MomCo International invites moms to connect and build community at Trinity Episcopal Church, starting September 4, 2026, with childcare provided.

Join DuPage United’s groundbreaking event on July 23, 2026, celebrating 125 new homes and green space in Chicago.

Join the Kane County Cougars baseball game on August 23 for fun, food, and fellowship. Tickets and special offers available.

The Episcopal Diocese of Missouri offers an Episcopal Pride shirt for Pride Month, available to all parish members. Order now.

Join us at Trinity Episcopal Church on July 4 for worship, fun, food, and community celebration, starting at 9:00 a.m.

Trinity Sunday Pot Luck As is our tradition, we will have a community meal following the 10am service (around 11:30am).  The Hospitality Committee will be providing a main course (chicken) and drinks.  Parishioners are invited to bring a complimentary side dish or dessert to share. 

Please RSVP in the Church App

HELP NEEDED THIS SUMMER
The gardens are now planted, thanks to our wonderful parish volunteers. Now we need to keep them watered and weed free. Are you available to maintain the gardens one week during the summer?

MomCo International seeks a babysitter for meetings at Trinity Episcopal starting September 2026. Contact Lexi Schuhriemen for details.

Join the altar guild show and tell on May 17 for all ages, featuring altar linens, terminology, and historical items.

Join us on May 8 at 5 PM for a potluck documentary screening honoring VE Day, featuring The Girl Who Wore Freedom.

Mark your calendars for our church planting day, Saturday May 16, 8am – noon. We’re planting the new alley garden, church front door, and a few other things. We’ll have jobs for everyone! Strong arms and backs are especially needed. Bring shovels, gloves, and hand trowels.

Join us on April 26 at Trinity Church for the Celebration of Light, honoring the 150th Anniversary Window with music and reflection.

Join us May 8 for a potluck dinner and screening of The Girl Who Wore Freedom, celebrating VE Day at Taylor Ranch.

Join us on Saturday, May 16 from 8am to noon for our church planting day. Bring tools and help needed!

Children can explore Holy Week through a hands-on program at Trinity on Good Friday, with worship services at 10a, noon and 7 pm.

The worship today commemorates Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem, inviting participation in God’s work through liturgy and reflection.

The Hospitality Committee invites the congregation to the Easter Vigil reception on April 4; RSVP by April 2, 2026.

Maundy Thursday Soup Supper
Thursday, April 2nd at 5:45 pm in Millett Hall

Please bring nuts, cheese (preferably feta), olives or dried fruit to share. Soups, flatbread, and olive oil will be provided. Please RSVP in the Church App.

Trinity will read the Passion Gospel for Palm Sunday. Volunteers can e-mail Deacon Jim to participate in readings.

Join a mini-retreat on March 21 to explore imperfections through God’s perspective. Bring a journal and warm drink; RSVP via church app.

This Lent, submit photos capturing a Bible verse or hymn for display in Millett Hall, encouraging reflection and inspiration.

Join us on February 14 for a fun Connect Event with appetizers, activities, and childcare. RSVP via the Church App.

Join us on February 17 at 5:30 p.m. for Trinity’s Annual Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper. RSVP via the Church App.

Mark the beginning of Lent with the imposition of ashes at Trinity on Wednesday, February 18. Ashes will be offered at **10:00 a.m., 12:00 p.m., and 7:00 p.m.** All are welcome to come, pause, and enter this holy season together.

As many of us prepare for the upcoming holidays with parties, special treats and family feasts, please take a moment to remember our neighbors who may be struggling during this season. Food pantries continue to be swamped with requests for assistance at this time and are seeking donations. A monetary donation allows the food pantry […]

St. Nicholas, a 4th-century bishop, is honored for his generosity and compassion, influencing customs of gift-giving and charity.

Óscar Romero transformed from a cautious bishop to a prophetic voice against oppression, advocating justice and faith amid El Salvador’s turmoil.

The Altar Guild teams up weekly to prepare for worship, fostering community, spirituality, and traditions through teamwork and shared experiences.

On October 4th, Trinity Church invites pet owners to a blessing ceremony in honor of St. Francis of Assisi.

Local food banks face increasing demand and diminishing resources; a $2000 donation to Northern Illinois Food Bank is organized, with options to contribute.

Trinity volunteers monthly pack food at Northern Illinois Food Bank, fostering community involvement and faith. Join via the Church App.

This year, children will learn about a “Saint of the Month,” fostering faith and intergenerational connections in the parish.

Trinity invites submissions of special memories and hopes for the future to celebrate its 150th anniversary by September 21, 2025.

Pastor Robin Currie’s picture book, Just Enough Room for Christmas, tells a story of chaos leading to a peaceful holiday message.

Beth Petti presented the chapel’s history at Wheaton Library for Historic Preservation Month, with video and PowerPoint available online.

Rembrandt’s artwork illustrates the parable’s themes: forgiveness, humility, and contrasting perceptions of duty between the prodigal and elder son.

Steve Wilson is transitioning his role to Chuck Luse, who will handle repair inquiries and ongoing projects starting in March.

Holy Week schedule: Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Holy Saturday, and Easter Sunday services with RSVP details included.

Trinity is forming a team for the Fight Hunger event on May 3, raising funds for the Northern Illinois Foodbank.