Spiritual Formation Events

Have you experienced religion as oppressive, constricting, or suffocating and have sought or found refuge and welcome at Trinity? Join us to discuss where we come from, how we got to a place of change, what brought us to Trinity, and the journey along the way. (In person only)

Go beyond art as an illustration or "decoration" of traditional Christian thought and delve deep into the notion that art is a critical player in defining Christian theology as we know it today. (In person only)

The Gospel of Thomas is a noncanonical gospel containing 114 sayings attributed to Jesus, known as logions. Join us as we read, reflect, share, and journal on a few of these logions each session. (Hybrid)

Join us every week for Wednesday at the Commons, our adult formation series designed to introduce you to a diverse range of classes, expanding your perspectives and encouraging fresh thinking.

Join us as we explore the Episcopal Church – both how we worship on Sundays and what Christianity means for our daily lives.

Join fellow spiritual seekers every Saturday morning on Zoom for a group contemplative practice – a wonderful way to find support for your own meditation practice.

Join us every fourth Saturday for an all-levels meditation gathering led by the Rev’d Chris Bell. (In person only)

Godly Play is a method of spiritual practice that uses stories & imagination to help children explore the mystery of God's presence in our lives.

Join us every 2nd & 4th Tuesday for sacred chant. We will chant the Psalms as a way to connect with the Spirit in prayer. (In person only)

Join us Sunday mornings for 45-minute forums exploring a wide range of topics – from social justice to progressive theology to Non-Dual Christianity. All Sunday forums are free & open to the public. Held in person in the Morrison Room and on Zoom!

Young musicians from Trinity Cathedral, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Burlingame, California, and St. Mark’s Cathedral in Seattle come together to present a special Three Choirs’ Evensong as part of the second annual Chorister Festival West. (Livestreamed)

Epiphany Term II: Beyond Mary Oliver – Contemporary Religious Poetry Exploring the Tao Te Ching Building a Righteous Nation – Protestant Christians & American Politics

Join us every third Saturday for a free mini-retreat to support you on your spiritual journey.

Join the Trinity Labyrinth Guild every third Monday for a virtual labyrinth walk! Even when walked with your finger, the labyrinth is a wonderful tool to quiet the mind and find deep peace. Directions and music provided. (Zoom Only)

Gather with us for our monthly in-person labyrinth walk, held on the beautiful wood inlay labyrinth in Trinity's Kempton Hall. (In person only)

The Cathedral Choir offers contemplative music for the season of Lent. (Livestreamed)

A service of poetry, readings, hymns, and choral music for Good Friday, sung by the Cathedral Schola.

The Trinity Choir and the Kol-Echad Choir, alongside Cantor Ida Rae Cahana, Rabbi Michael Cahana, and Trinity’s Canon for Music Katie Webb, offer a celebratory program of cosmic music and readings for May the Fourth – “Star Wars Sunday!” (In person @ Congregation Beth Israel)