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Welcome to Trinity Cathedral

Trinity Cathedral is a sacred place for all people. That includes you!

Whether you’re drawn here by a desire for spiritual growth, a love of music and sacred art, or a passion for the work of peace and justice, we are grateful for your presence at Trinity Cathedral. We encourage you to explore our many ministries, engage with our online content, or learn about the Cathedral and the Episcopal Church here on this site. Click below…or reach out to us to say hello!

Cathedral Circles

What Are Circles?

Cathedral Circles are lay-led interest groups that explore a variety of topics and activities around the themes of justice, faith education, service, spirituality, and fun!

Cathedral Circles create and support opportunities for social engagement and community-building through small groups. Small groups build trusting relationships with God and one another. When we meet each other for conversation, practice, and prayer, we learn how to love. Cathedral Circles are small groups that provide spaces for prayerful support and action in the world as we follow Jesus.

Create a Circle

Interested in creating a new Cathedral Circle?

Click the button below to fill out an online form.

A representative of the Cathedral Ministries Vestry Committee will connect you to a mission team to begin exploration of your proposed circle.

Racial Justice Rule of Life

Mission Team: Peace, Justice & Mercy
Facilitator: Marie Curry

The Racial Justice Rule of Life discussion group is designed to support us as we strive to create and sustain a culture at Trinity Cathedral that is welcoming, humble, and caring.

The Divine Feminine Spiritual

Mission Team: Faith Formation
Facilitators: Pam Meyers & Juliette Regnier

This group explores the Divine Feminine Spiritual Path in the journey to expand our relationship with God. In this pursuit the group engages in prayer, meditation, studying texts, compassionate listening and simply being present with God and each other.

Crossing the Political Divide

Mission Team: Faith Formation
Facilitators: Anne Kmieck & Toni Ponzo

This group explores, practices, and implements strategies to engage in short, regular conversations with those in our lives whose political perspectives are widely different than our own, in the context of those relationships. Each meeting the group will share and discuss how these conversations went and collectively gather insights into best practices.

The purpose is to bridge the fraught divide of political realities with persons in our lives, discover the visions we share, and widen both perspectives. The hope is that these experiences result in awareness of how practicing civil conversations about difficult perspectives can be a positive force in society.

Trinity Trekkers

Mission Team: Congregational Life
Facilitator: Bill DiTirro

The Trinity Trekkers gather to engage in outdoor activities – including hiking, kayaking, biking, and sledding, among others – to provide a means to meet God in nature, exercise our bodies, promote a healthy lifestyle, build community, and have fun as a Trinity congregation.

Trinity Friars

Mission Team: Congregational Life
Facilitator: Bill DiTirro

Join the Trinity Friday Friars as we visit a different church-sponsored fish fry each Friday in Lent.

The Gift of the Years

Mission Team: Faith Formation
Facilitator: Jan Kelemen

This group is a space to explore what it means to age gracefully with faith and friends. Together, we’ll read, reflect, and take meaningful action, discovering ways to find belonging, purpose, and joy in every stage of life.

All are welcome. To register, contact facilitator, Jan Kelemen.

Urban Farm

Mission Team: Neighborhood Partnerships
Facilitator: Geoffrey Jacobson

Trinity’s Urban Farm is an innovative urban garden dedicated to sustainable practices, local art, and faithful stewardship of God’s creation. Currently, our harvest goes directly to The Friendly Inn Settlement’s free food pantry program in our neighborhood, making this a true farm-to-table initiative.

Volunteers gather Saturday mornings from 9 a.m.–12 p.m. at the farm, located at the corner of E. 35th St. and Cedar Ave., less than one mile from the cathedral. Tasks include planting, watering, nurturing, harvesting, mowing, trimming, weeding, raking and more.

This ministry is supported by Trinity’s Neighborhood Partnership Mission Team.

LGBTQ+ Fellowship

Mission Team: Congregational Life
Facilitator: Dan McGuire

Trinity’s LGBTQ+ ministry proclaims and celebrates the gifts of LGBTQ+ people, through social gatherings, advocacy, and events at which all are welcome.

Sacred Space

Mission Team: Faith Formation
Facilitator: Charlotte Nichols

A small group that meets to explore a variety of forms of contemplative practice. The purpose is to support one another’s growth in prayer and spiritual practice.

Daughters of the King

Mission Team: Faith Formation
Facilitator: Fran Csoma

The Daughters of the King is an Episcopal order for women with a sincere desire to draw nearer to God and help others do the same. These women adopt a Rule of Life based on the promises of the baptismal covenant. They commit their lives to prayer, service, and evangelism, and support many of the ministries of the Cathedral. The Wall of Love is a service ministry run by Trinity’s Daughters of the King chapter. Bags full of clothing and personal hygiene items are placed on Prospect Street’s fence for any who are in need to take them.

Racial Justice Rule of Life

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The Divine Feminine Spiritual

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Crossing the Political Divide

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Trinity Trekkers

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Trinity Friars

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The Divine Feminine Spiritual

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Urban Farm

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LGBTQ+ Fellowship

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Sacred Space

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The Divine Feminine Spiritual

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