Trinity Episcopal Church
Location: 115 N. 6th Street, Hamilton, Ohio Mailing Address: PO Box 851, Hamilton, Ohio 45012 513-896-6755
Sunday Service with Holy Eucharist
9:30 AM
Rite II with music on all Sundays
except the last Sunday of the month
when Rite I (no music) is the format.
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Our New Priest Begins August 15th!
With great joy the Vestry of Trinity Episcopal Church announces that, on the recommendation of our search committee, we have called the Reverend Kurt Unangst to be our next rector. He has accepted our call and will begin his new position on August 15, 2026.
Reverend Kurt and his wife, Reverend Joanna, are moving here from serving parishes in the Houston, Texas, area. Reverend Joanna will join the staff at Christ Church Cathedral in Cincinnati, while Reverend Kurt serves us at Trinity Hamilton. Both had careers in Grand Rapids, Michigan, before their ordination. Reverend Kurt grew up in Geauga County, Ohio and Reverend Joanna grew up in Canada. They are excited to return to the Midwest to continue their clergy careers.
We welcome Reverend Kurt to our beloved parish as we begin our work together with God’s love and blessing.
Trinity's Free Clothes Closet
This ministry is open to the public from 10 a.m. to noon on Mondays and Wednesdays. Shoppers may take one bag of clothing. Bags are provided. Shoppers may come two times per month and will sign in at the door. We have women's, men's and children's clothing, including shoes, hygiene products, bedding and children's toys and books.
Donations: We accept clean, stainfree and hole-free items during the Clothes Closet's regular hours. You also may call the church to arrange a drop off when our administrator is in the office. You may email us at trinitychurchhamilton@gmail.com or call 513-896-6755. If you wish to volunteer to sort clothing or help shoppers during the open times, please contact us.
All are welcome here
Located in the historic Dayton Lane neighborhood of Hamilton, Ohio, Trinity Episcopal Church has been committed to the spiritual health and well-being of our hometown since 1823.
We are diverse, inclusive and affirming community where all are welcome, no exceptions. We are young and old, straight and gay, and of varying colors and ethnicities. We leave any theological differences we may have at the door and come together in worship and in receiving Holy Communion. We are bound together by our love of God and our neighbors.
No matter where you are in your faith journey, there is a place for you in our loving community. All baptized Christians, regardless of age or denomination, are invited and encouraged to receive the Sacraments.
There are many opportunities for fellowship and service at Trinity. We invite you to come and see!
