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Diocese of East Carolina is made up of those Episcopal Churches located in and east of Hertford, Bertie, Martin, Pitt, Greene, Wayne, Sampson, Cumberland, Hoke, and Robeson counties of North Carolina. It is an intimate Christian family of some ten thousand souls who are members of the seventy-eight parishes and missions in the diocese. These parishes are served by more than one hundred ordained clergy, many working on less than a full-time basis.

The Trinity Center is sponsored by the Diocese of Eastern Carolina and was the vision of our much beloved Bishop Sanders. It is on the Outer Banks and stretches from the Sound to the Sea.  Parishioners from Holy Trinity were instrumental in planning and funding Trinity Center.  The Center's executive director, Penn Perry, grew up in our parish.

Kanuga Conference Center is an Episcopal center in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina. Its programs, open to all, include conferences, summer camp and guest periods.

Sewanee The University of the South includes an Episcopal seminary and an excellent liberal arts college.   Sewaneee is owned by the twenty-eight dioceses in the southeastern United States.  Since 1868, it has prepared and inspired faithful people, ordained and lay, to be informed by the Word of God, skilled in theological disciplines for a variety of ministry settings, and to lead and serve in an increasingly complex world.

Daily Episcopalian contains a variety of writings by Episcopalians discussing current issues of the Church and the world.