Coming Events
In addition to Holy Trinity hosted events and special services, Holy Trinity is the venue of choice for many community events including concerts, theatre productions, meetings, fundraisers, and all sorts of other group events. Please see below for a listing of services and events happening at Holy Trinity. Click on any event/date below to learn more about it!
To learn more about our weekly services and service times, please click here.
If you are interested in booking Holy Trinity for an event, please visit our Venue Rentals page.
Events Calendar:
July 25, 2021
Sunday Worship: Livestream & In Person
July 25, 2021
You are invited to join us for livestream worship each Sunday at 10:30AM, or join us in person! Livestream worship happens each week on our Facebook page. We hope to "see you" online, or in person at the church. All are welcome!
Farewell Picnic
July 25, 2021
You are invited to join us for a farewell picnic lunch for Rev. Eileen on Sunday, July 25th, following the 10:30 service. Rev. Eileen will soon be leaving to start her new position as Pastor of Palmer Moravian Church in Pennsylvania, and July 25th will be her last Sunday with us. As we cannot yet have shared food together, please bring your own picnic lunch for you/your family, as well as your picnic blanket or lawn chairs. Even if you're not able to come to the Sunday service that day, please still plan to stop by the picnic to say farewell to Rev. Eileen.
Community Concert
July 25, 2021
Brass Monkey Arts presents outdoor Community Concerts at HTAC this July
Sunday, July 4 from 2-3PM: Bill Bourne w/ Paul Steffes
Thursday, July 8 from 6-7PM: Anne Vriend
Sunday, July 11 from 2-3PM: Kevin Cook v/ Cam Neufeld
Thursday, July 15 from 6-7PM: Vissia
Sunday, July 18 from 2-3PM: Ancient Jammers
Thursday, July 22 from 6-7PM: Ken Stead
Sunday, July 25 from 2-3PM: Joe Nolan
Thursday, July 29 from 6-7PM: Kevin Cook with Cam Neufeld
Please bring your own chair or blanket, food and beverages, and please practice safe distancing.
All concerts are free to the public. Donations go completely to the performers.
Brass Monkey Community Concerts are supported by Edmonton Arts Council and the City of Edmonton.