Trinity Church, Natchez

10/19/2026

Please feel free to stop by during Downtown Natchez’s Trick or Treat Little Feet! 👻🎃

09/28/2026

Look who is on the front of The Mississippi Episcopalian — Trinity's own Adam Gwin.

The September TME is here! We've got stories from Trinity, Natchez; St. Andrew's School; Nativity, Greenwood; and more! Plus, Bishop Wells's reflections on the life and legacy of Dolly Parton.
msepiscopalian.com/tme-september-2026

09/28/2026

Due to predicted bad weather, this event has unfortunately been postponed!

07/12/2026

A huge thank you to Bishop Dorothy Sanders Wells for leading such a thought-provoking and eye-opening program yesterday. It was an afternoon of tough conversations about the complicated history and issues we continue to tackle together. We are incredibly grateful for her wisdom, guidance, and leadership.

Thank you to Natchez Mayor Dan Gibson and to Alderwoman Valencia Hall for coming and participating in the important conversation.

Bishop Wells will be the celebrant at this morning's Holy Eucharist. All are welcome!

07/10/2026

Hope you can come to one or all of this weekend’s events.

07/05/2026

Mississippi Bishop Dorothy Sanders Wells will lead a workshop from 9 a.m to 3 p.m. on Saturday, July 11, in the Trinity parish hall entitled “The History of Us: Black, White, and Together in the U.S.”

The workshop is free, though preregistration is required. Click here to register: https://www.trinitynatchez.org/sign-up-form.html

​The workshop will be part of a weekend of activities to celebrate what is locally called “Julyteenth” – the anniversary of July 13, 1863 when US soldiers entered Natchez to begin enforcement of the Emancipation Proclamation that would bring freedom from slavery to thousands of enslaved people in the Natchez area. All events are free to the public.

04/26/2026

There’s nothing quite like a spring evening on the church steps—good food, great music, and even better company.

Burgers and Tunes Saturday night brought it all together, with free burgers hot off the grill, plenty of fixins, and a soundtrack of favorite hits from the ’60s that had everyone smiling. A big thank you to musicians Kenny Jones, Sammy Gore, Greg Brooking, and Bruce Scarborough for sharing their talents, and to the organizers who made sure no one left hungry.

Evenings like these are what fellowship is all about.

04/25/2026

Free Burgers! Free Music! Free Fun at Trinity tonight from 6 to 8 p.m. Burgers and Tunes featuring local musicians playing the songs of the 60s.