Trinity Church is a wonderful, welcoming community of believers of the Good News. They strive to…read morebring the word of God and the teachings of Christ to the unchurched and to deepen the connection of those that attend services here. They also have a pre-school program during the week that combines the general education requirements of the state with a Christian education. They have a new, energetic pastor, a absolutely wonderful praise band, youth programs, children's church on Sunday (while the parents are enjoying the regular service) and so very much more. Sunday service is at 10:30 am.

Trinity Evangelical Free Church is an Evangelical Free Church (http://www.efca.org) located in…read moreWoodbridge, CT. I visited the church on October 18, 2009 (a cold rainy Sunday). The service began at 9:30 AM and ended about 10:45 AM (there is also an 11 AM service). This is a medium-sized church. The pews had capacity for 320, and I counted about 65 attenders (again, this was one of two services and a cold, wet morning which likely depressed attendance somewhat). The people are warm and friendly, but did not seek out visitors. The dress is business casual - there were people in sweatshirts and people in suits and ties - and the worship style is blended contemporary (worship band with guitars, drums, and violins) and traditional (organ and piano). The service was mostly music - both congregational singing and an old-fashioned choir that was well-trained and directed - with a mid-length sermon that was topical (on being "blessed", drawn from verses in Ephesians, Deuteronomy, and Acts - the church uses the New International Version (http://www.biblica.com/niv) of the Bible). Communion was also celebrated with elders handing out the elements. Overall, it was a comfortable experience at the church. The music was excellent, played by skilled individuals. And the church has a strong emphasis on service, both locally and internationally.

Beautiful church. With a very long history. Be sure to check out the tour of the crypt underneath…read morethe church very interesting.

I am only reviewing the building/architecture and not the functioning church. The orchestra that I…read moream a member of held our Fall concert in the church, as we were playing the famous "Organ Symphony" No. 3 by Saint Saens. The church has a very nice space characterized by high, arching ceilings, a large circular stained glass window in the center surrounded by taller stained glass windows on either side. The altar area is quite large. There is a very fine pipe organ that generates a magnificent sound in the large hall. Pews are cushioned to make sitting more comfortable. Seating capacity is approx. 250. The feel inside this church is of an old, venerable area to worship. If this is what you are looking for, then this church would fit your needs.

An update - this church has changed for the better! The other review here was accurate for the…read moretime it was written (not by me), but that was a number of years ago under the old Pastor. He would be the first to tell you that he wasn't a good singer. The new Pastor (Ryan Mills) is fabulous. Not only is he young and energetic, his sermons are uplifting and enlightening. They are also solidly based in the Lutheran faith and applicable to real life. I have heard a lot of sermons, and I can honestly say that his are the best I have encountered. He hosts bible study before service and it is excellent (I can't believe how many other churches don't even offer bible study). His singing is spot-on (if that's what really matters to you) and he even sings the extended portions of the service that most pastors just read aloud. On a personal level, he is really the kind of person that makes you feel special and at home. His wife is also an ELCA pastor and excellent in her own right. The choir and cantoring are good. It is true that not many people in the congregation sing in harmony, but I don't think that is fair to expect either - it all depends on who is there that day. Sometimes there will be Yale School of Music students in attendance and there is harmony galore. As far as the young adults go, there is a great group. There are certainly singles though (especially when the local colleges are in session), but again it depends on the day. The congregation is growing, so there are new people all the time. Lastly, the setting is absolutely gorgeous. The Word of course can be spread anywhere (wherever 2 or 3 are gathered), but Trinity Lutheran feels like a real church. It's nice to have that feeling that something is greater than yourself, and this helps. Absolutely worth a look!

What a welcoming and active parish! Love coming to Mass here. They do a lot of charitable works for…read morethe local community and have a huge Attic Treasures sale in the summer.

Trinity is a fantastic church! So I just had to review!…read moreGotta share the news about this place with each one of you :-) They have 2 services on Sunday mornings and evenings, and the congregation is very diverse and friendly-seeming. They always have uplifting music led by talented members of the church fam, and there are tons of small groups throughout the week- you can join one of 'em. I haven't tried Sunday school yet (9AM Sundays), but it's on my list. Come on down to Trinity, for a Jesus experience that can't be missed!

Beautiful church with strong Polish identity. I thoroughly enjoyed attending Mass here.read more

Beautiful cathedral, friendly people, Latin mass was very reverent. Will definitely be coming backread more

Absolutely beautiful and peaceful inside.read more

The prettiest church I've ever been to! Just unbelievably beautiful. Pictures do no justice. What…read morean amazing opportunity I had to be invited to a wedding here last weekend. I'll forever cherish the memories made here!

This is a judgement free church and I will have to say; that's the thing I love about it. Everyone…read moreisn't all in your bitness trying to preach at you or tell you that you are not worthy of Gods love cause you are a sinner. Everyone is relaxed and really focused on the real reason why you go to church. The pastor is awesome and such a great guy. He really gets to know every last member and reaches out to those in need. The worship is great and enjoyable. It is a tight knit community here and everyone looks out for one another.