Trinity Profile - 2026

2026

Parish Hall and Parish O ces A three-story stone structure, the parish house is connected to the church and chapel by several doors on two di erent levels. An elevator, accessible from the street, provides access to the rst and second oors for persons unable to use the stairs. The rst oor (slightly below ground level) contains a dining hall, which is used for large meetings, including those of outreach programs, as well as other community and diocesan activities. A fully-equipped kitchen, capable of serving several hundred persons, adjoins the dining hall. The second oor contains a large reception area or lobby, the church o ce, and various private o ces, including those of the rector and associate rector. The lobby also houses a nursery and the Parish o ce. Old Rectory The residence originally built for the rector has not been used for that purpose since the early 1930s. (Currently, it is being used by our interim rector.) As a result of renovations over the years, the old rectory is essentially a part of the parish house now. Its rst two oors are used as the main Sunday School facility. A nursery is located on the rst oor. An apartment is provided on the third oor. 1104 North Adams Street Once a residence, this three-story building is the oldest in the Trinity complex, dating from about 1900. It is connected to the old rectory by a second- oor bridge, built in the 1930s when the older building was used as an annex for the Sunday School. The building is in transition from being used by Delaware Futures, as they have outgrown the space; we

are now in negotiations for a new tenant. Trinity Auxiliary Parking Lot

In 1998, Trinity purchased the parking lot at 704 W. 11th Street, between North Adams Street and Delaware Avenue. This lot is used by parishioners for Sunday church parking and parking outside of business hours, when needed. During the week, the lot is leased to Colonial Parking.

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