Sunday Service in the Sanctuary
9:30 a.m. 
Temporarily, Trinity has one in-person
sanctuary service.  Masks and social distancing required.

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Sundays 9:30 a.m.--Morning Prayer
Monday through Saturday 9:30 a.m.--A Word and a Prayer
Daily 8:30 p.m.--Compline

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The Master's Closet Free Clothing Pantry is open to the public for its regular hours of 

10 a.m. to noon on Mondays and Wednesdays. Patrons can take one bag of clothing and bags are provided.  They may come two times per month.

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Patrons must wear masks.  Shoppers will sign in at the door.  Shopping will be limited to 15 minutes per person if there are many people waiting to get into the clothing pantry.  Patrons are permitted to shop two times a month.

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We have women's, men's and children's clothing, including shoes, some hygiene products and at times we have bedding.

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We only take clothing in season and ALL clothing must be laundered/clean when we receive it.  At this time we are only taking clothing that we need. To find out what you can donate, please call the church office.  You may need to leave a message.

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If you wish to volunteer to sort clothing or help shoppers during the open times, please call the church office at 513-896-6755.

All are welcome here.

We are a diverse community, including both rich and poor, gay and straight, young and old, abled and disabled, all bound together in our love for the works of Jesus Christ.  No matter your situation, there is a place for you at Trinity.

If you are baptized in the traditions of ANY faith, you are welcome to receive the eucharist, which is presented most Sundays and Wednesdays. 

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In addition to Sunday and Wednesday worship services, our parishioners give of themselves toward community needs including free meal services, a support group for young mothers, aiding 12-Step programs and they offer spiritual support through Lay Eucharistic Visitor Services, and the Master's Closet, our free clothing ministry.

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.