Rest, Listen, Move, Reflect - A Sensory Worship Experience

As you enter historic Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in the candlelight at 6pm on Sunday evening at 6pm, your senses will be awakened as the walls covered in mosaics and the sweeping stainglass windows surround you. Listen to musicians who play ancient instruments like the oud and chant the psalms in armenian while hyms are recast with a world music sound. Walk the via sacra or 'sacred way' where you'll encounter questions to ponder, items to touch and take away with you and candles to light for people and situations in your life. All of this is set inside the worship prayers and readings.

As you enter historic Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in the candlelight at 6pm on Sunday evening at 6pm, your senses will be awakened as the walls covered in mosaics and the sweeping stainglass windows surround you. Listen to musicians who play ancient instruments like the oud and chant the psalms in armenian while hyms are recast with a world music sound. Walk the via sacra or 'sacred way' where you'll encounter questions to ponder, items to touch and take away with you and candles to light for people and situations in your life. All of this is set inside the worship prayers and readings.

As you enter historic Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in the candlelight at 6pm on Sunday evening at 6pm, your senses will be awakened as the walls covered in mosaics and the sweeping stainglass windows surround you. Listen to musicians who play ancient instruments like the oud and chant the psalms in armenian while hyms are recast with a world music sound. Walk the via sacra or 'sacred way' where you'll encounter questions to ponder, items to touch and take away with you and candles to light for people and situations in your life. All of this is set inside the worship prayers and readings.

As you enter historic Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in the candlelight at 6pm on Sunday evening at 6pm, your senses will be awakened as the walls covered in mosaics and the sweeping stainglass windows surround you. Listen to musicians who play ancient instruments like the oud and chant the psalms in armenian while hyms are recast with a world music sound. Walk the via sacra or 'sacred way' where you'll encounter questions to ponder, items to touch and take away with you and candles to light for people and situations in your life. All of this is set inside the worship prayers and readings.