Sunday service in the new parish building at Trinity Episcopal Church

02/07/1892 |

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Sunday service was held in the new parish building at Trinity Episcopal Church for the first time.

  1. The morning service was led by Storrs O. Seymour, who was assisted by Francis Goodwin.
  2. Seymour’s sermon was based on Psalm 127:1.
  3. The old organ was played for the first time since being rebuilt.

  1. Many people attended the service, and “all expressed themselves as much pleased with the place they are to occupy until the new church is built.”
  2. The congregation sat in wings of the ell that formed the new parish house.

The last Sunday service in the “old” church was held two weeks ago.

Demolition of the old church was underway at this point.

  1. “The new church is to be free, and work upon it will commence immediately.”
  2. “The parish has voted to raise money each year and to build as far as the money will go, so that when the church is completed it will be free from debt.”

Psalm 127:1 begins “Except the Lord build the house, they labor in vain that build it.”

Unattributed.  “This building was moved stone by stone,” Hartford Courant, November 22, 1959, page 4F.

Unattributed.  “Trinity Episcopal church,” Hartford Courant, February 8, 1892, page 1.

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