Trinity Episcopal Church, Asheville

Trinity Episcopal Church has played a steady role in Asheville’s spiritual and community life for more than a century. Founded around 1849 under the leadership of Reverend Jarvis Buxton, the church maintained a long tradition of service and continuity—Buxton himself remained rector for 42 years. The current structure, designed by Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue in the Gothic Revival style, opened in June 1913 and reflects architectural elements rooted in ecclesiastical tradition.

The church offers programs for individuals and families at all stages of life, from children and youth to seniors. In addition to its liturgical services, Trinity maintains a strong focus on outreach, addressing local and global needs through ongoing ministries.