Trinity Church — Attraction in Princeton

Trinity: A Warm and Welcoming Spiritual Home

From the first time I stepped into Trinity Episcopal Church in Princeton over 14 years ago, I have been touched by a profound sense of grace with every visit. Its Gothic Revival style, alongside the steeple and bell tower, establishes it as a distinguished landmark in Princeton. Inside, a welcoming lobby and the vaulted ceilings, pointed arches, and stained glass windows inspire awe and wonder. Yet, their simplicity is designed more to inspire than to impress. Flanking the sanctuary, the chapels dedicated to the Lady and St. Michael invite contemplation. Father Paul and his leadership team have had a transformative impact on worship. In an era of declining church attendance, they have made the Gospel relevant to our lives and times, fostering a vibrant and growing...

In all my years of going to rummage sales, I’ve never in my life paid $10 to walk in and find Estate Sale prices. I was legit shocked at the quality of items vs. the crazy and ridiculous prices. ESPECIALLY for a rummage sale. It was also incredibly annoying to be a man with tattoos and the only one constantly stopped to check my bags and make sure I paid for everything. Even at half price Sat, I’ll never be back. $10 is customary to fill a bag, or maybe $1-$3 items. $200 used Fendi sunglasses you can get for $75 online. $150 fur coats that are a dime a dozen. It most certainly wasn’t very godly to charge so much for vanity and greed. Shame on you all! A direct representation of the area I’m sure. And it’s not even for an actual charity really, it’s for their own vanity in...

Trinity church is extremely welcoming, Father Paul is incredibly thoughtful and gracious. We are a military family and have moved around a lot. They allowed us to baptize our son with them since our family lives in their area. The church is very child friendly- they have activity bags for children and make an effort to involve children in each mass. Our son’s baptism was great, Father Paul encourages everyone to participate. Many of our catholic family members have never attended an episcopal mass and commented how much they liked the church. They loved how children were involved and felt very welcome.

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