service times and location
- Service Times
- Sunday Worship
9:30 am - 10:30 am (childcare provided) - 11:30 am - 12:30 pm (childcare provided)
- 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm (no childcare)
- Wednesday Mid-day Prayer
12:15 pm - 12:45 pm (no childcare)
2270 Defoor Hills Rd NW
Atlanta, GA 30318
404 - 367 - 6500
Staff Listing
- lead pastor
- worship pastor
- administrative pastor
- communications
- children's pastor
- office administrator
- building maintenance
- lazarus director
Our Purpose
Our purpose is to be the hands & feet of Jesus.
Our Mission
Our mission is to convert, grow & serve the people of God.
Our Values
Our values are submission, integration, contemplation & incarnation.
Frequently Asked Questions
I'm new to Trinity. How can I get more info?
The best way to hear more about our church's history, purpose, mission and values is to attend a Newcomers Meeting. Kris will share some information about our church and you get to meet other newcomers like yourself. They are held every 6 weeks so one should be rolling around soon. Check the news & events page for the next meeting. Welcome to Trinity.
How do I become Baptized?
You can email kris@trinityanglicanmission.org if you are interested in being baptized as a new convert or an older christian who has yet to be baptized.
I'm having trouble with your site. Help!
If you are having technical difficulties or there is a website hiccup simply email: jeffguy@trinityvineyard.org with your query or comment.
We are getting married! Can we get married at Trinity?
We are currently working out the details of how to host ceremonies at the church. If you are interested in getting married please contact the office at info@trinityanglicanmission.org.
How do I explore Trinity Membership?
We ask that you spend some time at our church before committing to the purpose, mission and values of our church. We ask that you prayerfully consider membership and come to one of our Informational Meetings on Membership before coming to a decision.
Why does your website change colors?
Traditionally the liturgical calendar has had associated colors to help represent the mood or aire of the season. This is why our site's background shifts from green during Ordinary Time to violet in Advent. And why the violet seen during Lent transitions to red at the beginning of Holy Week. We feel it is subtle but effective at keeping us ever mindful of the time at hand.

