Worship Service
Please join us for Trinity’s regular in person Worship Service each Sunday at 10 AM. You are welcome to bring family and friends to all of our services. Holy week services are on Palm Sunday, on April 13th (at 10 AM), Maundy Thursday (at 6 PM) on April 17th, Good Friday (at noon) on April 18th and Easter Sunday (at 10 AM) on April 20th. All are welcome!
Contact Us
1200 Main St., PO Box 484
Fishkill, NY 12524
845-896-9884
info@trinityfishkill.org
www.trinityfishkill.org
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Welcome to a Christian community where we celebrate the love of God in the world around us. We are called to live our Baptismal commitment to proclaim the Good News of God in Christ, to serve Christ in all people, and to strive for justice and peace. We invite you to join us wherever you are in your spiritual journey.
Holy Week
From early times Christians have observed the week before Easter as a time of special devotion. As the pilgrim Egeria recorded in the late fourth century, Jerusalem contained many sacred places that were sites for devotion and liturgy. Numerous pilgrims to the holy city followed the path of Jesus in his last days. They formed processions, worshipped where Christ suffered and died, and venerated relics. From this beginning evolved the rites we observe today on Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday. These services provide a liturgical experience of the last days of Jesus’ earthly life, as well as the time and events leading up to his resurrection. Some parishes observe the service of Tenebrae on one of these days in Holy Week. In many dioceses, the diocesan clergy will make a reaffirmation of ordination vows in the context of a eucharist during Holy Week, usually before Maundy Thursday. The three holy days, or Triduum, of Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday are at the heart of the Holy Week observance. In many Episcopal parishes, the liturgical color for Holy Week from Palm Sunday through Maundy Thursday is red. Holy Week ends at sundown on the Saturday before Easter, or with the celebration of the Easter Vigil.
Credit for the above is from An Episcopal Dictionary of the Church.