Trinity Episcopal Church (Wheaton, Illinois)

Trinity Episcopal Church is an Episcopal church located in Wheaton, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago. It is a parish within the Episcopal Diocese of Chicago.

The church was founded in 1862 as a mission of the Church of the Holy Apostles in Chicago. Early services were held in private homes and rented spaces before a permanent church building was constructed. The current church building, a stone structure in the Gothic Revival style, was completed in 1894 and is located on West Street.

Trinity Episcopal Church offers a range of programs and services including regular Sunday services, church school for children, youth programs, adult education, and various outreach initiatives within the Wheaton community and beyond. These initiatives have often focused on addressing local hunger and homelessness. The church also has a strong music program.

Over the years, Trinity Episcopal Church has played a significant role in the religious and civic life of Wheaton. Its clergy and members have been involved in various community organizations and initiatives. The church continues to be an active and engaged presence in the city.