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Trinity Church
Trinity Church’s mission is to fill its people with the love of God and share God’s love in all the world.
A very exciting day here at Trinity Church this past Sunday (6/22/2025). The Installation Service took place for our Settled Senior Minister Rev. Will Seals.
Photos taken by: Rev. Dr. Mary Day Hamel
In a sea of Christian theological conservatism where some seek to exclude and judge, Trinity Church is a lifeboat for people who are seeking a faith community that is open and affirming of all of God's children - a place for believers, seekers and doubters to find a welcoming place to engage in spirituality, missions and outreach to residents of Northborough and points beyond.
Worship Service
Sundays At 10am
We, the people of Trinity Church, are a community of God’s people. We believe in a loving God, embodied in our Lord Jesus Christ, and revealed through the presence and power of the Holy Spirit.
We recognize all human beings as worthy and loved by God.
We affirm and support all relationships based on love and mutual respect, and grounded in Christian faith.
We declare to the wider community that we are an open and loving community of faith for all people, of every age, race, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, cultural background, socioeconomic status, mental or physical ability, marital status, or any other distinctions of society.
Join us in the Sanctuary and on Facebook Live
Communion on the 1st Sunday of the month
Replay on Verizon channel 31 and Charter channel 191
Sundays (previous week's) at 6pm and Thursdays at 8am.
Wheelchair entrance on Hudson Street
Chair lift to second floor Sanctuary
Rev. Will Seals, Senior Minister
Will loves the people of Trinity Church and their commitment to inclusivity, community outreach, and being a church that strives to love God, their neighbor, and one another.
Prior to Trinity, Will served as an interim and settled pastor for churches in Massachusetts and New York State. He is an ordained minister in American Baptist Churches, USA.
Will holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and a Master of Divinity degree in Theology.
Before entering pastoral ministry, Will worked as Director of Student Life for Colgate Rochester Crozer Divinity School and Assistant for Deployment for the Episcopal Diocese of Washington in Washington, DC.
Will resides in Wilbraham, MA, a town best known as the home of Friendly’s Ice Cream.
Will's Easter message "A Living Hope":
Lay preacher Barbara Baker's Mother's Day Message
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