Trinity Episcopal Church

Trinity Episcopal Church is a Episcopal/Anglican church at 18 Ryers Lane in Matawan, NJ 07747. It is one of 16 churches in Matawan.

We look to the future with guidance from the Holy Spirit for direction that we may continue to be a community of faithful followers of Jesus Christ and a welcome place for all the community.

Today, Trinity Episcopal Church is spiritual home to a truly diverse community of faith, fully representative of our surrounding population.

18 Ryers Lane, Matawan, NJ, 07747

Service times

  • Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 9am

Website: https://www.trinitychurchmatawan.com/

Trinity Episcopal Church is part of the Anglican and Episcopal family of churches in The American Church Story. 196 congregations of the Anglican and Episcopal family gather across New Jersey — 5,448 across the United States on The Church Map.

Anglicans gave the English-speaking church the words it still prays in: the Book of Common Prayer, and a translation of Scripture that shaped four centuries of worship, writing, and speech. Holding evangelical, catholic, and liberal convictions inside one communion has made them a long school of patience for every tradition that came after.

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The community around Trinity Episcopal Church

Within about a mile of this church, more than 2 in 10 adults say they are socially isolated. About 1 in 7 the people here were born in another country, and about 1 in 10 travel more than an hour to work. That is two thousand neighbors — and some of them are already in these pews.

Pray for the lonely within reach of this door, and for a congregation that notices.

  • Social Isolation: 28.5%

Source: CDC PLACES (2023), aggregated across 3 census tracts near this church.

Matawan borough is served by 6 churches — about one congregation for every 1,591 residents.

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