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TRINITY LAKESIDE ABBEY

Seeking to be in Jesus a sanctuary of rest for the weary. A people and place of Christ’s presence and peace.

Trinity Lakeside is a small, more contemplative community of Christ-followers gathered around our shared love for Jesus and our desire to live a listening life—to listen to and follow the Good Shepherd who leads us and walks with us. We pray that as you participate in the corporate life of our Abbey you discover a more restful, renewing way. A peaceful place of belonging in Jesus.

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Christmas Lessons and Carols Service, Sunday, December 28 at 10:00 am. A traditional worship service dating back to 1880 which tells the story of God’s love in Scripture and song.

Coming in Epiphany and Lent

Ash Wednesday Service, February 18 at 6:00 pm. A solemn service of Holy Communion with imposition of ashes.

Lenten Silent Retreat, Saturday, February 21, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm.

Some of us need help resting and slowing down… This community is committed to that work of slowing down, listening, spending time in solitude, and leaving space for the holy, the mysterious, and for our lives to be interruptible. That has been a much-needed balm to my prone-to-overworking soul. And I feel much more peace inside my body as I go through life at a more reasonable pace. Less burnout, less anxiety, less striving, less emotional breakdowns… more contentment, more peace, more enjoyment of life and work, more space to comfort others.

A MEMBER OF TRINITY LAKESIDE ABBEY

About Trinity Lakeside

A peaceful, contemplative community where weary souls seek renewal and rest in Jesus.

Get In Touch

Rev. Dr. Meyer: markene@trinitylakeside.org

Trinity Lakeside Abbey

170 South Woodland Trail

Double Oak, TX 75077

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Affiliations

Trinity Lakeside is affiliated with C4SO (Churches for the Sake of Others), an Anglican diocese built on five key values: Kingdom, Spirit, Formation, Mission, and Sacrament.

The Diocese of C4SO is in the province of the ACNA (Anglican Church in North America).

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