Sep
15
7:00 PM19:00

Love in the Time of Elections

Love in the Time of Elections

Tuesday, September 15

7-8:30pm CT / 6-7:30pm MT

Online via Zoom

Join us for a Contemplative Underground workshop on contemplative prayer and nonviolent resistance during a critical election season for our country.

Together we will explore what Christian love means in our current national context, working through the basics of contemplative practice and nonviolence, everyday nonviolent action during a campaign and on election day, and resistance as contemplative nonviolence.

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Sep
16
5:45 PM17:45

Adult Formation: Calls Are Not Just for Clergy

Adult Formation meets this Wednesday, September 16, to continue a series Mtr. Kate has titled “Calls Are Not Just for Clergy”.

We will meet in the Youth Conference Room, 3rd floor of the Parish House at 5:45 PM for Evening Prayer, then continue with study from 6:00-7:00 PM. Please use the door by the parking lot and take the elevator to the 3rd floor. All are welcome!

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Sep
17
5:30 PM17:30

Eighth Anniversary Foundation Day Celebration

Incarnation Monastery

3020 Belvedere Blvd., Omaha, NE

You're invited to the lawn of Incarnation Monastery for our Eighth Anniversary Foundation Day Celebration on Thursday, September 17.

We will join together in prayer and welcome new Oblates, Oblate Candidates, and Young Adult Residents into our community. Worship begins at 5:30pm, followed by a reception.

Please RSVP to Abby Ybay at aybay@episcopal-ne.org. We hope to see you there!

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Sep
23
5:45 PM17:45

Adult Formation: Calls Are Not Just for Clergy

Adult Formation meets this Wednesday, September 23, to continue a series Mtr. Kate has titled “Calls Are Not Just for Clergy”.

We will meet in the Youth Conference Room, 3rd floor of the Parish House at 5:45 PM for Evening Prayer, then continue with study from 6:00-7:00 PM. Please use the door by the parking lot and take the elevator to the 3rd floor. All are welcome!

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Oct
3
10:00 AM10:00

Unplug the Christmas Machine

St Andrew's Episcopal Church

925 S 84th Street, Omaha, NE 68114

This year, take an early opportunity to rest and reflect with Episcopalians from around the area, using materials from Unplug the Christmas Machine, a guidebook written by Jo Robinson and Jean Coppock Staeheli.

We will meet for a workshop led by Mother Kate Hennessy-Keimig and Father Ben Varnum. Lunch is included and childcare is available upon request.

Thanks to underwriting from Bishop Barker, a registration fee of $15 covers lunch and materials, with a suggested additional fee of $15 for childcare through the event. Scholarships are available on request. 

Register here.

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Sep
9
5:45 PM17:45

Adult Formation: Calls Are Not Just for Clergy

Adult Formation meets this Wednesday, September 9, to continue a series Mtr. Kate has titled “Calls Are Not Just for Clergy”.

We will meet in the Youth Conference Room, 3rd floor of the Parish House at 5:45 PM for Evening Prayer, then continue with study from 6:00-7:00 PM. Please use the door by the parking lot and take the elevator to the 3rd floor. All are welcome!

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Sep
5
10:00 AM10:00

Annual Cathedral Choir Retreat

Annual Cathedral Choir Retreat

Come join us for a singing fellowship day to begin the new choral year of celebrating God through music.

We will be featuring an introduction to the anthems we’ll be hearing this fall, and lunch will be provided. Join us from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM in the choir room.

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Sep
2
6:00 PM18:00

Music Ministry Resumes

Music Ministry Resumes

The Bell Choir and Cathedral Choir invite you to join them in making joyful music together. New ringers and singers are invited as we begin the new season.

If you know your colors and can count to 4, consider ringing with the Bell Choir once a month. It's fun! Rehearsals begin September 2nd and are weekly, on Wednesday evenings from 6:00- 6:50PM.

The Cathedral Choir is inviting additional singers on all parts! If you love to sing but are unsure of your abilities, we have vocal leaders willing to mentor you! Come give us a try. Rehearsals begin September 2nd and we meet weekly from 7:00 - 8:30PM. Volunteer singers may choose to sing once, twice, thrice or four times each month, as is convenient for your schedule. 

Contact Laura Petry, Director of Music, for more information. music@trinityepiscopal.org

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Sep
2
5:45 PM17:45

Adult Formation: Calls Are Not Just for Clergy

Adult Formation meets this Wednesday, September 2, to begin a series Mtr. Kate has titled “Calls Are Not Just for Clergy”.

We will meet in the Youth Conference Room, 3rd floor of the Parish House at 5:45 PM for Evening Prayer, then continue with study from 6:00-7:00 PM. Please use the door by the parking lot and take the elevator to the 3rd floor. All are welcome!

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Jul
18
7:30 AM07:30

Heartland Pride Parade

Trinity will march with the Episcopal Diocese of Nebraska in the 2026 Heartland Pride Parade and host a booth at the Pride Festival on Saturday, July 18. 

  • Marchers may meet at the cathedral at 7:30 AM to decorate the truck.

  • We will walk together to our spot in the parade at 8:45 AM

  • The parade begins at 9:30 AM.

  • Trinity will also host a booth at the festival from 12:00 - 5 PM.

To learn more about Heartland Pride, please visit heartlandpride.org.

Trinity at Heartland Pride 2025 — Trinity Episcopal Cathedral


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Fifth Annual Pride Mass
Jul
15
7:00 PM19:00

Fifth Annual Pride Mass

Trinity Episcopal Cathedral invites the LGBTQ+ community and allies to our Fifth Annual Pride Mass on Wednesday, July 15, 2026 at 7 PM. The service features singers from the Trinity Cathedral Choir and River City Mixed Chorus. All who attend are invited to communion and worship.

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Adult Formation: The Gospel of Matthew, Chs. 24-25
Jul
8
5:45 PM17:45

Adult Formation: The Gospel of Matthew, Chs. 24-25

For the first part of the Summer, we will, as is our custom, be studying the primary Gospel of the Season. This year is the Gospel of Matthew. We will be exploring this Gospel from the perspective of the Five Great Discourses. This week, we will cover Chapters 24-25, focusing on the Discourse on the End Times.

Many scholars believe that the five-discourse design on Matthew’s part was deliberate and was modeled on the structure of the Pentateuch (the first five books of the Old Testament), or that he may be presenting the Gospel as a new Torah and Jesus as a new and greater Moses. Each of the sections contain a bit of context, the discourse and end with the refrain, “When Jesus had finished saying these things,” or similar words.

We will begin at 5:45 p.m. with Evening Prayer, followed by our session from 6 to 7 p.m. in the Clarkson Center.

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Celebration Service: 250th Anniversary of our Nation and our Church
Jul
4
9:30 AM09:30

Celebration Service: 250th Anniversary of our Nation and our Church

Join us for an efficient celebration prayer service in the Fountain Courtyard on Saturday, July 4 at 9:30 am. This will commemorate how the birth of these United States and the establishment of The Episcopal Church are inextricably linked. This nation was born by revolution to cast off the bondage of monarchy and step into the liberty of self-governance by peers. That catapulted this denomination out of the Church of England, with the monarch of England as our head, into the experiment of The Episcopal Church. History shows our legacy is not always wise or compassionate, but there is no doubt we have had a profound impact on the formation of this nation and the Anglican Communion.


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Adult Formation: The Gospel of Matthew, Ch. 18
Jul
1
5:45 PM17:45

Adult Formation: The Gospel of Matthew, Ch. 18

For the first part of the Summer, we will, as is our custom, be studying the primary Gospel of the Season. This year is the Gospel of Matthew. We will be exploring this Gospel from the perspective of the Five Great Discourses. This week, we will cover Chapter 18, focusing on the Discourse on the Church.

Many scholars believe that the five-discourse design on Matthew’s part was deliberate and was modeled on the structure of the Pentateuch (the first five books of the Old Testament), or that he may be presenting the Gospel as a new Torah and Jesus as a new and greater Moses. Each of the sections contain a bit of context, the discourse and end with the refrain, “When Jesus had finished saying these things,” or similar words.

We will begin at 5:45 p.m. with Evening Prayer, followed by our session from 6 to 7 p.m. in the Clarkson Center.

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Adult Formation: The Gospel of Matthew, Ch. 13
Jun
24
5:45 PM17:45

Adult Formation: The Gospel of Matthew, Ch. 13

For the first part of the Summer, we will, as is our custom, be studying the primary Gospel of the Season. This year is the Gospel of Matthew. We will be exploring this Gospel from the perspective of the Five Great Discourses. This week, we will cover Chapter 13, focusing on the parables about the Kingdom of Heaven.

Many scholars believe that the five-discourse design on Matthew’s part was deliberate and was modeled on the structure of the Pentateuch (the first five books of the Old Testament), or that he may be presenting the Gospel as a new Torah and Jesus as a new and greater Moses. Each of the sections contain a bit of context, the discourse and end with the refrain, “When Jesus had finished saying these things,” or similar words.

We will begin at 5:45 p.m. with Evening Prayer, followed by our session from 6 to 7 p.m. in the Clarkson Center.

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Adult Formation: The Gospel of Matthew, Ch. 10
Jun
17
5:45 PM17:45

Adult Formation: The Gospel of Matthew, Ch. 10

For the first part of the Summer, we will, as is our custom, be studying the primary Gospel of the Season. This year is the Gospel of Matthew. We will be exploring this Gospel from the perspective of the Five Great Discourses. This week, we will cover Chapter 10, focusing on the commissioning of the Apostles.

Many scholars believe that the five-discourse design on Matthew’s part was deliberate and was modeled on the structure of the Pentateuch (the first five books of the Old Testament), or that he may be presenting the Gospel as a new Torah and Jesus as a new and greater Moses. Each of the sections contain a bit of context, the discourse and end with the refrain, “When Jesus had finished saying these things,” or similar words.

We will begin at 5:45 p.m. with Evening Prayer, followed by our session from 6 to 7 p.m. in the Clarkson Center.

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Jun
11
6:00 PM18:00

Tables of Hope Fundraiser Dinner at The Benedictine Way

The community of The Benedictine Way invites donors to purchase a seat at this year’s Tables of Hope Fundraiser! Tickets are $50/person. There is one dinner with seats available: A Bite of Bavaria on June 11 (made by chef Rick Keimig). The fundraising event begins at 6 PM with a tour of our urban gardens and food pantry, followed by a meal at Incarnation Monastery. All funds raised benefit St. Benedict's Ministries, our food pantry and urban gardens. Buy tickets online. For info email Abby Z. Ybay, Obl/OSB: aybay@episcopal-ne.org.

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Jun
10
5:45 PM17:45

Adult Formation with Mother Kate Hennessy-Keimig+

For the first part of the Summer, we will, as is our custom, be studying the primary Gospel of the Season. This year is the Gospel of Matthew. We will be exploring this Gospel from the perspective of the Five Great Discourses. Many scholars believe that this design on Matthew’s part was deliberate and was modeled on the structure of the Pentateuch (the first five books of the OT), or that he may be presenting the gospel as a new Torah and Jesus as a new and greater Moses. Each of the sections contain a bit of context, the discourse and end with the refrain, “When Jesus had finished saying these things,” or similar words.

Our meeting dates and reading schedule are as follows:

6/10 Chapters 5-7 focusing on the Sermon on the Mount

6/17 Chapter 10 focusing on the commissioning of the Apostles

6/24 Chapter 13 focusing on the parables about the Kingdom of Heaven

7/1 Chapter 18 focusing on the Discourse on the Church

7/8 Chapters 24-25 focusing on the Discourse on the End Times

We will begin at 5:45 with evening Prayer, followed by our session from 6:00-7:00 pm in the Clarkson Center.


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Jun
7
12:20 PM12:20

Discussion on Trinity’s Sustainable Future

Please join us in Gardner Hall on Sunday, June 7 at 12:20 PM for lively discussion on securing Trinity’s future! The program will feature remarks from Dean Clark on continuing to build a sustainable future for our Cathedral community, along with short videos introducing the key elements of Invite, Welcome, Connect (IWC). We will also explore how the IWC framework can strengthen both existing ministries and new initiatives.

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Easter Adult Formation: Prayer
May
20
5:45 PM17:45

Easter Adult Formation: Prayer

Our Easter Season Adult Formation will explore prayer as a means of growing our spiritual lives and drawing closer to God. This study will meet Apr. 22, 29, May 6, and 20. We will not meet May 13. Adult Formation begins at 5:45 PM for Evening Prayer, followed by study from 6-7 PM in the Clarkson Conference Room. All are welcome!

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An Evening of Art & Music Honoring Women Faith Leaders
May
8
5:30 PM17:30

An Evening of Art & Music Honoring Women Faith Leaders

Join us for the unveiling of Trinity’s St. Julian of Norwich Memorial Statue, by Littleton Alston, followed by our Music Showcase Fundraiser on Friday, May 8. RSVP to the Cathedral office at office@trinityepiscopal.org or (402) 342-7010. Proceeds benefit Trinity’s Arts & Music Programs.

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Easter Adult Formation: Prayer
May
6
5:45 PM17:45

Easter Adult Formation: Prayer

Our Easter Season Adult Formation will explore prayer as a means of growing our spiritual lives and drawing closer to God. This study will meet Apr. 22, 29, May 6, and 20. We will not meet May 13. Adult Formation begins at 5:45 PM for Evening Prayer, followed by study from 6-7 PM in the Clarkson Conference Room. All are welcome!

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Easter Adult Formation: Prayer
Apr
29
5:45 PM17:45

Easter Adult Formation: Prayer

Our Easter Season Adult Formation will explore prayer as a means of growing our spiritual lives and drawing closer to God. This study will meet Apr. 22, 29, May 6, and 20. We will not meet May 13. Adult Formation begins at 5:45 PM for Evening Prayer, followed by study from 6-7 PM in the Clarkson Conference Room. All are welcome!

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Easter Adult Formation: Prayer
Apr
22
5:45 PM17:45

Easter Adult Formation: Prayer

Our Easter Season Adult Formation will explore prayer as a means of growing our spiritual lives and drawing closer to God. This study will meet Apr. 22, 29, May 6, and 20. We will not meet May 13. Adult Formation begins at 5:45 PM for Evening Prayer, followed by study from 6-7 PM in the Clarkson Conference Room. All are welcome!

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