THIS Sunday 10:00 Online Worship. 11:00 Virtual Coffee Hour. Wednesday 12:10 Midweek Eucharist on Hiatus. June 19, 2020
MESSAGE FROM LISA Where Do We Go From Here? Beloved Friends-In 1967 Martin Luther King Jr published his final book, Where Do We Go from Here: Chaos or Community? Sadly, it is as timely and relevant in 2020, now 53 years later. Flipping through the pages readers today will find words that could have been written during this current season of unrest, despair, violence, […]
STAY INFORMED Jukebox Trinity Tune in and enjoy the musical offerings from our Canterbury Choir, Jobst Choral Scholars and friends! We're featuring music from our services PreCOVID, our Evening Benedictions from Facebook, and music videos from our Online Worship Services.
Trinity’s Daily Bread TRINITY@HOME Compline: Friday, 6/19 at 9PM Via Zoom Compline will begin at 9:00 pm every Friday evening. This will allow us to all enjoy the longer hours of daylight after dinner as well as it puts the prayer closer to the traditional time it is offered. We'll connect via Zoom Meetings while Trinity's in-person gatherings are suspended due to COVID-19 related restrictions. When you join the Zoom call, we will be starting with some quiet time so that we can center ourselves before we begin our prayers.
This Sunday, June 21
As a community of faith, we are called to love and be loved; to serve and be served, to give and to receive. In short, we don’t want anyone to “fall behind or drop out.” In this season of connecting in new ways, we are introducing Trinity’s Daily Bread.
Next To New Remains Closed through June Next To New will remain closed in June. We appreciate your continued patience and
Plan to join us this Sunday at 10AM for our online worship service. You can tune-in, in several ways: our website, Facebook page or YouTube channel. At 11AM, immediately following our online worship service, we will offer a 30 minute Coffee & Conversation. You can also make your regular Sunday offering or your AGC pledge contribution via our online giving page on our website.
Virtual Coffee Hour: Sunday 6/21 at 11AM Via Zoom At 11:00am every Sunday, following our online worship service, we will gather for a 30minute virtual Coffee and Conversation time via Zoom. You can find the Zoom connection information through this link.
understanding during this time.The leadership and volunteers at NTN are eager to reopen when we are confident that the safety and health of our customers are not at risk.
Thank You!! We’d like to share our deepest gratitude to those in our Trinity community that have -and that will- share their time and voices for our Sunday online worship services. To the musicians, liturgical team, technical experts, and the individuals and families in our faith community- THANK YOU for lending us your time, talent and love!
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Virtual Pop-Up Dinners, Tuesdays 6/23 & 6/30 at 7PM Via Zoom We are excited to return with Pop-Up Dinners this month! They will be a little different than you are used to…we’ll gather online via Zoom- so make yourself and/or family some supper and sit down with your laptop or tablet to share in an evening of laughter, love and connection with our Trinity Community. Hosts will contact you with the Zoom URL and Password once you’ve signed up!
Lectio Divina: Wednesday 6/24 at 7PM Via Zoom Join us on Zoom each Wednesday evening from 7:00-8:00PM for a time of Lectio Divina, an ancient contemplative practice of engaging the Scriptures. Each week, we will read together a portion of the Gospel text for the upcoming Sunday and be led in a time of reflection, sharing, silence, and prayer. No reading or preparation necessary—just show up when you are
Washington bishop joins Rev. William Barber and other clergy for prayer rally at St. John’s Church 06/18/2020 15:57 [Religion News Service – Washington, D.C.] — A series of religious demonstrations in Washington, D.C., over the weekend mixed prayerful calls for racial equality with frustration with law enforcement, lawmakers […] The post Washington bishop joins Rev. William Barber and other clergy for prayer rally at St. John’s Church appeared first on Episcopal News Service.
As Supreme Court lets DACA stand for now, Episcopal leaders push for permanent protections 06/18/2020 15:16 [Episcopal News Service] Episcopal leaders on June 18 welcomed the U.S. Supreme Court’s surprise decision preserving protections for about 700,000 immigrants who were brought to the United States illegally as […] The post As Supreme Court lets DACA stand for now, Episcopal leaders push for permanent protections appeared first on Episcopal News Service.
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