Welcome to Trinity!
Trinity is an Anglican church in Atlanta seeking to be a joyful, grounded community of disciples who are learning to love God, love our city, and walk faithfully with Jesus.
We’re glad you’re here! Keep reading below to learn more about Trinity, or click the button to fill out our simple connection form, and we’ll help you take your next step at Trinity.
A joyful community.
We gather
every Sunday
at 9am &
11am.
Sundays are the primary way we gather as a church to worship together, learn from Scripture, pray for one another, and create space to hear from the Holy Spirit. Whether you are exploring faith or looking for a church home, we look forward to seeing you soon!
Join us in person:
2270 Defoor Hills Rd NW
Atlanta, GA 30318
Five Core Commitments
We exist to be a joyful community of disciples who together:
Embody practices and postures that lead to the restoration of our whole person
Make space for meaningful and reconciled relationships
Participate in God’s kingdom work by using our gifts locally and throughout the world
Experience the love of God and life in the Holy Spirit
Invite people into friendship with Jesus
These commitments shape everything we do—from worship to community life to mission.
Beliefs
We are joyfully Anglican. Anglicanism allows us to hold together Scripture, tradition, and the ongoing work of the Holy Spirit. It grounds our faith in ancient practices while inviting us to live them out faithfully in our present context.
Our beliefs are best expressed through the historic creeds of the Church—the Apostles’ Creed, the Nicene Creed, and the Athanasian Creed. By affirming these creeds, we join Christians across cultures and centuries in confessing our faith in the one God who creates, redeems, and restores all things.
Holy Communion is at the center of our worship each week. We gather around the Lord’s Table to remember Jesus’ death and resurrection and to receive his grace in the bread and wine. There, Christ nourishes us together as his people and sends us to love and serve the world. We invite all who are baptized, have faith in Jesus, have repented of sin, are seeking reconciliation in their relationships, and are committed to following him to receive Communion.
Three Streams Approach
We take a “three streams” approach to faith and worship. It is our conviction that this approach encourages humility, maturity, and a healthy appreciation for diversity.
Evangelical
When we say that we are “evangelical,” we mean that we take seriously God’s command to speak about and live like Jesus. We preach and teach from the Bible because we believe it is the inspired word of God, and our desire is for all people to enter into a saving relationship with Jesus.
Charismatic
When we say that we are “charismatic,” we mean that we believe God is present and active among his people. We anticipate the work of the Holy Spirit in the life of the church for the conviction of sin, the illumination of truth, and the restoration of all things.
Liturgical
When we say that we are “liturgical,” we mean that we value the longevity of historic tradition, the rhythms of the church calendar, the consistency of a lectionary-based teaching plan, and our connection to the global Church.
Leadership
Under the care of our bishops, Trinity is a pastor-led, staff-implemented, vestry-supported church.
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An Anglican bishop is a member of the clergy who has been commissioned to oversee the work of a group of churches and the pastors (priests and deacons) who serve them. That group of churches is called a “diocese.” In a certain sense, a bishop is a pastor to pastors. Bishops share a special responsibility to maintain and further the unity of the Church, to uphold its discipline, and to guard its faith.
Jeff Bailey is our bishop. Todd Hunter is the founder of our diocese, Churches for the Sake of Others (C4SO).
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Trinity's staff is made up of people who are committed to the pastoral, operational, and overall care of our church.
Our staff has two key decision-making groups; the Senior Leadership Team (SLT) and the Ministry Leadership Team (MLT). The SLT includes the Lead Pastor and direct reports. The SLT is responsible for the overall vision and values of Trinity. The MLT comprises the SLT members and the leaders overseeing each of Trinity's ministry areas. The MLT is responsible for strategy and operations.
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The purpose of the vestry is to support the church's mission and culture, support the senior pastor, model sacrificial leadership, and uphold the church's financial integrity.
Vestry members serve staggered three-year terms. The Senior Warden is an officer of the vestry who helps lead the vestry together with the Lead Pastor. The Junior Warden is an officer who assists the Senior Warden and Lead Pastor and is designated to serve as the next Senior Warden. The Chancellor is an officer of the vestry whose role is to provide general legal counsel to the vestry as these issues come up in the life of the church.
Affiliation & Family of Churches
Trinity is a part of Churches for the Sake of Others (C4SO), a diocese in the Anglican Church of North America.
We have a deep heart for resourcing and planting new churches in the metro Atlanta area. We do this through the Trinity Network. Learn more about the churches that make up the network by clicking on the logos below.
Position Papers
It is our conviction that clarity is kindness. To that end we have from time-to-time written down our positions on some of the more pressing issues of our time. Click the links below for more on each topic.