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Trinity Episcopal Church News
April 12, 2026
Welcome - we are so glad you are here!
If this is your first time visiting, stop by the Welcome Table in the lobby
to say hello and learn more about our warm and welcoming community.
After the service, we would love you to join us in the Nichols Great Hall for refreshments and friendly conversation.
Trinity is a great place to belong!
to say hello and learn more about our warm and welcoming community.
After the service, we would love you to join us in the Nichols Great Hall for refreshments and friendly conversation.
Trinity is a great place to belong!
Daughters of the King Offer Prayer Services
For all who wish to receive prayers, the members of Daughters of the King are available to pray with you after the 10:30 a.m. service in the Bishop Brooke Chapel.
Look for them in the blue stoles.
Look for them in the blue stoles.
Music at Trinity
This morning’s organ voluntaries are from the Suite Gothique by the French organist and composer Leon Boellman. The anthem is by J. S. Bach, the greatest composer of the Baroque era.
This week’s Tuesdays at Trinity will feature harpist Linda Paul.
The recital will begin at 12:05 p.m. and last about thirty minutes.
Altar Flowers
Altar flowers are a wonderful way to commemorate or honor a loved one. To donate altar flowers, just sign up on the bulletin board poster in the Nichols Great Hall.
The flowers at the high altar this morning are given by George Miller in memory of his mother, Margaret Miller
Gospel Concert April 23!
The next concert in the Social Justice Commission’s Gospel Concert series will feature Cassie Latshaw on Thursday, April 23, at 7:00 pm. Cassie Latshaw is a Tulsa-based singer-songwriter known for her soulful blend of folk, blues, country and rock and regularly performs at local venues and festivals The goal of this concert series is to bring people together through music, because we believe creating a space for connection and community is at the heart of the gospel message. To purchase tickets, you may pay by Venmo or put cash or a check made out to Trinity in the offering plate (be sure to note “Gospel Concert” on the envelope or memo line, as well as your name if paying by cash). The suggested donation to attend is $30 in advance, or $35 at the door, or $10 for students. Make your reservation online.
Fellowship at Trinity
Our journey in faith is often nourished by fellowship and food! Ranging from Sunday treats to parish-wide meals once a quarter and special cook-outs with our Big Smoker, all things are possible with some organization, a calendar of planned events, and good leadership. Our Hospitality Chairperson, Kevin Kelly, is working with a steering committee to develop a plan in which everyone can participate, in big or small ways. Stay tuned and share ideas with Kevin at mrkelly2u@gmail.com
Hearing Assistance Available
Trinity offers two hearing assistance systems in the Nave. Pick up a full information flyer in the narthex or speak with an usher for help getting connected.
Easter Flowers and Music
Given by Michael Broyles in honor of his Mother and Keith Taggart
Given by Sue and Douglas Gronberg in honor of Karen Harrington
Given by Dt. And Mrs. Charles Chapman
Coming up
This week’s Tuesdays at Trinity will feature harpist Linda Paul.
The recital will begin at 12:05 p.m. and last about thirty minutes.
Altar Flowers
Altar flowers are a wonderful way to commemorate or honor a loved one. To donate altar flowers, just sign up on the bulletin board poster in the Nichols Great Hall.
The flowers at the high altar this morning are given by George Miller in memory of his mother, Margaret Miller
Gospel Concert April 23!
The next concert in the Social Justice Commission’s Gospel Concert series will feature Cassie Latshaw on Thursday, April 23, at 7:00 pm. Cassie Latshaw is a Tulsa-based singer-songwriter known for her soulful blend of folk, blues, country and rock and regularly performs at local venues and festivals The goal of this concert series is to bring people together through music, because we believe creating a space for connection and community is at the heart of the gospel message. To purchase tickets, you may pay by Venmo or put cash or a check made out to Trinity in the offering plate (be sure to note “Gospel Concert” on the envelope or memo line, as well as your name if paying by cash). The suggested donation to attend is $30 in advance, or $35 at the door, or $10 for students. Make your reservation online.
Fellowship at Trinity
Our journey in faith is often nourished by fellowship and food! Ranging from Sunday treats to parish-wide meals once a quarter and special cook-outs with our Big Smoker, all things are possible with some organization, a calendar of planned events, and good leadership. Our Hospitality Chairperson, Kevin Kelly, is working with a steering committee to develop a plan in which everyone can participate, in big or small ways. Stay tuned and share ideas with Kevin at mrkelly2u@gmail.com
Hearing Assistance Available
Trinity offers two hearing assistance systems in the Nave. Pick up a full information flyer in the narthex or speak with an usher for help getting connected.
Easter Flowers and Music
Given by Michael Broyles in honor of his Mother and Keith Taggart
Given by Sue and Douglas Gronberg in honor of Karen Harrington
Given by Dt. And Mrs. Charles Chapman
Coming up
Mondays
9:30 a.m. Dwelling in the Word Bible Study - Third floor Conference Room
Thursdays
12:05 p.m. Holy Eucharist in Bishop Brooke Chapel
Sunday School
9:00 a.m.-10:15 a.m., with all classes meeting on the third floor.
Classes are available for those who are in grades 4 through 12.
Next Sunday
Bishop Poulson will be here to preach, celebrate, and do confirmations.
Quilting Guild
The Dates for April are the 15th in the morning, the 22nd in the afternoon, and the 25th, which is a Saturday morning.
Changes to email, address, or phone
Contact Elise Gordon at egordon@trinitytulsa.org
Yes, Trinity family, your eyes are not deceiving you. The spotlights in the Nave are blinking during services. Rest assured, we are working to resolve the issue and currently do not see anything unsafe. As the wireless control system has aged, it is experiencing communication issues and does not handle prolonged use as well as it should. Thank you for your patience as we delve further into the issue.
Please remember the ongoing Social Justice Commission food drive.
Please help the Social Justice Commission refill our pantry shelves. We’re bringing food to 12 families via our donation table in the Nichols Great Hall, where our bags and lists show what we need, with the most-needed items highlighted. Our immigrant and newly housed families greatly appreciate your faithful generosity.
www.trinitytulsa.org
Sunday School
9:00 a.m.-10:15 a.m., with all classes meeting on the third floor.
Classes are available for those who are in grades 4 through 12.
Next Sunday
Bishop Poulson will be here to preach, celebrate, and do confirmations.
Quilting Guild
The Dates for April are the 15th in the morning, the 22nd in the afternoon, and the 25th, which is a Saturday morning.
Changes to email, address, or phone
Contact Elise Gordon at egordon@trinitytulsa.org
Yes, Trinity family, your eyes are not deceiving you. The spotlights in the Nave are blinking during services. Rest assured, we are working to resolve the issue and currently do not see anything unsafe. As the wireless control system has aged, it is experiencing communication issues and does not handle prolonged use as well as it should. Thank you for your patience as we delve further into the issue.
Please remember the ongoing Social Justice Commission food drive.
Please help the Social Justice Commission refill our pantry shelves. We’re bringing food to 12 families via our donation table in the Nichols Great Hall, where our bags and lists show what we need, with the most-needed items highlighted. Our immigrant and newly housed families greatly appreciate your faithful generosity.
www.trinitytulsa.org