements that adorn the altars of the church and chapel for all worship services at Holy Trinity. Interested in joining this team? Click "Request to join" or contact Anna Bourne.

Holy Trinity’s hand bell choir enriches the worship at the 9:00am service. Rehearsals are Wednesday evenings from 5:30 - 6:30pm in the Lou West Music Room in Pearson Hall. For more information, contact Bell Choir Director, David Vogeding.

Come and volunteer at the thrift shop. We have a fun and caring group that serves the community. You will meet many people, volunteers and customers. We need volunteers to help customers find goods they are looking for, put out merchandise, price merchandise and sort donations. Come in and see what we are all about.

The Healing Prayer Team is a group of trained prayer ministers who pray in pairs with people in need of emotional, spiritual, or physical healing. We believe that the Lord is present to bring wholeness and healing, and we follow the model: Listen, love, pray.

The choir provides musical leadership in the 9:00am service. They rehearse on Wednesday evenings from 6:30 - 7:45pm in the Lou West Music Room in Pearson Hall. Come and sing to the glory of God! For more information, contact Organist & Choir Master, David Vogeding.

Acolyte means an attendant or follower and Samuel (1 Samuel 2:18-21) is one of the first examples of an assistant to a priest. The job of an acolyte is to assist the celebrant (the priest in charge of a worship service) and enhance the worship service to help glorify God. Serving as an acolyte is a commitment of your time and talent to the Lord’s service, which is greatly appreciated.

Here at Holy Trinity we have a long history of acolytes in this wonderful ministry. Children from approximately 4th grade through adulthood serve each weekend. Whether a crucifer, torch bearer, gospel or epistle acolyte, our acolytes serve with great dedication. We have trained and awarded six Master Acolytes to the ministry and two of those Master Acolytes have gone on to become Vergers.

We have continued training for any interested parishioners. Please contact Vern Lester or Chris Arter for any questions.