PHASE III CAPITAL CAMPAIGN

Worship the LORD

In the Psalms, we are invited to ‘worship the LORD in the beauty of holiness’ (Psalm 96:9). This simple yet powerful idea has been central to Christians since the time of the Apostles. The earliest Christians met in simple homes or hidden spots, yet they adorned their worship with joyful songs, reverent prayers, and loving fellowship that honored God. Beauty enriched their worship and opened a small window into the new creation.

This love for beautiful worship shines brightly in the Anglican way at Holy Trinity Anglican Church. From the poetic words of the Book of Common Prayer, to the joyous hymns of praise and thanksgiving found in the rhythms of our liturgical year, or the warmth of welcome we offer new visitors, the proclamation of the word and celebration of the sacraments, we have long shown that beauty is essential to our worship.

Humble Beginnings

Holy Trinity began humbly – a small group breaking bread and praising Jesus by the grace of God. We grew from rented store fronts and school gyms to our permanent home on Bozeman Road. Already our community has outgrown our worship space from our first phase.

So it is with prayerful and grateful hearts that we are embarking on Phase III of Holy Trinity:

A permanent nave devoted to beautiful worship

in the holiness of Jesus Christ our Lord.

Prayer and Provision

We know that ‘unless the LORD builds the house, their labor is in vain who built it’ (Psalm 127:1), so it is for this reason that we must begin first and foremost with prayer and trust in the goodness of the Holy Spirit.

God has blessed our church in so many ways throughout the years and we seek his provision to begin this beautiful new phase of Holy Trinity’s labor for the kingdom of God. ‘For we are God’s fellow workers. You are God’s field, God’s building’ (1 Cor. 3:9).

Please pray, and as the Holy Spirit leads, consider a gift toward the permanent nave of Holy Trinity. Your prayers and assistance will be a blessing as we seek to, ‘…grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. To him be the glory both now and to the day of eternity. Amen’ (2 Peter 3:18).