Trinity Episcopal Church: Links to Other Sites

In God's Name and led by the Holy Spirit, we support and equip one
another to implement Jesus' mission in Baptism for all people, in all places
and at all times.

Links to Other Sites

The Internet abounds in interesting web sites that relate to God, Christianity, and religion in general. This page points to some sites to help you begin your net search.

Outreach Programs

Trinity takes part in Operation Christmas Child each year. Their website tells more about the program, and Samaritan's Purse, the sponsoring organization.

Our Lenten offerings are given to The Heifer International Project's Fill the Ark campaign.

Episcopal Relief and Development is the collective response of Episcopalians to help people in need.

Church Sites

The Episcopal Church of the USA has a website for our National Church.

Do you have questions about the Episcopal Church, or what we believe? The National Church Seekers and Visitors Page has answers to many questions, as well as a link to a glossary of terms.

Throughout the world, national churches in Communion with the Church of England are members of The Anglican Communion, which has about 70 million members in about 160 countries. The Episcopal Church is one of these churches.

Trinity is one of 67 parishes in the Diocese of Western Massachusetts.

The Episcopal Church and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America are in full Communion with each other.

The Book of Common Prayer Online

The Book of Common Prayer is the basis for all Anglican worship. Originally published in England in the sixteenth century, it has been revised over time to reflect the needs of national churches around the world. This page contains links to many versions of the Book of Common Prayer.

The Daily Office from the Book of Common Prayer is available, either to be used online or to be downloaded to your computer.

Other Interesting Sites

Anglicans Online! is a weekly electronic magazine of news and information about Anglicans worldwide. Their Online Resources page points to so many interesting sites that it's silly to try to duplicate it.

Education for Ministry, affectionately known as EFM, is a program of theological education-at-a-distance of the School of Theology of the University of the South, a seminary of the Episcopal Church. Students sign up one year at a time for this four-year program. It covers the basics of a theological education in the Old and New Testaments, church history, liturgy, and theology. Mary and Doug Lloyd, Steve Ketcham and Cathy Poch are graduates of EFM.

See the Creation in a beautiful computer animation.

An online art gallery, designed to "stimulate, educate, challenge and give pleasure" as it explores "new possibilities within the relationship between the Church and the arts," has made its debut to rave reviews. The gallery is sponsored by a new church-wide arts group, Episcopal Church and the Visual Arts (ECVA).

Trinity Church Wall Street, St. Paul's Chapel, and their historic churchyards are adjacent to "Ground Zero" in New York.

Read The Lord's Prayer in hundreds of languages.

Enjoy some music as you read, courtesy of The Cyber Hymnal.

Looking for books about the Episcopal Church, prayer, or other aspects of Christian life?

The Episcopal Bookstore in Seattle, Washington has a good selection of books, and allows online ordering.
The Episcopal Book/Resource Center in New York is the bookstore at ECUSA headquarters.

Links to Other Parish Web Pages

The Congregations page on the Diocesan web site contains a list of all of the parishes in Western Massachusetts. Any parish that has a website has a link.

The Ark is an ecumenical Christian community established in 1969 by the Episcopal Diocese of Western Massachusetts, which serves the campus of the University of Massachusetts and the other four college campuses in the Pioneer Valley.

Trinity is the easternmost parish in our diocese. Several neighboring parishes in the Diocese of Massachusetts have web pages:

Local Sites

The Milford Homepage contains much information about the area.

Our Covenant partner, St Mary of the Assumption also has a website.