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Trinity can claim some bragging rights for its building and
grounds. The church is located on a rolling five-acre plot on
the northeast edge of a middle class residential area in
Watertown. The contemporary church building was dedicated in
1975, nine years following the first service in the new church
on Trinity Sunday in 1966.
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Previously, the congregation worshipped
downtown in a lovely frame church, part of which dated from
1882. Through age and use, it became unsafe. “Old Trinity” is
preserved, however, as its stained glass windows, altar,
baptismal font, cross and other appointments are now the
furnishing of St. Luke’s Chapel in “New Trinity.” This chapel
unites us with our forebearers who brought the church and its
traditions with them when they helped found the city of
Watertown. More important, though, this chapel provides the
congregation with a beautiful place for weekday services and a
quiet haven for individual prayer and meditation. |
