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season of creation 2025
PEACE WITH CREATION
Isaiah 32:14-18
During the Season of Creation, we join with Christians around the world to celebrate in prayer and action our Gospel calling to protect the Earth that God entrusted to our care. Collecting prayers, readings, hymns, and liturgies created all over the global Anglican Communion and beyond, this anthology not only provides special liturgies for the season but also suggests ways to expand our familiar Sunday liturgies and prayers so that they more accurately reflect the whole Gospel for the whole world...From the Season of Creation for Episcopal Parishes
- Sept. 1 - The Sun
- Sept. 8 - Moon & Stars of the Skies
- Sept.15 - Fire & Heat
- Sept. 22 - Mountains & Hills
- Sept 29 - Springs of Water, Seas & Streams
- Oct. 6 - St. Francis - Blessing of the Animals @2:00pm
Singing in Harmony with God: Pain, Hope, Love: A Bible Study of the Psalms.
Tuesdays September 23 - November 15 1:00-2:30 in the Seabury Room
Facilitators: Sarah Butters and Rebecca Scruton
Book Study: Exploring Paul's Jewish Identity
Wednesdays Sept. 24 - Nov. 12
6:00-8:00 p.m. in the Seabury Room Simple soup supper provided
Using principally Paul's letter to the Galatians, we will explore Paul's Judaism and how that may influence our thinking and behavior as Christians.
Facilitator: Don Ghostlaw,
Lectionary Bible Study
September 20, through November 15 (every other Saturday)
9:30-11:00 a.m. in the Seabury Room
Facilitator: Peter Dewberry
Journey of faith
Porchfest 2025 update
FAITH FORMATION FORUM PRESENTATIONS
(Fall & Winter)
Forums will take place after coffee hour unless otherwise noted and will last 1 hour
Click here for descriptions of each offering
September 28 – CREATION CARE
October 12 - INDIGENOUS PEOPLE: Land acknowledgment and after
October 28 - BONHOEFFER
December 6 (Saturday) - ADVENT QUIET DAY: 9:30-12:30
December 14- THE CHOSEN: The Birth of Jesus
Porchfest 2025 update
trinity building accessibility project
Porchfest 2025 update
Thank you to Melissa, Aversa & Cheryl for organizing this opportunity to showcase Trinity in this community event on a beautiful Saturday in August.
And a shoutout to all of our wonderful Trinity volunteers who helped to make it happen - it couldn't happen without you!
trinity building accessibility project
trinity building accessibility project
trinity building accessibility project
Our Parish Meeting on May 4 was a time of open, honest discussion regarding the lack of accessibility to our facilities, including the bathrooms. The vestry shared their plan to tackle this complicated problem, which was outlined in a letter sent to the congregation. At the meeting attendees were invited to write their thoughts and, if they chose, to volunteer to help with the ongoing discernment of this huge project.
Click here to access highlights of the Trinity Parish Accessibility Presentation
Click here to access and fill out the Trinity Parish Accessibility Discernment Questions
If you were unable to attend but would like to share your ideas, questions, or concerns, or if you have relevant expertise or who know people who do, please complete the form at the rear of the church and give it to a Warden or email Don at dkghostlaw@gmail.com.
O good and gracious God, from the beginning you have guided Your People like a Good Shepherd; we ask you to guide our congregation as we explore if and how, as part of your call to mission, You might want us to make our Parish more physically accessible to welcome and serve people in our congregation and in our community. Help us to resist the temptations to either be paralyzed by fear or to race ahead without Your clear guidance. Give us the clarity we need and the courage to follow the guidance you give us through the Spirit of Jesus Christ our Lord. AMEN.
This prayer was written by Bishop Gordon to help us as we consider this most ambitious 2025 Goal.
Please pray for Trinity