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Capital Project Update

Building�Trinity's�Future

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A Foundation that is Sustainable

eco

Environmental & Financial Impact

New hall roof insulation, an upgraded HVAC system, and solar panels will dramatically lower our carbon footprint while reducing energy costs.

fit_screen

Flexible Worship Space

Reconfiguring our space offers the physical flexibility to worship together in modern, diverse, and deeply engaging ways.

groups

Community & Creative Hub

Our doors will open wider as a home for music, arts, and community in Sacramento, unlocking vital new income opportunities.

plan of our flexible, sustainable cathedral layout.

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How Far We've Come

$5M

Total Capital Secured

$2.5M

New Funds Raised

$2.5M

Existing Parish Reserves

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Where We Are

01

Vision Approved

✓ Complete

02

Conceptual Designs

✓ Complete

03

Fundraising Underway

✓ Complete

04

Contractor Selection

Active

Final Costs

05

Detailed Design & Permitting

Next Phase

06

Construction Begins

Summer 2027

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Project Team

Tim Matteis

Architect

Bob Earl

Owner's Representative

Anita Williams

Junior Warden & Project Lead

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Construction Underway

01

Great Hall Roof

✓ Complete

02

HVAC Installation

Underway

03

Solar Integration

Up Next

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What We're Building

Sanctuary Remodel

Trinity Episcopal Cathedral

Thoughtful, respectful, flexible, practical.

Key Enhancements

  • Improved Accessibility
  • Flexible Seating
  • Renewed Chancel
  • Safety: Asbestos removal
  • Integrated AV
  • Dedicated Chapel

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Worship Layout

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Event & Concert Layout

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Furniture Inspiration 1

Epsom College Chapel

COLLEGIATE SEATING

Traditional chapel layout with contemporary light-wood pews, maximizing floor space and alignment.

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Furniture Inspiration 2

St Mary's, Iffley

PRAYER GROUP SETUP

Flexible, modular chancel layout designed specifically to accommodate smaller, intimate prayer groups.

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Furniture Inspiration 3

St Luke's, Darien

CHILDREN'S CHAPEL

Warm wood paneling combined with low-profile, flexible benches suitable for family and youth worship.

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Timeline

01

Contractor Selection

02

Design & Permitting

03

Construction Start

Summer 2027

"the congregation are off to camp"

04

Christmas 2027

Still working on site

05

Easter 2028

Back home

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Where Shall We Worship?

01

Great Hall

02

Easter Park

03

Pioneer

04

B Street Theatre

05

St Paul's

06

Home Groups

07

Sutter Auditorium

08

Mixed Model

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Decision Making

Thank you for your input

01

Suggestions gathered today will be added to those already received.

02

The Building and Tech committee, or a sub-group, will assess viability.

03

A recommendation will be made to the Vestry and shared.

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Discussion

Discussion Time

15

Minutes

Suggested time for group discussion

Topic of Exploration

What ideas do you have that we should explore?

We want to hear your thoughts on potential paths forward. Take this time to brainstorm freely. Appoint a scribe to write them down on the paper in your group, we will collect all the ideas and consider them.

Alternative Submission

If you get an idea later, you can email: 2027Renovation@TrinityCathedral.org