trinity episcopal church

The church itself is beautiful both inside & out; world-class organ and music program, including free public performances. Played historic role in Virginia history.

This is open after 1:00 PM, don't go in the morning. The church is old, grand, gorgeous hardwood floors, huge pipe organ. The windows are many and huge, plus GORGEOUS!

On our third visit to Staunton we finally visited this beautiful church. The church was welcoming by providing a brochure describing each of the stained glass windows. They were varied yet each spiritually lifting. There was also an organist practicing and the magnificent sounds coming from the organ were an additional treat. I highly recommend a visit.

I attended a service which dedicated their upgraded organ and it was beautiful! All the traditional rituals are there with a priest who is very lively and excited to share his worship.

When we arrived, they were closed, but we returned on Sunday morning, and were made to feel very welcome. We were allowed to take photos and stayed to hear the newly-restored organ and choir singing. We are not episcopalian but we walked out with a warm glow.

Great collection of Tiffany stained glass. We bought a $10 booklet to learn more about the glass and the history of this church.

A very special place , took a large group there for a tour and they were just in awe of the entire place. We got lucky and the organist was practicing while we were there. People didn't want to leave. very relaxing and meditative.

I had been to Trinity numerous times for the historical and archaeological experience but this time I was able to share it with my son. This church has a phenomenal history, the architecture is gorgeous, and the atmosphere on the grounds (even though they are small) is amazing. It is a must-see in Staunton.

My friend and I made a point of searching out this lovely church building in order to see the stained glass windows by Tiffany. A book available at the back of the church made it possible to identify which of the windows were actually designed by Tiffany and which by different studios. As we were the only ones in the building for awhile, we were able to quietly dwell on the magic of Tiffany's inspiring artwork. As a bonus, we were able to pick up a copy of the most recent sermon which was on Forgiveness.

More than 30 stain glass windows in the sanctuary are beautiful especially the twelve Tiffany windows. The church is easy to get to and close to many other spots to visit or eat, too.

The sanctuary is open to the public certain hours on weekdays. Overall, it is gorgeous, but you will not want to miss seeing the 12 TIFFANY windows. Thank you for opening to the public. Awe inspiring!

The a Staunton Music a Festival is held here morning and afternoon. The Place is beautiful, the acoustics perfect for chamber music, solo piano, jazz band or orchestra and yes all in the same night.

The stain glass windows are gorgeous. Many are Tiffany but the others are lovely as well.We went with a guide who told us a lot about the windows. The church was open for visitors as they prepared for the music festival. Parking was actually easy to find. The altar guild was setting up for services as well and told us quite a lot about the church as a church. Note the organ as well.

This church is very inviting as it is open to the public during the week. The stained glass if very unique since they are created by different styles, so the artwork is not all uniform and gives the church great character. The historical story to the church is worth reading and it is definitely a must to worship on Sunday with the congregation.

A local merchant suggested that our group might be interested in looking at this church with is breath-taking windows and impressive organ. He was quite right. There was no tour but a very informative booklet which talked about the windows and the history of this Episcopal Church. We enjoyed touring the grounds and building on our own as well as spending a peaceful hour in the nave of the church.