All baptized persons who receive Communion in their own church are invited to join us in receiving Communion. Confirmation expresses a mature commitment to Christ and the reception of the Holy Spirit. It is administered by the laying on of hands by a bishop. Regular confirmation classes are held in the parish for adults and young adults. Clergy and lay people assist a person in discerning a call to the ordained ministry.
Christian marriage is a life-long union between a man and a woman.
At least one of the couple must be a baptized Christian and is expected to be a member, or a child of a member, of Trinity Church. Permission for the marriage must be received from the clergy before any plans for the wedding are made public, and several sessions of pre-marital counseling and testing are required. The clergy visit in hospitals and homes to anoint and minister to the ill and infirm.