Special Facebook Announcement!
Due to circumstances beyond our control, we have lost access to our Facebook account. Although it is still open, we cannot post or
otherwise engage with it. Therefore, to view our services live you we ask you to watch on Youtube at
To make it easier to navigate, once you get to our Youtube Channel, you can subscribe and it will send you notifications each time we
broadcast,and/or it will listed as a subscribed channel.
broadcast,and/or it will listed as a subscribed channel.
This will eliminate the need to search for it.
We are trying to get control of our Facebook page back, but in the meantime, we offer this alternative.
Sorry for the inconvenience, but please continue to worship with us Online!
Upcoming Events
Mystery Dinner: U-Solve-It
Join us in the Jackson Memorial Building as we prepare to solve a mystery! Teams will work together to discover...
Fall Campfire
JOIN US for a fun evening with games, singing, a bonfire, s’mores, hayrides and door prizes including a chance to win a...
Trunk or Treat
Mark your calendars for our Trunk or Treat on Tuesday, October 29th at 1:15 PM. It will be held at...
Laity Sunday Dinner & Hymn Sing Potluck
During our Sunday morning worship services, we'll take time to recognize the work and mission of all laity — not...
Embrace Worship Service
10:30am at the Family Life Center campus
31193 Mt. Hermon Road, Salisbury, MD
Our History
Trinity Church
At the end of the Civil War in 1865, divided loyalties healed slowly. A year later in Salisbury, eight men, along with a serious minded teen-aged girl, withdrew from the Methodist Episcopal Church to form a new congregation. They sent a petition to the Virginia Conference, asking the presiding elder of the Norfolk District, the Reverend Dr. M. Lecato, to visit them for that purpose. That meeting resulted in the framework to establish Trinity Church, thereby becoming the northernmost congregation in the old Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
Those founding fathers, Henry Brewington, James Cannon, Levin J. Dashiell, Levin Dorman, William W. Gordy, Hugh Jackson, Isaac Jackson, and William B. Tilghman, along with Miss Nannie Rider, had plans drawn up…
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