Worship at Trinity
Worship at Trinity
Welcome to worship at Trinity United Methodist Church in Salina, Kansas! Whether you’re a longtime member or stepping through our doors for the very first time, we’re so glad you’re here. We believe God meets us in this space—through music, prayer, scripture, and one another—and we trust that no one arrives by accident. Wherever you’re coming from this week—joy, stress, gratitude, doubt—you are welcome here. May this hour draw you closer to God and remind you that you are deeply loved.
Can’t join us in person? Trinity United Methodist Church in Salina livestreams worship each week so you can stay connected wherever you are. Whether you’re traveling, under the weather, or worshiping from the comfort of home, you’re still part of the Trinity family. Our livestream includes music, prayer, scripture, and the morning message—shared in real time so you can participate alongside the congregation. We’re grateful for the technology that helps us gather beyond our walls and extend our welcome even farther.
Music at Trinity
Music is an important part of worship, and the Trinity Music Ministry has a strong and proud history. All groups are open to everyone – no audition required! If you have any interest in joining an ensemble, please talk with the Director of Music & Technology, Tyler Breneman.
During the Summer, most ensembles take a break. We offer time for special music at each worship service. Do you sing or play an instrument? Contact Tyler at tyler@triumc.org for more information!
Music Ensembles
Chancel Choir
The Chancel Choir leads worship at the 11:00 a.m. service from September through May. Each year, they present special cantatas for Christmas and Palm Sunday—meaningful musical offerings that help tell the story of Christ’s birth and passion in a powerful way.
Rehearsals are held on Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m. in the Sanctuary. New voices are always welcome!
Folk Choir
The Folk Choir leads music at the 8:30 a.m. service from September through May, offering a relaxed, acoustic style of worship. Our repertoire ranges from country to gospel and everything in between—music that feels warm, heartfelt, and easy to sing along with.
Rehearsals are Wednesdays at 6:00 p.m. in the Sanctuary. If you love a laid-back sound and meaningful music, you’ll fit right in.
Men′s Choir
The Men’s Choir sings at both traditional services from September through May. Men’s Choir rehearses Wednesdays following Chancel Choir rehearsal in the Sanctuary.
Handbell Ensemble
The Handbell Ensemble plays at both traditional services from September through May. They meet weekly on Wednesdays at 6pm in Fellowship Hall 2.
Worship Band
The Worship Band leads the music at the 9:50 modern service in the Family Life Center. The band rehearses Sunday mornings at 9am.
Times & Places
Traditional Worship in the Sanctuary
We offer two Traditional Worship Services every Sunday, each with its own unique feel—both centered on meaningful worship and timeless music.
- 8:30am Early Service
Start your Sunday with this warm, traditional service. You’ll hear familiar hymns and enjoy special music from our Folk Choir and Men’s Choir on select weeks.
- 11:00am Late Morning Service
This service features our Chancel Choir and organ, offering a rich variety of musical styles to help us glorify God together.
Modern Worship in the Family Life Center
Sundays at 9:50am
Looking for a more contemporary style of worship? Join us for our upbeat, modern service led by Pastor Eric and the Worship Band. Come as you are—we’d love to worship with you!
Eaglecrest Worship Service
Time: First Thursday of each month at 1:30pm
Location: Activity Room at Eaglecrest Retirement Community
We’re honored to bring worship to the residents of Eaglecrest once a month. This relaxed, meaningful service includes prayer, scripture, communion, music, and a brief message—offering a time of spiritual connection and community.
Worship Online
We offer livestream and on-demand options for all who wish to worship from home or on the go.
Whether you’re worshiping from across the street or across the country, we’re grateful to be connected in Christ.