You’re invited to attend the Cantare! fundraising concert, Sumer is Icumen In: A Concert Heralding Summer, at Kountze Memorial Lutheran Church (2650 Farnam Street) on Sunday June 1, 2025 at 6 PM. Proceeds support the Cantare! outreach programs for youth, elders, and veterans.
Trinity’s Easter Adult Formation study concludes on June 4, discussing Bishop Mariann Budde’s book, How we Learn to be Brave.
Trinity’s Easter Adult Formation study continues, discussing Bishop Mariann Budde’s book, How we Learn to be Brave. Dates for this study are May 21 and June 4.
Trinity’s Easter Adult Formation study continues, discussing Bishop Mariann Budde’s book, How we Learn to be Brave. Dates for this study are May 14 and 21, and June 4.
Trinity’s “Sing of Spring” Music Showcase Fundraiser is coming up on Sunday, May 11 at 4 PM! Come to the Cathedral to enjoy selections by our wonderful musicians of all ages.
On Tuesday, May 6 at 7 PM, Trinity Cathedral will join with Together and ten Omaha-area religious institutions for a special interfaith service at First United Methodist Church (7020 Cass Street).
Trinity’s Easter Adult Formation study continues, discussing Bishop Mariann Budde’s book, How we Learn to be Brave. Dates for this study are Apr. 30, May 14 and 21, and June 4.
Registration for our diocesan youth summer camp, Camp Canterbury, is OPEN online here. Parents may register children now, or in the Clarkson Conference Room on Sunday, Apr. 27 after both services.
Trinity’s Easter Adult Formation study begins Wednesday, April 23, discussing Bishop Mariann Budde’s book, How we Learn to be Brave. Dates for this study are Apr. 23 and 30, May 14 and 21, and June 4.
Celebrate the Resurrection of Lord on Sunday, April 20! Our second service will be a festive, Rite II Holy Eucharist at 10:30 AM in the Cathedral.
Join us for some family fun on Easter morning! Activities and treats will be in held in the Ocander Gallery at 9:30 AM on Sunday, April 20.
Celebrate the Resurrection of Lord on Sunday, April 20! Our first service will be a festive, Rite I Holy Eucharist at 8:30 AM in the Cathedral.
The Great Vigil of Easter will be held at 7 PM on Saturday, April 19 in the Cathedral. The lighting of the new fire will occur in the courtyard on 18th Street before the service begins.
Trinity’s second Good Friday Service will be held in the Cathedral. We hope you’ll join us for a choral, Rite II service at 7 PM.
Join us for a special Stations of the Cross service, designed for children and families, on Good Friday, April 18 at 5 PM in the Ocander Gallery.
Kountze Memorial Lutheran Church (2650 Farnam St.) invites the people of Trinity to their Ecumenical Good Friday Service: Seven Words from the Cross, from 12-3 PM. Our Priest Associate, Mtr. Kate Hennessy-Keimig, will offer a reflection on the fourth word.
Trinity’s first Good Friday service will be held on Cathedral Chancel at 12 PM. Join us for a quiet and contemplative Rite I service.
Trinity’s Maundy Thursday service will be a choral Holy Eucharist, Rite II with an (optional) Washing of the Feet. We hope to see you at 7 PM in the Cathedral.
On Wednesday, April 9, our Adult Formation group will finish our reflection on a study by Kate Bowler called The Hardest Part: Hurt we Carry, Hope we Find. We meet at 5:45 PM for evening prayer followed by our study from 6-7 PM in the Clarkson Conference Room.
Gather with our Pauli Murray study group in the Clarkson Center before attending the RCMC Rebel With a Cause Concert on Saturday, April 5, 7:05 PM! Email Dean Clark to RSVP for discounted tickets.
During the season of Lent, our Adult Formation group will reflect on a study by Kate Bowler called The Hardest Part: Hurt we Carry, Hope we Find. We meet at 5:45 PM for evening prayer followed by our study from 6-7 PM in the Clarkson Conference Room.
On Saturdays at 4:30 PM, Trinity will lead a five-week Christian education series, Building True Community, about The Rev. Dr. Pauli Murray. A Lenten soup dinner will follow each study in the Clarkson Center.
Trinity will hold a special service on the Eve of The Annunciation of Our Lord, Monday, Mar. 24, at 7 PM in the Nativity Chapel. Join our Chapel Worship Team for a contemplative, Rite I service. Enter through the red door on Capitol Ave.
On Saturdays at 4:30 PM, Trinity will lead a five-week Christian education series, Building True Community, about The Rev. Dr. Pauli Murray. A Lenten soup dinner will follow each study in the Clarkson Center.
During the season of Lent, our Adult Formation group will reflect on a study by Kate Bowler called The Hardest Part: Hurt we Carry, Hope we Find. We meet at 5:45 PM for evening prayer followed by our study from 6-7 PM in the Clarkson Conference Room.
On Saturdays at 4:30 PM, Trinity will lead a five-week Christian education series, Building True Community, about The Rev. Dr. Pauli Murray. A Lenten soup dinner will follow each study in the Clarkson Center.
During the season of Lent, our Adult Formation group will reflect on a study by Kate Bowler called The Hardest Part: Hurt we Carry, Hope we Find. We meet at 5:45 PM for evening prayer followed by our study from 6-7 PM in the Clarkson Conference Room.
On Saturdays at 4:30 PM, Trinity will lead a five-week Christian education series, Building True Community, about The Rev. Dr. Pauli Murray. A Lenten soup dinner will follow each study in the Clarkson Center.
Our second Ash Wednesday service will be a choral service using Rite II language. Join us in the Cathedral at 7 PM for Holy Eucharist, the Distribution of Ashes, and the beginning of a Holy Lent.
In this Epiphany study, we will explore the theme of “What Would Jesus Have Us Do?” through focused meditation and study on Scripture passages and identifying some strategies to help us move past the obstacles of the “doing.”
In this Epiphany study, we will explore the theme of “What Would Jesus Have Us Do?” through focused meditation and study on Scripture passages and identifying some strategies to help us move past the obstacles of the “doing.”
In this Epiphany study, we will explore the theme of “What Would Jesus Have Us Do?” through focused meditation and study on Scripture passages and identifying some strategies to help us move past the obstacles of the “doing.”
