Faith in Action. Belonging in Spirit. Rooted in tradition
At Trinity Episcopal Day School, faith is not an add-on—it is the heartbeat of who we are. As a proud Episcopal school, we exist not only to educate, but to affirm and celebrate the unique worth and beauty of every child as a creation of a loving, empowering God.
Spiritual formation is woven into the fabric of daily life through worship, community, service, and study. Our inclusive approach invites children of all faith backgrounds to explore who they are, reflect on what they believe, and discover what it means to live with meaning and purpose.
Each week, students attend chapel services that draw from the rich liturgical traditions of The Episcopal Church. Through storytelling, scripture, music, and student leadership, children learn to center themselves, lift others up, and lead with compassion. From PreK 3 through 5th grade, students take an active role—singing, reading, leading prayers, and serving as acolytes.
Signature Spiritual Experiences
Blessing of the Pets
Christmas Pageant
Student-Led Prayers
Service Projects
Episcopal School Sunday
Classroom Devotionals
Acolyte Leadership (Gr. 4-5)
Core Values & Community
Being an Episcopal school means more than weekly chapel—it means building a school culture where every person is seen, valued, and loved. Faith is expressed through relationships: the way we greet one another, the way we teach, and the way we care.
Our approach emphasizes the holistic well-being of each child—physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual. We model and teach values like gratitude, service, justice, and empathy. Through community life, daily reflection, and acts of kindness, students learn that faith is not just believed—it is lived.
Forming Faith Through Study and Service
Students engage in age-appropriate religious education that is both meaningful and academically substantive. Our curriculum introduces children to the Christian tradition while encouraging open-hearted dialogue with other faith perspectives.
Social justice is not a concept confined to upper grades—it is a lived value. Students participate in service-learning, celebrate diversity, and develop an early understanding of what it means to care for others and build a more just, inclusive world.
Why It Matters
Trinity students gain more than religious knowledge—they grow in spiritual identity, belonging, and resilience. With guidance from our school chaplain and the broader church community, students are supported in their journey of faith with care and joy.
By weaving worship, reflection, study, and justice into everyday learning, Trinity offers a foundation rooted in Christian love—one that nurtures students to become thoughtful, grounded, and compassionate individuals ready to lead lives of purpose and service.
Our Church Community
Trinity Episcopal Day School is proud to be a ministry of Trinity Episcopal Church—a welcoming, inclusive, and diverse Christian community rooted in faith, service, and love. The church’s values are deeply woven into the fabric of our school, guiding our spiritual formation and commitment to honoring the dignity of every child.
At Trinity Church, the Baptismal Covenant is more than a promise—it’s a daily practice. Parishioners strive for justice and peace among all people and seek to reflect Christ’s love through compassion, community engagement, and respect for all.
We invite you to learn more about Trinity Episcopal Church’s mission, worship services, and outreach at www.trinitybr.org.
