We’d love to see you.
Plan a visit
Visiting a church for the first time can feel like a big step. We want to make it easy. Here’s what to expect when you join us at Trinity.
Sundays at 10 am
One gathering, in the ballroom at the Hyatt Regency in Greenwich, with the livestream on YouTube for anyone who can’t be in the room.
When you arrive
Park free behind the hotel.
Pull into the Hyatt and drive around to the back, where parking is free. Follow the Trinity Church signs to the ballroom at the back of the hotel.
If it’s your child’s first Sunday, arriving ten or fifteen minutes early gives you time to check in with Trinity Kids without rushing.
What to expect
Our Sunday service runs about ninety minutes. It begins with the band leading the church in worship, with the lyrics on the screens so you can sing along. Then one of our pastors shares a message about following Jesus in everyday life. There is also time to take communion and to receive prayer, if you would like it.
Kids and teens have their own thing going on every week. Trinity Kids runs for children from birth through fifth grade during the service. Trinity Youth, for middle and high schoolers, meets every week except the first Sunday of the month, when they stay in the service with their friends and families.
New to Trinity?
We’d love to get to know you.
Fill out a short welcome card and someone from our team will reach out, answer any questions, and look out for you on Sunday.
Questions?
What kind of church is Trinity?
We’re an independent, non-denominational church in Greenwich, led by a team of elders. We hold to the beliefs Christians have shared for two thousand years, summed up in the Apostles’ and Nicene Creeds. We take the Bible seriously, and we take your questions seriously too. What we believe →
What should I wear?
Whatever you’re comfortable in. On any Sunday you’ll see jeans, dresses, shorts in the summer and the occasional blazer. Nobody’s checking.
I’m not religious. Will I feel out of place?
Not at all. Trinity has been a home for people with questions since 1999. On any Sunday you’ll sit near people who have followed Jesus for decades, people who are just beginning to, and people who aren’t sure what they believe. You’re welcome wherever you are. We’d much rather you wrestle honestly with who Jesus is than feel you have to pretend, so come, listen, and take your time.
Is there something for my kids during the service?
Yes. Trinity Kids meets every Sunday during the service for children from birth through 5th grade, in groups by age. Every volunteer is trained and background-checked, and you’ll get a matching pick-up tag at check-in. Babies are always welcome to stay with you in the service, too. See what a Sunday looks like for kids →
What about middle and high school students?
Trinity Youth is for 6th through 12th graders. Students meet during the Sunday service every week except the first Sunday of the month, when they stay in the service with their friends and families. More about Trinity Youth →
Do I have to give?
No. If you’re visiting, you’re our guest. Giving is how the people who call Trinity home worship and support the church’s work, and it’s always voluntary. If you’d like to give, you can do it online, by text, by mail or through a stock transfer. Ways to give →
How can I meet people?
Sunday morning is the place to start. Most friendships here grow in smaller settings, though: a group that meets during the week, an Alpha course, or serving alongside other people. That’s where people really get to know each other.
Can I talk to a pastor?
Of course. Email hello@trinitychurch.life or call 203-618-0808 and we’ll connect you with the right person. You can also find one of us after the service. We’d love to meet you.
How do I go deeper?
Many people start with Alpha, a series of dinners and honest conversations about life, faith and the big questions. From there, people join a group, start serving, or take a step like baptism. However you begin, we’d love to walk with you.
How can I stay informed?
We send a weekly email about what’s coming up, plus devotionals and newsletters for parents. Subscribe here and choose the ones you want.