The Rev. David “Chip” Robinson comes to us after eleven years as rector of the Church of our Saviour in Milford, followed by a brief stint as interim priest at Church of the Holy Spirit, Plymouth. Before coming to New Hampshire in 2000, he served as rector of Grace Church, Norwood, Mass. for fourteen years. From 1982- 1986, he was associate rector at Church of the Holy Spirit, Orleans, Mass. Fr. Chip received his Master of Divinity from Virginia Theological Seminary, and his undergraduate degree from Salisbury University (Md.). During his tenure in Norwood, Mass., he was one of the founding partners of the Norwood Ecumenical Food Pantry, and served the Diocese of Massachusetts in several capacities, including ten years as a stewardship consultant. While at Our Saviour in Milford, he was instrumental in forming an international partnership with an Anglican parish in Ondjiva, Angola, and served the larger community as Faith Relations chair for the Nashua chapter of Habitat for Humanity. Here in the Diocese of New Hampshire, he has served on Diocesan Council and as chair of the Clergy Compensation Committee. A native of Delaware, he is married to Cindy, his wife of 35 years, a graduate of Barrington College (R.I.) with a major in Biblical Studies. He was ordained to the diaconate in his home parish, St. Luke’s, Seaford, Del., in 1982, and the priesthood at Holy Spirit, Orleans, Mass., in 1983.

Safe Church

Trinity Church is a certified Safe Church. All our parish leaders, staff and regular volunteers are trained in best practices that insure the safety and security of everyone who comes to our services and events. Trinity Church provides a safe and healthy environment for all people. The Safe Church  program is administered by the Diocese of New Hampshire and overseen at Trinity Church by a volunteer Safe Church Coordinator.