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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, Michael, Jim Stewart, Sue Travis, Amaliyah Shallwani, Gloria Simon, Roy McNish, Cole, Durema Kohl, Margie, Nancy Ettl, the Spector family, Millie Hoffman, Liz Thomas, the Barton Myers family, Pete, Linda Taylor, Erika, Cathy Beth Miller/Stewart, Nancy Thomas, Joyce Brown, Emy, Alice Butler, Ed Chavez, Sally Steets, John Rossi, Wanda Slupik, Dee, Marty, Heather Coleman, John Treanor, Jeanne Hoffman, Richard Lotesta, Kris Wilson, Bernie Ishmael, Mary Harbor, and the people of the Diocese of Renk.

Anniversary of Baptism

Shirley Snyder, Courtney Crocus, Keryn Stewart, Sophia Nephew, Madeleine Nephew.

Faithfully Departed

Irene Chavez and Adam.

Diocesan Cycle of Prayer

Intercessions are offered for Congregations in the Waukegan Deanery: Trinity in Highland Park; Church of the Holy Spirit in Lake Forest; Holy Family/Sagrada Familia in Lake Villa; St. Lawrence in Libertyville; St. Paul in McHenry; and our Companion Dioceses in Southeast Mexico and Renk.

Anglican Cycle of Prayer:

Intercessions are offered for the Diocese of Salisbury (England).

Saturday Study Group

The Saturday morning study group will begin a new topic on August 3. We 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.

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Summer Book Camp

Looking for something new to read? Check out the Book Camp – a book reading challenge for all ages! Read 7 books, fill out a form and receive a book bag. New books are arriving daily for the Trinity Library. Dozens of new titles are being added for very young children through high school. And adults – don’t forget to see our new books, too. Maybe you need something new to read to your grandchildren or you’re looking for something new for yourself. Books are on display in Millett Hall this weekend and will be in the library next week.

Trinity Apparel For Outreach Programs

Our motto says it all: Love God, Love Neighbor, Change the World! Trinity's Outreach programs reach the homeless, the abused, the unemployed and underemployed, the young and the wise. Help support our Outreach programs by purchasing Trinity apparel: T-shirts with Trinity logo $10, Polo shirts w/logo $20, Zipper hoodies w/logo $30. To order, please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., or call 630-606-9055. Apparel is on display at Millett Hall each weekend. Payments can be made by check payable to Trinity Episcopal Church, memo: Outreach apparel). Proceeds benefit Trinity's Outreach Program.