¡¡ We are now open!!

 

We are pleased to welcome our congregation back to join with us for our Sunday worship services.

Masking is now strongly recommended.

Worship services will still  be recorded and placed on-line for viewing.

For those who would a DVD recording of a worship service, contact the church office..

 

A Prayer For Stressful Times

(Click to Read)

Bible Study

July 2021 - Mark 6:14-29 -The Death of John the Baptist

Hymn Selections Played By Our Choir Director Stan Stinchcombe

Services and Messages From Catherine, Ian and Sheila

January 3, 2021 to November 20, 2022

 

November 27 - Advent 1 Watch the Video

December 4 – Advent 2 Watch the Video

December 11 - Advent 3 - Watch the Video

December 18 - Advent 4 (includes Sunday School Christmas Presentation) Watch the Video

January 1 - New Years Day Watch the Video

January 8 - Baptism of Jesus & Holy Communion - Watch the Video

January 15 - Sunday Worship - Watch the Video

January 22 - Epiphany 3 Watch the Video

February 5 - Epiphany 4 Watch the Video

February 12 - Epiphany 6 Watch the Video

February 19 - Transfiguration Sunday Watch the Video

February 26 - Lent 1 Watch the Video

March 5 - Lent 2 Watch the Video

March 12 - Lent 3 Watch the Video

March 19 - Lent 4 Watch the Video

March 26 - Lent 5 Watch the Video

April 2 - Palm Sunday Watch the Video

Easter 2023

·       Good Friday - April 7 Watch the Video

·       Easter Sunday - April 9 Watch the Video

April 16 - Easter 2 Watch the Video

April 23 - Easter 3 Watch the Video

April 30 - Easter 4 Watch the Video

May 7 - Easter 5 Watch the Video

May 14 - Easter 6 (Mother’s Day) Watch the Video

May 21 - Easter 7 Watch the Video

Order of service

Christmas Music Presentations

Frontenac Women’s Chorus Christmas Concert (Dress Rehersal)

Frontenac Youth Choir Presents A Fun Musical Evening

 

Carlton Sole

Carleton Sole

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Carl Sole on December 16, 2022. Carl was a member of Trinity’s congregation and a friend to many.

Click here to view the full obituary.

Carl’s funeral was held at Trinity United Church on Thursday December 22 at 1:00 pm. 

View a recording of the service - watch the video.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to Carl’s family and friends.

 

 

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Activity Calendar

Fellowship Sunday Schedule

Sunday Greeters List

Financial Reports

Minutes For Mission

Current Order of Service and Announcements

Sunday Sermons

Trinity Rental and Use of Halls

Trinity Accessibility Standards


Who are we? When do we worship? How to contact us Our Staff Regular Activities Upcoming Events History of Trinity United Church  Local Web Links


Trinity United Church is a landmark in the centre of Verona, Ontario, (aerial photograph of Verona) a village of about 1,000 people, located about 30km north of Kingston, Ontario.

Verona is on the southern edge of the Canadian Shield, an area noted for its rugged beauty. Within the Verona area, there are over a dozen small and medium sized lakes. In the summer months, the population of the area expands considerably as the seasonal residents return to spend time at their cottages.


View our latest order of service and our current announcements.
 


Who are we?

Trinity United Church is a member church of the United Church of Canada. We are a congregation of over 100 families from the Verona, Harrowsmith and Sydenham area.


When do we worship?

You are welcome to join us on Sunday mornings at 10:00 am. There is also a relaxed weekday service at 4:00pm on Tuesdays. From September to June, there is Sunday School for the children at the same time as the worship service. You can listen to the service at 88.7 FM if you are within one kilometre of the church building.



Regular Activities

Choir Practice

Thursdays - 7:00 PM


We have an SATB
choir (JPEG Picture 24K) of about 12 members. Our Music Director  is Stan Stinchcombe. We welcome any new members who are interested in singing with us.

 


Upcoming Events

Current announcements


History of Trinity United Church

The northern part of Frontenac County is very rugged and unsuitable for farming. As a result, the first settlers did not arrive in this area until around 1850. The earliest economic activity in the area was mainly lumber and mining (mica, feldspar and iron). The rugged landscape made transportation difficult and it was not until the construction of the Kingston to Pembroke Railway (K&P) in the 1880's that the area began to open up.

Jacob B. Snider, one of the first settlers, was the first lay Methodist preacher. He held meetings, traveling by horseback from house to house until the school-house was built.

The first Methodist church in Verona was built in 1886 on land donated by Alexander Spike. The original frame church was destroyed by fire in 1910 and was replaced with the current structure. The church is constructed of brick with a high ceiling with open rough-hewn crossed beams. A large stained glass window of "Jesus at the Door" faces the street. A circular stained glass window of the "Good Samaritan" is in the choir loft at the front of the church. The Christian Education wing was added in 1968.  The Christian Education wing underwent extensive renovations in 2006.

In 1926, the Methodist Church of Canada, the Congregationalist Church of Canada, and most of the congregations of the Presbyterian Church of Canada amalgamated to form the United Church of Canada.

In 1968, the Verona Pastoral Charge, which consisted of Verona United Church, Bellrock United Church, and Godfrey United Church, was combined with the Harrowsmith Pastoral Charge to form the Harrowsmith-Verona Pastoral Charge. At that time, Verona United Church was renamed to Trinity United Church

In 2016 our sister church, St, Paul’s United Church in Harrowsmith, closed and amalgamated with Trinity.



Local Links

The following links provide information on events and happenings within Verona and the greater Kingston area.


Verona Community News and Information

Contains information on the activities, events and businesses in the community of Verona.


 

 

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2023-05-14