Holy Trinity Pensacola

Holy Trinity Pensacola Holy Trinity Pensacola Services: Sunday morning 9:30 a.m. We are back inside! Come join us! Mrs. L.L. Frickle, 705 N, 48th Ave., Myrtle Grove, Pensacola, FL.
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We are still practicing COVID protocols, mass are required and we are practicing social distancing out of love for those among us with weak immune systems. Holy Trinity Episcopal Church began in 1952 as a Sunday School project in the residence of Mr. The first service was held on Pentecost June 1, 1952, with four people in attendance. After several services, it became obvious that there was a nee

d for an Episcopal Mission in this part of Escambia County. Under the direction of the organization committee, the necessary communication with local Episcopal clergy and Bishops Frank A. Juhan and Hamilton West brought about establishment of the mission, Trinity. The name was later changed to Holy Trinity in 1961 by vote of the congregation. Welcome to the Holy Trinity Episcopal Church page! We hope that you will make connections, find and share information, and engage in conversations here. No personal info:
Besides your name, please do not include personal information. This is a public website, and any information may be linked to your name and published on the Internet. No selling:
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conversation. Please remember that this page belongs to a church, and think of it as a place for fellowship. Show tolerance for divergent opinions. No personal attacks or insults. We understand that there can be many varied opinions on an issue, and we welcome all views and ideas. By posting to this page, you agree to the guidelines outlined here. Although this page is monitored, we acknowledge that occasionally something inappropriate may find its way onto it. In most instances, we will send you a notice if we feel that there has been a violation of the guidelines. We reserve the right to remove
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08/12/2026
08/06/2026

Reminder of the Bishop's Annual Visit to Holy Trinity this Sunday August 9. Please see the following note from Sally concerning the details.

The Bishop’s annual visit is an important occasion in the life of our church. If you have already met Bishop Russell, you know what a blessing he is to our diocese. If you have not yet had the opportunity, this visit is the perfect time to do so. I hope each of you will have the chance to spend a few moments in conversation with Bishop Russell and experience his warmth, wisdom, and pastoral heart.

Our plans:

SATURDAY
9:00 AM-ISH: JOIN OTHERS AT THE CHURCH TO SET UP THE PARISH HALL FOR OUR SPECIAL LUNCHEON WITH BISHOP RUSSELL.

SUNDAY
8:45 AM: THIS IS A TIME FOR BISHOP RUSSELL TO SHARE COMMENTS WITH THE CONGREGATION AND ALSO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS THAT WE MAY HAVE.
9:15-ISH: WE WILL GO OUTSIDE AND BISHOP RUSSELL WILL DEDICATE OUR NEW CROSS ON THE SIDE OF THE BUILDING.
9:30 - OUR HOLY EUCHARIST WILL BEGIN.
AFTER THE SERVICE, WE WILL ENJOY A LOVELY LUNCH.
11:00-ISH: BISHOP RUSSELL WILL MEET WITH THE VESTRY.

PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS!
SALLY

07/16/2026

Please note the Annual visit from Bishop Russell Kendrick has been moved up to August 9, 2026. Please mark your calendar for this special visit to our parish.

07/09/2026

Lucky enough to catch the tail end of Paul’s post service piano Independence Day tribute tune. May God Bless America!

Altar flowers this past Sunday given to the Glory of God and in remembrance of and the celebration of life for Fr. John ...
07/07/2026

Altar flowers this past Sunday given to the Glory of God and in remembrance of and the celebration of life for Fr. John "Jack" Murray.

"They were given by the daughter of Jack’s best friend from 3rd grade. She was out of the country for his funerals & was determined that she would do something for Jack! So glad everyone enjoyed them. I hope to see her mother tomorrow & am so glad I have the pictures to show her" - Sara Ann Murray

Our High Tea and Service of Remembrance honoring the life of Fr. Jack Murray was a wonderful success. We were especially...
07/02/2026

Our High Tea and Service of Remembrance honoring the life of Fr. Jack Murray was a wonderful success. We were especially delighted that Fr. Jack’s wife Sara Ann was able to travel from Jacksonville to join us. Her presence made the occasion even more meaningful.

Guests enjoyed high tea featuring Earl Grey tea, freshly baked scones with two varieties of clotted cream, tea sandwiches, and an assortment of delicious sweets. Following the tea, those in attendance shared cherished memories and personal stories of Fr. Jack, while Sara Ann added several heartfelt recollections of her own.

We concluded with a beautiful Service of Remembrance led by Fr. Bob. Thank you to everyone who planned, prepared, and participated in this special event. Together, we created a meaningful time of fellowship, remembrance, and celebration of Fr. Jack’s life and legacy.

07/02/2026

What if you could ask questions, explore Christian faith, and discover more about the Episcopal tradition in a welcoming space without pressure or expectations?

This August, the Episcopal Diocese of the Central Gulf Coast is launching Claiming—a five-week journey into faith, belonging, and the Episcopal way of following Jesus.

Claiming is for:
- people curious about the Episcopal Church
- those returning to church after time away
- newcomers looking for a spiritual home
- teens and adults considering confirmation
- baptized Christians exploring reception into the Episcopal Church
- Episcopalians seeking to reaffirm their faith
- anyone who wants to deepen their understanding of what it means to live as a follower of Jesus

Through four online gatherings and a final in-person session, we'll explore:
1) Claiming Our Way in God's Story; 2) Claiming Our Way of Prayer; 3) Claiming Our Way of Belonging, 4) Claiming Our Way in God's World, and 5) Claiming Our Way at the Table.

Whether you're taking your first steps into the Episcopal Church or preparing to publicly affirm your faith through confirmation, Claiming offers a space to learn, reflect, ask questions, and discern where God may be leading you next.

Learn more and register at: www.diocgc.org/claiming.

Already confirmed? This series is intended for those who have not yet been confirmed or are exploring the Episcopal faith. Perhaps someone in your life is curious about the Episcopal Church or considering confirmation—if so, we hope you will pass this invitation along.

07/02/2026
The new lighted cross is up and it looks magnificent. Come see us for services Sundays at 9;30 AM and stay after for cof...
06/26/2026

The new lighted cross is up and it looks magnificent. Come see us for services Sundays at 9;30 AM and stay after for coffee and fellowship.

06/24/2026

You are invited to

High Tea and a Remembrance Service

to honor

The Rev. John Murray, III (Fr. Jack)

Tuesday, June 30, 4PM to 6PM

Holy Trinity Episcopal Church

4PM to 4:30PM – Enjoy tea and accompaniments

4:30PM to 5:45PM – sharing of stories about Fr. Jack from his 20 years at Holy Trinity

Please give or email your story to Melinda Hamilton
[email protected]
or place in box in the Parish Hall.

5:45PM to 6PM – Remembrance Service
led by Fr. Bob Graves

If you are unable to attend, please
give or email your story to Melinda Hamilton
[email protected]
or place in box in the Parish Hall.

These stories will be placed in a
binder and sent to Sara Ann.

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850 N Blue Angel Pkwy
Pensacola, FL
32506

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