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Let Us Keep In Our Prayers

Those who have requested Intercession

Matthew Longhurst, Elizabeth Rogers, Mike Boldus, Cindy, Veronica Wallace, Ann Mategrano, Jodi Massie, Eileen Pender, Marie DiBello, Dorothy Wellman, Jim, Susan, Meghan, Jim Stewart, Sue Travis, Amaliyah Shallwani, Gloria Simon, Cole, Sue Anderson, Nancy Thomas, Barbara Walsh, Nancy Ettl, Woody Hayes, Magno Roque, the Dewel family, the Eberhart family, Tina O'Bannion, Max Hobart, Pam (Burt) Lowrie, Ally, Ruth Anne Wilcox, Chris, Ali, Michael, Char Miller, Gene Hollard, the Gibson family, Anne Keller, Mary Stelletello, Mike, Eric Ettl, Kate Barclay, Diane Kral, Kate Daly, Bob Stelletello, David Fisher, John Rossi, Wanda Slupik, Beth Stewart Miller, Zach, Don Root, Lew Holmes, Betty Lilly, Barb Berdahl, the Swartz, Bernie Ishmael, Cara, and the people of the Diocese of Renk

Anniversary of Baptism

Jeff Kincaid and Carol Kincaid

Faithfully Departed

Ron, Mary Ann Turza, Marjorie, Roger Lilly, Mike Swartz.

Diocesan Cycle of Prayer

We pray for the youth in our cities and communities affected by violence, and the perpetrators of violence in our communities. May they find peace.

Anglican Cycle of Prayer:

Pray for the Dioceses of Gahini (Rwanda) and Gambia (West Africa).

In The Trinity Family

Entered Into Peace

We regret to inform you of the death of Trinity member, Lorna Poulos on Sunday, January 12, 2020. A Celebration of Life will be held on Thursday, January 23, 2020 at 4:00 pm in the Chapel at Trinity Episcopal Church. Please keep Lorna, her husband John, their daughter Andi (Mangan) Mores and their whole family in your prayers.

Vestry Nominations

The Vestry is the Parish Council. We are currently accepting nominations for people to serve on the vestry. Vestry members are elected to a 3 year term. If you would like to nominate someone, please email their name to Fr. Kevin, Tom Althoff or Nancy Moore.

Saturday Study Group

The Saturday morning study group will be using a resource entitled The Hebrew Scriptures in Judaism and Christianity. The Hebrew Scriptures, what Christians call the “Old Testament” and Jews call the “Bible,” are the basis of both Judaism and Christianity. In this study we will survey how this work of literature, through interpretation and re-interpretation, spawned two different belief systems. Topics to be surveyed include: canon and prophecy; exegesis and Midrash; Shabbat and Sunday; temple, synagogue, church; the Oral Torah and the Logos; sin and righteousness; messiah and redemption.

Read more: Saturday Study Group