Friday, December 10, 2021 WORSHIP
LISA'S BLOG Trusting God’s Timing Beloved friends- Many years ago, in the LGBTQI community, the word “outing” became common nomenclature as the word describing what happens when someone (usually without permission) decided to reveal the sexual orientation of another person. It happened to famous, infamous, and ordinary people and the emotional toll or wake it left behind was usually devastating. […]
SUNDAYS
*9:00 Trinity@Home Online Worship. *11:00 Trinity@316 In-Person Worship.
WEDNESDAYS
*12:00 Noonday Prayer on Zoom.
STAY INFORMED
CURATE'S CORNER Sacredness at Home Hello, friends! What is sacred space? And how is sacred space created? We began our Wednesday night Advent workshop last
week on Creating Sacred Space at Home reflecting on these questions. At the core of our conversation was that sacred spaces are physical places where we have experienced or glimpsed the divine. And that a sacred space is then created simply through our ability to recognize our experience in that place – or another way to word it, we do […]
JOIN US! Men’s Bible Study Men's Bible Study will meet Saturday, December 11th at
Greening of the Church
Sunday, December 12th immediately following Trinity@316 service! Immediately following Trinity@316 worship, we invite anyone who is willing to stick around for a short time to help decorate the sanctuary with greenery in preparation for Christmas.
Arts & Mindfulness @ The Hive Project Trinity friend, Emily Olson, has launched some group classes in partnership with The Hive Project. Emily led us in
2 seasonal prayer offering this year; Draw Me Nearer during Lent and Moving Inward this past summer. If you've had the opportunity to join one or
their guests are welcome!
9:00am. We will gather in-person at Rick's City Diner (in the same plaza as Hobby Lobby). All men in the Trinity community and
both of those opportunities, or would like to give these offerings a try, you can sign up for her classes HERE! You can start with 1 free trial and then each session after is $20. These classes are offered in partnership with The Hive Project at 8759 Clinton Macon Road, Clinton, MI 49236.
This Sunday – December 12 Trinity@Home online worship will premiere at 9:00am every Sunday morning. Tune in on our website, Facebook page or YouTube Channel. We are moving away from Zoom coffee hour. We will gather for our Trinity@316 in-person worship at 11:00am every Sunday in our sanctuary.
Trinity’s Daily Bread 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 different ways, we are introducing Trinity’s Daily Bread. […]
Trinity@Home Coffee Hour We have made the decision that beginning this Sunday, Dec. 12th, we are moving away from a virtual coffee hour. We hope that at whatever time and in whatever way your share in the Trinity@Home worship experience, warm blessings find you on your week ahead.
Jukebox Trinity Tune in and enjoy the musical offerings from our Trinity Choir, our section leaders and friends from far and wide! We're featuring music from our services Pre-COVID, our Evening Benedictions from Facebook, and music videos from our Online Worship Services. […]
SERMONS
Midweek Noonday Prayer Join us on Wednesdays at 12:00 noon on Zoom for a short Noonday Prayer service. For the season of Advent, we will be praying with a noonday order of service from the Saint Helena Breviary and using The Message Bible for our gospel readings. Everything that you need to participate is found in the order of service on our website. If you cannot join us, we hope that you find this page a useful resource for taking a moment during the day to center yourself in prayer.
Cultivating Sacred Space at Home This Advent season join us for the first four Wednesdays in December from 7-8pm on zoom, where we will explore the history and importance of cultivating sacred space within our own homes. We will spend two sessions building our altars
EPISCOPAL NEWS SERVICE South Carolina Supreme Court holds hearing in case involving Episcopal diocese 12/09/2021 15:33 [Diocese of South Carolina] On Dec. 8, the South Carolina Supreme Court held a hearing concerning the appeal filed by our diocese and The Episcopal Church in regard to the […]
together - gathering items from our home and sharing how these unique items help us create a sacred space where our roots can grow even more deeply in the sustaining soil of our faith. In our last session together, we will join in a prayer service commemorating what is known as the Longest Night, as we pray and meditate together with our home altars. We hope you can join us!
Abwoon Advent Offering The Advent season, we invite you to learn "The Lord's Prayer" in the original Aramaic. Using the commentary and translation by Neil Douglas-Klotz, participants will explore the pronunciation, textual roots, and sound meanings of Jesus' words. We will be led by Emily Olson for 3 Saturdays in Advent at Trinity. Sign up here to join us!
Trinity Book Club We are currently reading The Red Tent by Anita Diamant! On 2 Sundays in a row- Jan 30 and Feb 6 we will be gathering in a number of different homes to share a simple meal and then watch the movie The Red Tent. It is a 2-hour movie so we thought we’d gather at 6:00 at each home, share a meal and then watch an hour of the movie over the course of the 2 Sundays.
Remembering 40 years of AIDS ministry, Los Angeles Episcopalians share in rededication of monument 12/09/2021 15:13 [The Episcopal News (Diocese of Los Angeles)] When Canon Randy Kimmler, a founder of AIDS ministries in the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles, remembers friends whose lives have been claimed by […]
Diocese of Pennsylvania reopens 3 in churches in 5 years by rediscovering their communities 12/09/2021 14:15 [Episcopal News Service – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania] By the time St. John’s Episcopal Church in the Philadelphia suburb of Norristown closed in 2015 after 202 years, the parish’s membership had dwindled […]
Episcopal Church to reach 100,000 people served in 40 years of refugee resettlement services 12/08/2021 16:48 [Episcopal News Service] Episcopal Migration Ministries is nearing a milestone in the church’s 40-year history of participation in the U.S. refugee resettlement program: Sometime this month, the church will have […]
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