OLD TRINITY CHURCH and CEMETERY

The Old Trinity Church Association Annual Meeting will be held on June 11, 2017, at 12 noon. Please see the following related document for a proposed ammendment to the OTCA Bylaws and 2017 nominations for the OTCA Board of Directors: Proposed Ammendment to OTCA Bylaws.

Church Creek, Maryland. On the "Eastern Shore" of the Chesapeake Bay.   N 38.50407  W -76.16594

Old Trinity is located one mile west of the town of Church Creek, and eight miles from Cambridge, on Maryland Route 16, called "Taylors Island Road," at the point Route 16 intersects "Old Trinity Church Road."

Old Trinity Church was built in the 17th century and perfectly restored in the 1950s. This tiny architectural gem continues to house an active congregation of the Episcopal Church, worshipping in a style compatible with its restoration (11 a.m. Sunday).

The cemetery continues to be used as a burial ground for the community and those drawn to the peaceful setting. In 2008, a project restored the shoreline in an environmentally sensitive manner. Conservation and wildlife buffers have been planted.

Old Trinity is actively involved in the community. As part of its Good Neighbor Project, the Church helped to organize the South Dorchester Community Conversation in April 2012. One outcome of this community gathering is that Old Trinity's Project has become the South Dorchester Good Neighbor Projct - where the community looks for ways to be good neighbors to one another, in good times and bad. A more complete description of the project and meeting information can be found under the Attractions and Events tab.

Old Trinity is not a unique church name. Please see the following for a disambiguation of Old Trinity.