Welcome!
Trinity Claremont is a congregation of the Episcopal Church of New Hampshire. We’ve been loving God and our neighbors—and worshipping with the Book of Common Prayer—from our church building facing Claremont’s Broad Street Park for close to 200 years. In 2015, members of Prince of Peace Church brought a transformative Lutheran influence to Trinity, which shows up in how we sing and pray and celebrate. Today, the people of Trinity welcome all who are committed to or curious about a life of faith.
WEBSITE UPDATES ARE UNDERWAY! Visit often for new information about events, the Warm Welcome Shelter, Season of Creation worship, and more!
Email us directly at welcome[at]trinityclaremont.org — the envelope/email icon above uses an old inbox, and DOES NOT reach us!
We are hiring a part-time Church Administrator. Find out more here, including how to apply (no phone calls or direct emails, please).
Worship
The people of Trinity gather every week to pray, read the Bible, praise God, and consider how the Gospel of Jesus Christ connects to our daily life – together. Sunday services are at 9:30 am. We celebrate Holy Communion (also known as Holy Eucharist, the Lord’s Supper, or Mass) two or three Sundays each month, and have Morning Prayer two Sundays each month.
Find the schedule of worship services and links to worship booklets here.
Find out about worship at our Episcopal sibling churches Epiphany, Newport and Union-St. Luke’s, West Claremont by visiting their websites.
Community
Trinity people are actively working for good alongside their Claremont neighbors. Community groups—like NA, Girl Scouts, and 4H—and church groups are meeting at Trinity every day of the week. During the coldest months, Claremont’s Warm Welcome Shelter is housed at Trinity. Interested in sharing our space or getting to know our volunteers? Find out about all those community connections here.
Read Dean Kelly’s weekly Reflections here. Recently messages reflect on how we’re caring for Claremont in the midst of the city’s current concerns.
Becoming the Sugar River Episcopal Mission: Learn more here about Trinity’s growing relationship with our Episcopal siblings from Epiphany Church in Newport and Union/St.Luke’s in West Claremont.
Events
Curious about what’s new and what’s next at Trinity? Find out what’s going on here. You can also read about the people, places, and concerns that are close to Trinity’s heart.
COMING SOON: Check here, too, to learn more about a life of faith in the Episcopal tradition; life events like baptism, weddings, and funerals; what it means that Trinity is a “pro-Cathedral,” and what to expect at Trinity on a Sunday morning.