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- ENRICHING OUR WORSHIP Enriching our worship is the intention of the booklet that we will be using during our summer liturgies beginning on the fi...
- Those who have requested intercession: Joan Huff, Bill, Curtiss Wallin, June, Matthew Longhurst, John Miller & family, Shirley Roadman, E...
- The Trinity Sunday campaign concluded on June 9th. Our goal was $21,500 .00 and we are pleased to report that the total as of last Sunday is $28, 467....
- We are proud to announce the Trinity graduates of 2013! High School: Ben Roque, Emily Bergman, Jeannine Fischer, Robby Glahe, Matthew Koester, Linds...
- Episcopal Relief & Development is in contact with our partners in the Episcopal Dioceses of Fort Worth and Oklahoma as they assess needs, formulat...
- On Wednesday June 19, 2013, 6:30-8:00pm, ESSE Adult Day Center, St. Paul Lutheran Church, 515 S. Wheaton Ave., Wheaton, IL 60187. You will learn signs...
