Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, Episcopal cathedral in Columbia, United States.
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral is a Gothic Revival church with twin towers located in downtown Columbia. The interior features exposed wooden beams and tall clerestory windows that fill the central nave with natural light.
The cathedral was founded in 1845 as the first Episcopal church in Columbia. It gained recognition on the National Register of Historic Places in 1971 for its architectural and historical value.
The cathedral is home to multiple choirs that perform traditional Anglican music during services. These musical practices keep Episcopal traditions alive for visitors and worshippers who gather here.
The cathedral holds regular Sunday services including Holy Eucharist and traditional music services. Some ceremonies are available through livestreaming for those unable to attend in person.
Three ancient oak trees in the churchyard mark different periods of the cathedral's growth and development. These trees create a living record of the building's evolution across generations.
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