Trinity is a family-sized Episcopal congregation located in the historic district of Lenox, Massachusetts. Gathering for worship, fellowship, and service, Trinity's people are warm, welcoming, and inclusive.

Trinity's worship is eucharistically centered, alternating between Rites I and II. Preaching and teaching are high priorities, as is the nuturing of children in the Christian faith through our certified Godly Play program.

Pastoral care is shared by clergy, lay pastoral vistors, and volunteers.

Trinity's outreach committments are to the local Berkshire County community, responses to national human emergencies such as Hurricane Katrina, and engagements with overseas partners such as Kenyan street children. Currently, Trinity has taken the iniative in seeking to provide affordable housing for Lenox residents.

Reflecting the commnity's committment to the arts, Trinity hosts musical events throughout the year, and plays its role in theater and arts education.

Trinity's campus at the corner of Walker and Kemble Streets is graced by three Gilded Age heritage buildings: the Romanesque Church (1888), the Norman-styled Parish House (1898), and the Rectory (1892). These buildings nuture a strong sense of faithful community, past, present, and future.