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Non-denominational · Est. 1924

Trinity Chapel East

4.7(251 sample reviews)Atlanta, GA

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A place to belong

Welcome to Trinity Chapel East

A parish home in Santa Barbara where prayer, tradition, and community come together. We welcome neighbors and visitors into a life of faith and service.

Whether you are exploring faith, returning to church, or looking for a community to call home, you are welcome here. Come as you are, bring your questions, and get to know us at your own pace.

A welcoming, multigenerational community
Bible-centered teaching
Small groups & local outreach
Accessible entrances & seating

Worship & Service Times

Make Sunday a little more meaningful.

Sunday Worship

Liturgical worship · Main sanctuary

7:30 AM

Sunday Worship

Liturgical worship · Main sanctuary

9:30 AM

Sunday Worship

Liturgical worship · Main sanctuary

11:30 AM

Stay for coffee and conversation after worship. Our welcome team would love to meet you.

Worship from anywhere

Watch & Listen Online

Can't make it in person? Join the livestream or catch up with sermons and the podcast.

Livestream

Sunday Mass at 9:30 AM PT

Watch on Parish website.

St. Matthew Homilies

Weekly audio episodes for your commute, walk, or quiet morning.

Apple Podcasts

Recent Sermons

Homily: The Quiet Work of Mercy

Ordinary Time · Oct 11, 2026

14 min

Homily: Bread for the Journey

Ordinary Time · Oct 4, 2026

12 min

Homily: Saints Next Door

Ordinary Time · Sep 27, 2026

15 min

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Meet Our Pastor

Thomas Rivera, illustrative pastor portrait

Parish priest

Pastor Thomas Rivera

Thomas is passionate about helping people connect faith with everyday life and creating a church where every generation feels at home.

“You don't need to have everything figured out to belong. We would love to walk alongside you.”

Little Ones. Big Belonging.

Children and families are part of our church, not an afterthought.

Children enjoying Sunday school crafts

Nursery & Children’s Ministry

Age-appropriate care and activities during Sunday services, from infants through elementary school. Families can also worship together.

Weekday Daycare & Preschool

A weekday daycare program is not listed for this sample profile. Contact the parish or church office to ask about local childcare resources.

Before your visit, ask about child check-in, allergy accommodations, volunteer screening, and pick-up procedures.

Sunday School & Faith Formation

Sunday at 10:30 AM · A place to learn at every age.

Ages 3–5

Little explorers

Bible stories, music, and hands-on play for curious little hearts.

Early childhood wing

Grades K–5

Kids growing in faith

Creative activities and age-appropriate lessons with caring leaders.

Children’s classrooms

Grades 6–12

Student connections

Honest conversations, friendships, and space to ask big questions.

Student room

Adults

Faith & everyday life

A welcoming discussion group exploring Scripture and life together.

Community room

Life Beyond Sunday

Find Your People

Small groups, young adults, and shared meals create space for real friendships.

Serve Our Neighbors

Food pantry collections, community meals, and local service opportunities.

Care & Prayer

A listening ear, prayer support, and pastoral conversations when life feels heavy.

Your First Sunday, Made Simple

What should I wear?

Wear what feels comfortable. You will see everything from jeans to Sunday best.

When should I arrive?

Arrive about 15 minutes before the service to find parking, meet the welcome team, and check in your children.

Where do I park?

Look for the main entrance and visitor parking. Ask the welcome team about step-free access and accessible parking.

Do I need to register or give money?

Visitors are welcome without registering. There is no expectation to make a donation.

Can I speak with someone before visiting?

Absolutely. Contact the church office to ask questions, discuss accessibility needs, or arrange a conversation with the pastor.

A Visitor’s Perspective

“A welcoming congregation with friendly people and meaningful worship.”

Illustrative visitor review · From our sample directory