ABOUT US

AT HOLY TRINITY . . . we believe faith begins with community: a meaningful haven to explore our beliefs and concerns, and experience God’s grace among people who care about us. The fruits of our community we express in worship, using all of our senses — sight, sound, smell, touch and taste — to enter into dialog with God. That dialog is expressed in many forms as we gather throughout the week; a deliberate and thoughtful articulation through sacred music, scripture, prayer and sacraments. This shared holy experience, in turn, forms and nurtures our community, as well as the individual. This community, transformed by its faith, bears witness to that experience of God in the world in which we live. In its commitment to the health, education and welfare of others here and abroad, the people of Holy Trinity strive to be meaningful in the lives of those around us. In other words, our faith does not stop at the church doors. We marvel in God’s creation and celebrate with thankfulness. From family dinners to the small groups we foster a sense of belonging, we welcome all to share in our extraordinary and nurturing parish life. In addition, we strive to provide a sanctuary for prayerful worship within a respectful and welcoming environment and to meet the spiritual needs of our parishioners and community, using Christian ideas and values. We also strive to promote Christian fellowship and to build a strong and vibrant parish which serves God, supports the spiritual growth of its members, and teaches the word of Jesus Christ through worship, outreach, personal example, and respect for the spiritual growth of those around us.

LEADERSHIP TEAM

 

The Reverend Rohani Weger
 
The Rev. Rohani Weger is the Rector at Holy Trinity, Episcopal Church.  Raised in Indonesia by Methodist missionary parents, she has had a love for the Bible and a love for the Church for as long as she can remember. 

Since her ordination in 2010, she has served in diverse congregations, many of them bi-lingual as an interim priest.  In 2024 she accepted the call to Holy Trinity. 

Rohani earned her bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education from Wheaton College in Wheaton, IL.  After teaching a year in inner city Chicago and a year on Mercy Ships “The Anastasis”, she felt God was calling her in a different direction – although she continued substitute teaching between Interim positions.   

After returning to the United States, she met her future husband, Hans Weger. Since they were coming from different denominations, they decided to check out various churches for a year and were drawn to the Episcopal Church by the beauty of its liturgy. 

Rohani, Hans and their daughter Anastasia moved to Austin, TX from Miami, FL. to attend seminary.    She graduated from the Seminary of the Southwest in 2007.   

Some of her hobbies are gardening, cooking and reading.  She also enjoys exploring new places and has added bird watching since moving to Southeast Texas. 

 
J. Larry Domingue
Organist

Larry grew up in Groves, TX. He graduated from PN-G; then received a Bachelor of Science Degree and teaching certification from Lamar  in Music and Biology.  He later received a Master’s Degree in Guidance Counseling.

Larry taught at the International School in The Netherlands for 3 years before transferring to the Izmir American High School in Turkey. 
 
For 11 years, Larry taught band and choir at Feltwell Jr High School/Lakenheath American Middle School in England.

 

His last 20 years of teaching band and choir were in two locations in Japan: 13 years in northern Japan on Misawa Air Base at Edgren High School, then 7 years at Kadena High School on the tropical island of Okinawa.