Chapel is a meaningful part of life at Trinity and plays an important role in helping students grow spiritually throughout the school year. Through worship, service, and reflection, students are encouraged to develop a strong spiritual foundation and live out their faith with purpose and compassion.
Beginning School students gather for chapel Monday through Thursday, which supports reflection, worship, and community.
Lower and Middle School students attend Chapel twice each week, where students from multiple grade levels participate together through readings, suffrages, and serving as Chapel Buddies, acolytes, and crucifers. These roles strengthen leadership, responsibility, and connections across the school community.
Faith learning is further supported through school-wide ingathering, Virtue of the Month lessons, and cherished traditions such as Blessing of the Pets, Stations of the Cross, Ash Wednesday, and Lessons and Carols with our first-grade students. Middle School students also have the opportunity to deepen their understanding of Scripture through after-school Bible Study, engaging in thoughtful discussion, reflection, and faith-based learning within a supportive community.
Together, these experiences reflect Trinity’s commitment to educating the whole child — mind, body, and spirit.