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Services Currently Held

in the Memorial Garden

and on Facebook Live 

PLEASE NOTE:  You must have reservations for services in the garden.

Each service limited to 10 persons.   

Contact Mother Suzanne to make reservations: 

slevesconte@gts.edu or 513-869-8684.

Mask’s and social distancing are required.

Please bring your own lawn chair.

We will combine services if sign-up is low.

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The Rev. Suzanne LeVesconte and parishioners offer live worship every day on the church's Facebook page. Fellowship and hymn singing is offered on Sundays through Zoom.

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If you would like to receive our weekly newsletter, please email us at .

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If you have questions or pastoral care needs, please contact

The Rev. Suzanne LeVesconte at 513-869-8694 or

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MASTER'S CLOSET

FREE CLOTHING PANTRY

UPDATE 3/2021

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Due to the COVID virus, patrons of The Master's Closet must call the office (513-896-6755)

and leave a message with their clothing needs. We check messages.

We will call you back to verify your clothing requests

and to make an appointment for you to receive the clothing.

(We also have some shoes, socks and other clothing items.) 

We will gather what we have in your size(s). 

You may take what you wish from this selection  during your appointment time.  Appointments last no longer than 15 minutes. 

We also ask that you limit your appointments to once a month

unless you have an emergency need.

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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.