Committed to beauty and art, members at Trinity Episcopal Church have amassed an eclectic collection of liturgical art and design pieces over the years, by nationally known artists and craftspeople, and by members of the church.

Trinity Parish was founded in 1855 in the City of St. Louis, the church moved several times before finding its final home at the corner of Euclid and Washington in the Central West End. The church building, originally St. James Memorial Episcopal Church in north St. Louis, was moved to its current location in 1911. Trinity adopted this location as their new home in 1935 with Parish Halls added in 1954 and 1980.

A Memorial Garden and Labyrinth was dedicated in 1998 including space for the ashes of the faithful. The garden also provides space for meditation and picnics. In the southwest corner of the Memorial Garden is a monument created as a tribute to Trinity’s lasting presence in the Central West End of the City of St. Louis and as a testament to the power and love of Christ.

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