- Holy Trinity Spring Lake
- Episcopal
Church of the Holy Trinity
Welcome. We are happy that you are visiting our Web site, and we hope that you will come to visit us if you are in Spring Lake this summer.
We have one service on Sundays at 9 AM from June 13, 2010 through September 5, 2010. As we are a beach community, we want to make our visitors feel welcome and relaxed. We even want to say that we are "flip flop friendly!" After all, it is summer and you are on vacation.
As you can see from the pictures on our website, Holy Trinity Church is a beautiful, historic building that puts you at peace. The service will refresh your soul, just as the ocean air and water will refresh your body. We are an Episcopal Church, but we are open to all, no matter what your church background may be.
And, while Holy Trinity Church is a summer chapel, we are also open for weddings and baptisms all year. The church is both air conditioned and heated so no matter what date you may choose for your special day, we can make you and your guests feel very comfortable.
So, have fun exploring our Web site, and more importantly, please come to church this summer. We would love to see you.
– The Reverend Peter K. Stimpson
Announcements and Events
- Limited Edition Painting! Local artist June Coles has painted our beautiful church. For a $95 donation, you can have your own numbered, signed piece. Get yours today before these limited edition prints have all been sold!
- Our Raise the Roof benefit Organ recital was a huge success, but we still have a long way to go to reach our goal of $200,000 to replace the failing 130-year old slate roof. Watch for other fund-raisers, and consider making a tax-deductible contribution to help us reach our goal.
- Our Annual Christmas Carol Sing is on December 4th, 2010 at 5:00 PM and open to all!
- We recognize the members of the Spring Lake Garden Club, whose generous efforts are responsible for the lovely flora which are maintained by them on the Church's grounds.
- The Spring Lake Historical Society welcomes all to see its museum at Fifth and Warren Avenues in the Municipal Building. Please visit their Web site for more information.