This working guild is responsible for preparing the altar for each worship service. This includes the weekly and seasonal worship services as well as all baptisms, weddings, funerals, and all other special services. In addition, the guild is responsible for care of the linens, candles, vessels, and vestments used by the clergy of the church.  Now open to men and women-come on, girls, bring the husband with you!

The Holy Trinity Choir graces our services with sung prayer.  Under the direction of Loretta Love, they lead the congregation in song, and sing anthems for deepening our worship time.  All are welcome to join; rehearsals are on Sunday mornings at 9:30 a.m.

This group leads our Bible studies, adult programs, Sunday School and Vacation Bible School programs for the children. They also direct the annual Christmas Pageant. Ongoing Bible Study is offered throughout the year.  Special adult programs are available in Lent, Advent and the summer.  Children's Sunday School begins each week with music, followed by a lesson and then some form of craft. A snack, memory verse and game is included in the morning routine. Vacation Bible School is based on a different theme each year and is open to the children from the neighborhood.

This committee is responsible for all communications for the church. This includes the website, Facebook, Yellow Pages, printed ads and publicity for upcoming events -- perhaps one of the most important ways of sharing the good news of this parish!  We are always looking for people to work on this ministry.

This committee heads up the church’s mission of support to the community, both internal and external.  Previously this group was two teams, the Outreach Committee and Church Growth.  In April 2010, they were combined to better address the needs of outreach and evangelism.  They are active in raising money through events such as Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper, Spring Block Sale, and other events throughout the year. This group offers support to local human service agencies as determined by the group.  They also welcome and integrate newcomers to Holy Trinity in worship and fellowship with each other. They organize and present events of interest open to the public to further our life as disciples of Jesus Christ.

These are small groups of parishioners, usually no more than 6 to 8 in a group, who meet monthly for dinner and fellowship. Each meeting is held at a different member’s home on an alternating basis.  Sign ups are held once a year in the fall, when new circles start every year.

One of the many adult fellowship groups, Episco-Pals is open to any member of the parish. It is a very informal, loose-knit group that likes to get together at various times during the year, usually pot-luck around a food theme. This group sponsors the annual Shrimp Boil and other, usually ethnic-oriented, dinners. Gatherings are generally at members' homes, but occasionally they may be held elsewhere due to the theme.

Holy Trinity is pleased to have an active hand bell choir with a full five octave set of bells.  Under the direction of Nancy Youngman, the bell choir graces our worship service with music the first Sunday of the month, from September through May, and performs special concerts throughout the Lincoln area.  They have been performing for more than 25 years.  If you are interested in joining bells, please call the parish office.

This group of nature lovers or "gardening angels" is responsible for the care and maintenance of our grounds, including the English Garden in the Courtyard. While mowing and snow removal are handled commercially, this group maintains our campus by timely tree-trimming, weeding, raking leaves, and general clean-up. Usually two big efforts are organized in the spring and fall.

• Lay Eucharistic Ministers: During our weekly service of Holy Eucharist, Lay Eucharistic ministers administer the chalice to the congregation.  By canon law, this is a licensed ministry and training is available at Holy Trinity, also.
  
  
• Lay Eucharistic Visitors: Specially trained Eucharistic ministers go and administer Eucharist to people unable to attend regular worship.  This is a licensed ministry and requires Safe Church Training, also.
  
  
• Lectors: After a short period of study and training presented by the clergy, this group of individuals read the lessons during the worship service, proclaiming for the congregation the story of our salvation. Some may also serve as Chalice Bearers.

The Memorial Committee helps oversee the memorial giving to the parish.  This group sets policy and procedures for vestry to approve in order to best accomodate the wishes of the families and donors.  Memorial gifts are used for a variety of ministries including music, building and to help Holy Trinity in general ministry.

This group provides food and servers for various functions including receptions, special events, funeral luncheons, and annual church gatherings.  Serving with this group is an excellent way to get acquainted with other members of the parish.

This women's social group of the parish meets monthly for lunch and fellowship and is open all female members of the church and the community.  The guild remembers our home bound members of the church with seasonal cookie plates and Christmas cards.  Fundraising activities support the Rector’s and Deacons’ Discretionary funds, Episcopal ministries, and at least one community agency for outreach.

Vestry is responsible for the long-term vision and mission of the church as well as the business side of the church.  It is the decision-making body of the church, working with programs, plans and budgets. It consists of the Rector, two wardens and nine elected lay representatives from the parish. Terms are for three years, and one-third of the lay representatives are elected each year at the Annual Meeting of the parish.

This group works with the Treasurer and Vestry and is responsible for the preparation and presentation of the church’s annual budget. They also administer the investment and maintenance of the Church’s financial assets.