Music is an essential part of our life together.
Whether you love to sing, play an instrument, lead song, or explore new musical styles, there’s a place for you here. Trinity offers opportunities to participate in choirs, handbells, vocal and instrumental ensembles, and solo music leadership. Rather than dividing music into categories like “traditional” or “contemporary,” we draw from a wide range of musical traditions—local and global, ancient and emerging—as part of one unified worship service. As a Lutheran congregation within a global Christian movement, we value music that reflects the fullness of our community and welcome people of all cultures, backgrounds, and experiences to join in.
Philip McPeek
Director of Worship & Music
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Trinity is home to two adult choirs, each offering a different rhythm of music-making and connection. The Sanctuary Choir meets weekly and works on more challenging pieces—some accompanied, some a cappella, usually in four-part harmony. The Spirit Ensemble gathers monthly in members’ homes for rehearsal and shared meals, with a focus on community as much as music. Both groups help lead worship and make space for people to grow in faith and friendship. Whether you’ve sung for years or are just exploring, there’s a place for you.
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Instrumental music is integral to Trinity’s worship. Services might include guitar, violin, flute, drums, clarinet, or other instruments, depending on the season. Players of different ages and experience levels offer their gifts in ways that invite the whole congregation more deeply into prayer and song.
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Trinity’s handbell choir is a welcoming group of musicians who bring a joyful sound to worship. You don’t need prior experience with handbells to join, but the ability to read music and count rhythms is important. We rehearse regularly and play in worship every few weeks. Whether you’re an experienced ringer or looking for a new way to contribute your musical gifts, we’d love to have you.