Trinity Episcopal Church

Trinity Episcopal Church is a religious institution located in Florence, Alabama. Founded in 1836, it is the oldest parish in the Tennessee Valley, with a rich history rooted in a missionary movement dating back to the late 1700s. The church's early development is primarily documented in "The Spirit of the Missions," a publication highlighting the work of missionaries. Trinity Episcopal Church provides spiritual guidance and community to its congregation. The church's history is intertwined with the education of the community, as its early ministers also served as educators. A historical marker outside the church building commemorates the role of Reverend Cook in organizing the parish in 1836. Trinity Episcopal Church boasts a legacy of faith and service spanning nearly two centuries. The church's historical significance and its connection to the educational development of Florence make it a unique and important part of the community. For more information about Trinity Episcopal Church, visit their website at trinityflorence.org.