We invite you to join us as we commemorate 14 key events that led up to Jesus' crucifixion. The service allows us to put ourselves in our Savior's sandals along that journey.

Services will be held at 6:30 p.m. on each Friday during Lent. All are invited to attend, but please note: the service will be conducted in Spanish, but a handout with an English translation will be provided.

Te invitamos a conmemorar los 14 eventos clave de la crucifixión de Cristo. También es una invitación para que nos coloquemos dentro de ese viaje.

The musical "Hamilton" prompted many, including the author, Bishop Rose Husdon-Wilkin to reflect on themes such as Identity and Belonging, Ambition and Temptation, Forgiveness and Redemption, Love and Sacrifice, and Hope and Courage through Adversity. Join the clergy of Trinity as we explore the themes of this book during a 5-week zoom series during Lent.

We hope to have copies of the book available for purchase at Trinity soon. You may also order it online here.

In effort to resolve the National Blood Shortage, Trinity is hosting a community blood drive. Please consider scheduling an appointment to give blood. For information regarding the blood shortage click here. Use the button below to reserve your spot to donate.

If you are one of the more than 20 who have already signed up, thank you! To save time on donation day, you can begin the check-in process by completing an online pre-donation and health history questionnaire from your mobile device or the Blood Donor App on the day of your appointment. To learn more about this process, go to RedCrossBlood.org/RapidPass.

If you have any further questions or need help making your appointment, reach out to Clarissa Ortiz.

Be a part of the crew and join the kids at Garfield Elementary to plant the spring vegetables. Starting at 8:00 a.m. and stay as long as you want. We will meet at the corner of McKinley, and 14th St. Bring your gardening clothes, hat, and gloves to dig into the fun.

Ever wonder why we do what we do? Are you curious about the Episcopal Church -- how we're sometimes very formal and other times quite relaxed? Are you interested in how the church has shaped our beliefs through our prayers? Would you like to be confirmed, received as an Episcopalian, or have your faith formally reaffirmed?

If you answer 'yes' to any of these questions, this class is right for you! Join the Dean and friends for 6 weeks (3/20, 3/27, 4/3, 4/24, 5/1, & 5/8) on Sunday mornings as we explore our life and our faith together. All are welcome!

Baptism for babies, children, or adult is at the heart of our journey of faith as disciples of Jesus Christ. Taking this step and being baptized is a beautiful experience at any age.

As an adult seeking to be baptized, we're excited to invite you and join us at this year's Easter Vigil on the evening of Saturday, April 16, 7:00 p.m.

Learn more about the Christian faith and are ready to be baptized, contact The Very Rev. Troy Mendez at troy@trinitycathedral.com

A half-hour guided tour of Trinity’s magnificent windows designed and installed in the 1960s by Glassart Studio, following the worship service at 12:10 p.m.

Where do you think Trinity Cathedral and the city of Phoenix will be between now and 2040? Share your vision for our future on the Trinity Prophet Post-It Board in the Cathedral. Join us for the kick off Sunday, March 13 in Atwood Hall after the 10:00 a.m. service.

Join us at Garfield Elementary School’s Garden on the Corner and enjoy paella, a classic Spanish rice dish, courtesy of award-winning Chef Doug Robson, owner of Gallo Blanco and Otro. During your visit, tour the Corner garden, meet Garfield alumna and Principal Sylvia Bernal, talk to Trinity member Kathryn Hudson about our Food Pantry partnership, see the 10 additional garden boxes provided by Trinity Cathedral, and meet the dozens of chickens each named by the school children. Trinity’s Olney Gallery director, Manny Burruel, will introduce you to his on-site mural, entitled “Grizzly Pride.”

Mar 20 - Ilona Kubiaczyk-Adler

Mar 27 - Ashley Strawser

Apr 3 - Jenny Nam

All performances in this series are free of charge and do not require registration.

Tristyn Bustamante, Barbara Kemp Cowlin, Freddie Lieberman, and Darlene Ritter tell a story in “Life Patterns.”

Tristyn Bustamante is interested in imagining the future of AI systems and the natural world as influenced by humans. Bustamante has a Master of Fine Arts from Arizona State University and teaches at Northern Arizona University.

Barbara Kemp Cowlin paints to address the dichotomy between reality and fantasy. She observes the solid structures of the built environment. She has a Master in Community College Education-Art/Printmaking from Northern Arizona University.

Freddie Lieberman Paints using many overlapping glazes, paints, and embellishments to create intriguing color combinations and shapes. She has a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art Education from the University of Illinois/Champaign Urbana.

Darlene Ritter uses movement, color, and texture in her paintings and is influenced by geometry. She has a Master of Art Education from California State University and spent 40 years as a teacher.

If you are interested in becoming a reader, chalice bearer or acolyte, there is a sign-up sheet on the desk in the Olney Gallery, or you can email Deacon Myra Kingsley at myra@trinitycathedral.com.