Trinity Episcopal Church, Asheville, NC

06/14/2026

06/12/2026

In this week’s This Week at Trinity, hear from our Rector, Scott, about the upcoming youth mission trip to Ecuador—where fifteen of our youth and three adults will partner with Education Equals Hope in a ministry of learning, relationship, and shared hope.

Rooted in the spirit of Pentecost, this journey is an invitation to see one another not as strangers, but as neighbors, united across languages and cultures by God’s love.

Click the link to read more—and to explore all that’s happening in the life of Trinity this week. https://conta.cc/4e5PLXe

06/08/2026

Rev. Amy Peterson tells the story of Basil of Caesarea, a 4th-century bishop whose Christian theology of care led to the first hospital — a place where the sick, poor, and travelers could receive treatment and shelter. The sermon connects that history to modern acts of Christian imagination and ju...

06/05/2026

The Shuford Garden gets a facelift! 🌿

In this week’s This Week at Trinity, read a special feature on the ongoing restoration and beautification of this beloved space—offered in loving memory of Grace and Cecil Pless, whose faithful service continues to bless our parish. You’re warmly invited to visit, reflect, and enjoy this place of peace and prayer.

Read the full letter and about everything else going on here at Trinity by clicking this link: https://conta.cc/3QgzghU

06/03/2026

This episode reflects on Trinity Sunday, using the experience of human love to explain how Christians know God not by proof but by relationship. It explores how God is revealed as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit — three persons in one divine communion — and how that mystery shows God’s presence i...

05/29/2026

This Sunday at 5:30 PM, join us for a special Trinity Sunday Bach Vespers featuring one of Bach’s finest church cantatas, BWV 78, Jesu, der du meine Seele (“Jesus, you have freed my soul”). Prelude music begins at 5:20 PM; this is a rare chance to hear this music in the kind of liturgical setting it was written for—right here in our own church.

Read more from Dr. Kevin Seal about why this music matters and what you’ll experience on Sunday evening—plus see everything else happening at Trinity—by clicking through to this week’s newsletter: https://conta.cc/4uKyV6k

05/23/2026

What is God’s power really for?

In this week’s newsletter, Amy reflects on Pentecost and how the disciples had to rethink everything they expected from Jesus. Instead of political power, they were given something deeper: the power of the Holy Spirit—to see God at work and to speak that truth into the world.

It’s a reminder that God’s vision is bigger than ours, and that we’re called to witness to a love and power that can transform even the most broken places.

Click here to read Amy’s full reflection and see what’s happening at Trinity! https://conta.cc/43nLIPM

05/18/2026

Rogation Days at Hickory Nut Gap Farm 🌱

Members of Trinity’s Creation Care ministry visited Hickory Nut Gap Farm to pray for God’s blessing on land, animals, and all who depend on them.

Read more about this Rogation Day pilgrimage and regenerative agriculture on our blog: https://www.trinityasheville.org/post/creation-care-in-action-rogation-at-hickory-nut-gap