Trinity Anglican Church

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Don't miss the final part of our series on the Songs of the Church! Join Fr. Steve live on Zoom, from 12:10-12:35! Learn about the man whose work was instrumental in bringing the hymns of the faith back into church, and the author of one of our most beloved hymns, Holy, Holy, Holy! Catch the replay later this afternoon on Facebook or YouTube.

Welcome to our Holy Eucharist live stream. Service begins at 10am PST. Give online: https://trinitybakersfield.com/give-o... CCLI Streaming License: 20249732 CCLI License: 1607774... OneLicense: A-735608 - Annual License with podcasting/streaming Trinity Anglican Church is a welcoming and lively yet traditional community of believers. As a congregation we have been worshiping in Bakersfield since 1879. We are rooted in the gospel of Jesus Christ and the historic faith of the church. Our worship is liturgical, because we believe that the steady rhythms of the liturgy can help form us as disciples of Jesus. We believe that we grow in our faith best through relationships. Therefore, we are intentional about building community, especially in Small Groups. We lament the loneliness that more and more people experience in the digital age. Trinity is a place to get plugged into a more meaningful community. We are committed to serving the wider community--including especially those less fortunate. Many of our members are involved in service through prison and life-recovery ministries, elderly care, and homeless ministries. All of this can be summarized in our Vision statement: We are growing as disciples of Jesus Christ through worship, learning, fellowship and outreach.

Songs of the Church is a three week study on English Hymnody and some of the most beloved English hymns of the faith. Week two explores the evangelical movement and the life and work of 18th century hymn writer, John Newton alongside his hymn, "Amazing Grace."

Don't miss the second part of our series on the Songs of the Church! Join Fr. Steve live on Zoom, 12:10-12:35 Thursday, November 5th. Learn about the life of the man who wrote the famous hymn, Amazing Grace, slave ship captain who became a champion for the abolitionist movement in a life that shows God's extraordinary grace to "a wretch like me." Catch the replay on Facebook, or on our YouTube channel later this afternoon.

Catch the the replay of Fr. Steve's study on Songs of the Church, week 1! https://www.facebook.com/474678305943003/videos/1275764369426975

Songs of the Church is a three week study on the heritage of English hymnody and some of the most beloved English hymns of the faith. Week one explores the origins of hymnody and the 17th century hymn writer, Isaac Watts alongside his beloved hymn, "When I Survey the Wondrous Cross."

Join Fr. Steve on Zoom this Thursday, October 29th, from 12:10-12:35 for a study on some of the most beloved hymns of the faith and the story behind the author. email [email protected] to join the study on Zoom or catch the replay on our Facebook page.

Join us next Thursday at 12:10pm for our new online study, Songs of the Church!