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It is hard to believe that it has been two years since we had Trinity’s Vocal or Handbell Choir offered music in the worship service. However, all that is about to change. Both the Vocal and Handbell choir are moving forward to offer music once again. If you ever thought about joining either the Vocal or Handbell Choir, now would be a wonderful time. Trinity’s Vocal choir rehearses on Wednesday Evening at 7:30 PM. The Handbell Choir rehearses on Sunday morning at 11:15 AM.
If you play an instrument and would like to join the Trinity instrumental group that plays for the 10 AM service every few months, please email Nancy Moore All playing levels are welcome!'
If you are thinking about joining any choir, there are some restrictions:
All members need to be fully vaccinated for Covid 19. Masks must be worn at all times. Due to space limitations, we will NOT be able to socially distance from one another. If you have any questions, or would like further information, please contact Robert Ward at 847-815-8257, or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
The Christian movement did not start out as a culturally significant phenomenon; it began in a remote part of the Roman empire as a small, lower-class group of followers of a Jewish apocalyptic preacher, crucified as an enemy of the state. For over a century the Christian church was virtually unknown among the political and cultural leaders of the western world. However, by the end of the fourth century, it was the official religion of the Roman empire. How did Christianity grow into such an enormously influential institution from such humble beginnings? That is the overarching question of this course.
The program features Prof. Bart Ehrman from the University of North Carolina (and a graduate of Wheaton College). If you are interested, please join us on Zoom at the following address: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89333091187?pwd=QTBQZFIxQnNBOHljdk8yWEJSR3dzUT09 We invite you to join us from 9:30 am to about 10:30 am for information and discussion as we learn together virtually. Zoom Meeting ID: 893 3309 1187, Password: 60187
