Trinity Church, Lewiston

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Trinity Church, Lewiston

Trinity is a progressive, 21st century center of urban ministries and inclusive worship. We also offer our space for community concerts and a drum circle.

We are a caring, creative faith community that welcomes personal spiritual exploration and encourages members to live the questions and serve our neighbors. Rooted in the Episcopal Church, we worship in a vibrant, inclusive liturgical style with music from many traditions. We helped start and partner with three community projects: Tree Street Youth (a nearby youth program), The Jubilee Center (a s

oup kitchen and social service agency in our building), and The Center for Wisdom's Women (a nearby drop-in center for women). Our bereavement ministry provides a memorial service and burial of ashes in our memorial garden,for anyone in the area who does not have a church home. A scrappy group, we welcome seekers, sinners and saints into a ministry of grateful service and empowerment.With Jesus as our model, we try to practice what we preach and live God's love in Lewiston. We are a church that works!

05/23/2026

The Oasis of Music wraps up its 2025-26 season with an appearance by Alison McConnell, on Wednesday May 27, beginning at 12:30.

Alison McConnell is a songwriter, artist, farmer and community food security advocate based in the Dawnland, the unceded Wabanaki territory called Lewiston-Auburn. She plays guitar and piano and loves the drums for stress relief.

Her two EPs - These Walls (2016) Never Satisfied (2018) - are available for listening at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjDzKFj18bgp7G_Wd-q0maw?app=desktop&ra=m

The Oasis of Music takes place at Trinity Church, 247 Bates Street in Lewiston. Admission is free, with donations accepted. After Alison's performance there will be a break in the music until September 2. For more information email Greg Boardman at [email protected].

05/19/2026

Trinity Commons Chamber Orchestra - Concert June 6
Freewill Offering to Support the mission of Trinity Commons

05/18/2026

Storyteller-singer-songwriter-guitarist Stan Davis returns to the Oasis of Music Wednesday May 20, beginning at 12:30.

Stan Davis is a lifelong storyteller. His original blues-influenced songs reflect a long adventurous life and range from inspiring to ridiculous, from observations of nature to snapshots of experience. He accompanies his songs with finger style guitar and slide guitar - and sometimes a song or two on Irish bouzouki.

The Oasis of Music happens at Trinity Commons, 247 Bates Street in Lewiston. Admission is free, with donations accepted. Parking is available in the nearby Agora parking lot.

05/13/2026

Antonio Rocha at Trinity THIS SATURDAY May 16!! Information on tickets in the chat.

05/10/2026

Local jazz guitar legend John Smedley will perform a free noontime concert at The Oasis of Music, Trinity Commons, 247 Bates Street in Lewiston, Wednesday May 13 beginning at 12:30.

Smedley, Professor Emeritus of physics at Bates College, is well-versed in American jazz guitar, displaying influences from Joe Pass to Wes Montgomery to George Benson, with a vast repertoire, including the likes of John Coltrane, Miles Davis and Thelonious Monk, including many of his own pieces. The Oasis audience is sure to enjoy an intimate musical treat of jazz tunes and improvisations.

Admission to The Oasis of Music is free, with donations accepted.

05/03/2026

On Wednesday, May 6, 2026, the Midcoast High Winds Flute Choir will perform a program of classical and popular music selections as part of the Oasis Concert Series, in Lewiston, beginning at 12:30. The ensemble is celebrating ten years of performing together this season.The concert will include a piece commissioned for this anniversary, “High Winds Fanfare” by Maine composer, Heather Hastings.

The flute choir, under the direction of Carolyn Lanigan, is an ensemble of amateur and professional musicians from Maine’s Midcoast region that has been entertaining
community audiences since 2016. Along with typical concert flutes, members also
perform on less common instruments, including piccolos, alto flutes and bass flutes,
giving the ensemble a wide spectrum of pitches and tonal colors. The group is
welcoming new members, and interested adult flutists may get further information by contacting the High Winds High Winds Flute Choir via their website: highwindsflute.org, their page, or email: [email protected].

The Oasis of Music is located at Trinity Commons, 247 Bates Street in Lewiston. Admission is free, with donations accepted. Parking is available at the Agora, 220 Bates Street.

04/29/2026

May 16 at 7:00. Antonio Rocha presents the story of Pedro Tovookan Parris an East African man enslaved and ultimately brought to Paris Hill, Maine. A benefit for Partners of the Americas. Information on the poster below.

04/27/2026

TUESDAY OASIS THIS WEEK!!!

The Oasis of Music will present music for flute and piano at Trinity Commons on Tuesday April 28, beginning at 12:30.

Flautist Chris Lansley and pianist Adrien Dmytruk will perform Handel's sixth flute sonata and Suite Modale by Ernest Bloch.

Trinity Commons is located at 247 Bates Street in Lewiston. Admission is free, with donations accepted.

04/12/2026

The Oasis of Music will feature American sitarist David Pontbriand, who will perform at Trinity Commons, 247 Bates Street in Lewiston, Wednesday April 15, beginning at 12:30 .

American sitarist David Pontbriand began his journey with the sitar in 1973. His story is an exception to the rule, in that he is entirely self-taught. Pontbriand's Music of Sitar is driven by an intuitive and emotive approach that is deeply personal, and yet displays elements of classical Indian forms and style.

His original and primarily spontaneous compositions for sitar are freely interpretive, while rooted in the classical ragas of north India. Pontbriand explains "While I have great respect for the Indian classical traditions, I do not necessarily adhere to any of them. I allow free reign to my own musical invention."

04/04/2026

A program of experimental music by jessyandamy is on hand for the Oasis of Music, at Trinity Commons Wednesday April 9, beginning at 12:30.

jessyandamy is an improv duo with Jessy Kendall and Amy Stacey Curtis based in Lewiston, Maine. All the music they play and perform is made up on the spot, incorporating vocals, synth, beats, spontaneous poetry, and all manner of instruments and other sounds. They strive to have bits of their music used in movies, and one day to score entire films. You can check out some of their videos at YouTube:

Address

247 Bates Street (PO Box 1402)
Lewiston, ME
04243

Opening Hours

9:30am - 11:30am

Telephone

+12079107737

Website

http://trinitylewiston.org/

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