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February 8th, 2019

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Love One Another Beloved Friends, Taped to my wall above my desk at home is a tattered piece of paper with words of a prayer written by Methodist pastor Ted Loder. Those who have been in my offices (at church or home) know I collect things in these spaces- and many of them are like sacred talismans to […] The post Love One Another appeared first on Trinity Episcopal Church in Downtown Toledo.

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Women’s Bible Study

February 16th, 9:00am Join us for a monthly women’s Bible study. We meet on the third Saturday of each month at 9:00am at Scrambler’s (formerly Cafe Marie’s), 3344 Secor Rd. We meet in the group meeting room at the back of the restaurant. This Bible study is open to all women of the Trinity community and […] The post Women’s Bible Study appeared first on Trinity Episcopal Church in Downtown Toledo.

Shrove Tuesday Pancake Dinner The post Shrove Tuesday Pancake Dinner appeared first on Trinity Episcopal Church in Downtown Toledo.

Ash Wednesday Services Wednesday March 6th, 12pm & 7pm Please join us for Holy Eucharist & Imposition of Ashes in the sanctuary. The post Ash Wednesday Services appeared first on Trinity Episcopal Church in Downtown Toledo.

Men’s Bible Study Saturday March 9th, 9:00am Join us for a monthly men’s Bible study. We meet on the second Saturday of each month at 9:00am at Rick’s City Diner, 5333 Monroe St. in west Toledo (near the corner of Monroe St. and Nantuckett Dr.). Our discussion starts with the gospel reading appointed for the next day. This […] The post Men’s Bible Study appeared first on Trinity Episcopal Church in Downtown Toledo.

PARISH NEWS

Trinity Offices will be closed on Monday, February 18th in Observance of President’s Day. Next To New will also be closed on Monday, February 18th

Next to New Update

Next To New was happy to deliver stuffed toys and blankets to the Lucas County Humane Society last week and had the opportunity to learn about some of the needs that the humane society has. NTN occasionally gets in stuffed toys and blankets that are a little too over-worn to sell to our customers that the humane society would be overjoyed to accept for the cats and dogs.

We also ran an exciting sale this past week that was determined by the winner of the Super Bowl! If the Patriots won, ½ price coats and if the Rams won, BOGO on all footwear. Since the Patriots won, we marked all of our coats and jackets ½ off for the week! But don’t worry, shoes and boots will be buy one get one at the end of the month. We also ran a sale on greeting cards Thursday for National Send a Friend a Card Day! This upcoming week stop by for 75% off Valentine’s Day décor!

Coming Very Soon!!

Friends, we are overjoyed to reopen the garage entrance along Adams St. for Sunday service on February 17th. Those who park in the garage will now be able to enter Trinity using the door on the main level of the garage that is marked Trinity Episcopal Church! We hope this will convenience many of you who the utilize Four Seagate Parking Garage. By early March the installation of the ADA accessible door will be completed and this LONG journey of reopening all the main doors to Trinity will be finished. MUSIC & THE ARTS

Performing Artist Series: Carnival of the Animals Friday March 1st, 8pm Students and Teachers of the Piano Teachers Association in Collaboration with The University of Toledo Orchestra, under the direction of Dr. Matthew Forte, will be presenting Camille Saint Saens’ Carnival of the Animals for Two Pianos and Orchestra. This event is free and open to the public. The post Performing Artist Series: Carnival of the Animals appeared first on Trinity Episcopal Church in Downtown Toledo.

Ballroom Dancing: Mardi Gras Tuesday March 5th, 6:30-10:00pm Trinity once again opens it’s doors and it’s floors to The Ballroom Company and their guests for an exciting evening of intrigue and celebration on Fat Tuesday. A detailed schedule will follow but highlights of the evening will include: Samba Line Dance and demo, Mardi Gras Mask making, and hours of […]

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Meet the High School Choral Scholar: Cameron Lawyer Cameron Lawyer is a junior at Waite High School where he is an asset to both the concert choir and the show choir and has been singing in a church choir since he was three years old. Cameron serves in the national guard and will soon be promoted to the rank of private, first class. In addition to these demands on his time, Cameron is certified as a guardian through Lucas County as does his best to guide and direct his wards. In his free time, Cameron loves playing video games such as "Bloodbourne." TRINITY BUILDING PARTNERS

Leadership Toledo: Restaurant Week February 25-March 3

We love to support our building partners and Restaurant Week in Toledo is one of the easiest ways to support Leadership Toledo! The 9th annual Restaurant Week Toledo is an opportunity to enjoy delicious meals at special prices from over 35 of the Glass City's best locally-owned restaurants while supporting Leadership Toledo's tuition-free youth programs. It's simple - just dine at one of the participating restaurants during RWT and and a portion of all proceeds will be donated to our high-impact programs designed to cultivate and empower young aspiring leaders. WEST MISSION AREA & BEYOND The next West Mission Area meeting will be Sunday, Feb. 10, 2:00pm in Bowling Green at St. John's. All are welcome.

CRU Event: Celebration of Absalom Jones Sunday February 17, 4:00pm The 2019 Absalom Jones Celebration will be held on Sunday, February 17 at 4:00 p.m. at Christ Church, Shaker Heights. This is a diocesan-wide event and

all are welcome to attend. The Rev. Sharon Williams will be the preacher and the Rt. Rev. Arthur B. Williams, Jr. will be the celebrant. The offerings from the service will go to support the two remaining Episcopal Historically Black Colleges and University (HBCUs): St. Augustine's University in Raleigh, NC, and Voorhees College in Denmark, SC. The Celebration commemorates the life and witness of Absalom Jones, the first African American priest in the Episcopal Church, who gained his freedom in the post-Revolutionary War era. Jones contributed greatly to one of the first large free black communities in the United States. EPISCOPAL NEWS SERVICE

As election nears, Maine Bishop, Standing Committee keep candidate cleared in discipline matter on slate 02/07/2019 15:17 [Episcopal News Service] Diocese of Maine Bishop Stephen T. Lane and the Standing Committee issued a statement Feb. 7 regarding one of the candidates for the 10th bishop of Maine. A […] The post As election nears, Maine Bishop, Standing Committee keep candidate cleared in discipline matter on slate appeared first on Episcopal News Service.

New Anglican Communion bishops receive induction in Canterbury, Lambeth and the ACO 02/07/2019 14:28 [Anglican Communion News Service] Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby will Feb. 7 welcome nearly 30 new Anglican bishops from around the world to his official London residence Lambeth Palace. Earlier […] The post New Anglican Communion bishops receive induction in Canterbury, Lambeth and the ACO appeared first on Episcopal News Service.

Archbishop of Canterbury meets Jordan’s King Abdullah during regional Primates’ Meeting in Amman 02/07/2019 14:23 [Anglican Communion News Service] Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, who was in the Jordanian capital Amman for a regional Anglican Primates’ Meeting, has met King Abdullah II of Jordan. A […] The post Archbishop of Canterbury meets Jordan’s King Abdullah during regional Primates’ Meeting in Amman appeared first on Episcopal News Service.

Presiding Bishop speaks at National Prayer Breakfast, emphasizes love over divisions 02/07/2019 14:19 [Episcopal News Service] Presiding Bishop Michael Curry, with President Donald Trump seated at a table to his right,

read a passage from Paul’s first letter to the Corinthians in brief […] The post Presiding Bishop speaks at National Prayer Breakfast, emphasizes love over divisions appeared first on Episcopal News Service.

Church once named after Confederate general dedicates new ‘home base’ for racial healing 02/06/2019 15:25 [Episcopal News Service] The Diocese of Southwestern Virginia gathered in Roanoke at the end of January for its 100th anniversary convention, which was capped by a lively Eucharist on Jan. […] The post Church once named after Confederate general dedicates new ‘home base’ for racial healing appeared first on Episcopal News Service.

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February 22, 2019

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We Make the Road by Walking Beloved Friends- In less than two weeks we will begin another season of Lent. Lent has been described as a 40-day wilderness journey in which we are invited to engage in the serious spiritual practices of fasting, almsgiving and prayer. It is also a church season that so well matches the season we find when [â&#x20AC;¦] The post We Make the Road by Walking appeared first on Trinity Episcopal Church in Downtown Toledo.

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Shrove Tuesday Pancake Dinner

Tuesday March 5th, 5:30pm Come celebrate Fat Tuesday at Trinity! We will be hosting a pancake dinner on March 5 in My Brother’s Place from 5:30-6:30. All at-will donations will benefit our Outreach Partner, Toledo Streets Newspaper, and their vendors, volunteers and staff have been invited as special guests. Following the pancake dinner, Trinity is opening […] The post Shrove Tuesday Pancake Dinner appeared first on Trinity Episcopal Church in Downtown Toledo.

Women’s Bible Study March 16th, 9:00am Join us for a monthly women’s Bible study. We meet on the third Saturday of each month at 9:00am at Scrambler’s (formerly Cafe Marie’s), 3344 Secor Rd. We meet in the group meeting room at the back of the restaurant. This Bible study is open to all women of the Trinity community and […] The post Women’s Bible Study appeared first on Trinity Episcopal Church in Downtown Toledo.

PARISH NEWS

Next to New Update Stop by Next To New this coming week as we break out our St. Patrick’s

day décor! In addition to next week’s BOGO sale on all footwear, we will continue our ½ sale on crafting supplies through Monday, Feb. 25th!

Support the Girls Drive Sunday: March 10, 17, 24, 31 9:00am My Brother's Place Trinity Member Su Elliot will be hosting a drive for Support the Girls, an organization started by a woman in Silver Spring, Maryland who bring dignity to homeless women, by supplying them with new and gently used bras, as well as feminine hygiene products. “I have been collecting these products, along with a few friends and distributing them to homeless shelters. I do this in memory of dear friends Susan and Laurie. For the season of Lent, I will be in My Brother’s Place during Sunday morning community breakfast with a collection station and more information about the wonderful work this organization does. Your donations will be greatly appreciated." Thank you, Su Elliot

Re-Opening Doors Our main garage door is now open!! Those who park in the garage will now be able to enter Trinity using the door on the main level of the garage that is marked Trinity Episcopal Church! We hope this will convenience many of you who the utilize Four Seagate Parking Garage. By early March the installation of the ADA accessible door will be completed and this LONG journey of reopening all the main doors to Trinity will be finished.

Save The Date: Sunday March 3 (following 10:00 service) Special Thank you Coffee Hour/Reception for CJ Meeks- who is retiring from the Verger role after more than 30 years of faithful service. Please plan on joining us for a special reception to acknowledge and thank CJ Meeks. FORMATION

Sunday Lenten Series What’s SIN Got to Do with it? 3 Sundays: March 10, 17 & 24, (following the 10:00 service) My Brother’s Place In Speaking of Sin, Barbara Brown Taylor brings her fresh perspective to a cluster of words that often cause us discomfort and have widely fallen into neglect: sin, damnation, repentance, penance, and salvation. She […] The post Sunday Lenten Series appeared first on Trinity Episcopal Church in Downtown Toledo.

Lenten Soup & Cinema Let’s Go To the Movies! Join us these Wednesdays in Lent:6:00 Soup Supper6:30 Movie start With each movie we will see a different journey of discovery and self-awareness. As we move through our own Lenten journeys, these evenings will provide for our bodies and our souls. All are welcome. Wednesday, March 13:A father heads overseas […] The post Lenten Soup & Cinema appeared first on Trinity Episcopal Church in Downtown Toledo.

MUSIC & THE ARTS

Performing Artist Series: Carnival of the Animals Friday March 1st, 8pm Students and Teachers of the Piano Teachers Association in Collaboration with The University of Toledo Orchestra, under the direction of Dr. Matthew Forte, will be presenting Camille Saint Saens’ Carnival of the Animals for Two Pianos and Orchestra. Ticket cost: Adults $10, Seniors/Students $5, Children under 12 free. The post Performing Artist Series: Carnival of the Animals appeared first on Trinity Episcopal Church in Downtown Toledo.

Ballroom Dancing: Mardi Gras Tuesday March 5th, 6:30-10:00pm Ballroom at Trinity–Fat Tuesday! Trinity Episcopal opens its doors for another evening of ballroom dancing in its beautiful sanctuary. Please join us for another very special evening of dancing in one of Toledo’s most inspiring and unique spaces. Detailed Schedule:5:30-6:30pm, Pancake Dinner to benefit Toledo Streets, hosted by the Trinity parishioners, […] The post Ballroom Dancing: Mardi Gras appeared first on Trinity Episcopal Church in Downtown Toledo.

TRINITY BUILDING PARTNERS

Leadership Toledo: Restaurant Week February 25-March 3 We love to support our building partners and Restaurant Week in Toledo is one of the easiest ways to support Leadership Toledo! The 9th annual Restaurant Week Toledo is an opportunity to enjoy delicious meals at special prices from over 35 of the Glass City's best locally-owned restaurants while supporting Leadership Toledo's tuition-free youth programs. It's simple - just dine at one of the participating restaurants during RWT and and a portion of all proceeds will be donated to our high-impact programs designed to cultivate and empower young aspiring leaders.

Actors Collaborative Performance: The Velocity of Autumn Actors Collaborative Toledo in association with The Valentine Theatre present The Velocity of Autumn by Eric Coble to benefit Jewish Family Service of Toledo. The stage reading, directed by Jeffrey Albright, will be performed March 16 and 17. Each performance will be followed by a meet and greet and Q&A session with Levinson and Causman. The Velocity of Autumn swirls around Alexandra, an 80-year-old artist in a showdown with her family over where she’ll spend her remaining years. In Alexandra’s corner are her wit, her volcanic passion, and the fact that she’s barricaded herself in her Brooklyn brownstone with enough Molotov cocktails to take out the block. But her children have their own secret weapon: estranged son Chris, who returns after 20 years, crawls through Alexandra’s second-floor window and becomes the family’s unlikely mediator. No sooner are the words “Hi, Mom” uttered than the emotional bombs start detonating. The Velocity of Autumn is a wickedly funny and wonderfully touching discovery of the fragility and ferocity of life. Showtimes for The Velocity of Autumn are March 16 at 8 p.m. and March 17 at 3 p.m. Tickets are $15 each and can be purchased at www.valentinetheatre.com. WEST MISSION AREA & BEYOND

Interns Wanted The Diocese of Ohio is currently seeking four interns to assist in various offices throughout the summer. Interns will be asked to work a total of 200 hours - approximately ten weeks between June and August. There is a stipend of $10-$12/hour, dependent upon skills and previous experience. The list of internship opportunities is now available here. If you are interested in applying, please send a resume and brief (one-page) cover letter that indicates your 1st and 2nd choices of internships for which you are applying, why each internship

interests you, and what the experience you would bring to the position. You may apply for internships in more than one area. The deadline for applications is March 31, 2019. Questions or applications should be directed to the Rev. Margaret D'Anieri (https://dohio.org/our-diocese/staff/the-rev-margaretd-anieri).

Bellwether Farm Summer Camp 2019 Bellwether Farm offers a traditional overnight summer camp where school-age children can immerse themselves in fun, engaging activities. These programs will seek to teach healthy social, nutritional, and environmental practices, while providing a safe context in which to encounter God's beautiful creation. Campers will have an opportunity to learn about organic gardening, animal care, and creative cooking. They will also participate in traditional camp activities including swimming, canoeing, arts and crafts, fishing, field games, and archery. The Bellwether Farm staff is invested in the life of every camper, seeking to inspire future generations to become passionate leaders in the world around them. Registration is now open at https://www.bellwetherfarm.com/register. Register by March 15 and enter promo code DIO2019 to receive $25 off. Summer Camp Dates: Week 1: June 17 - 22 For children who have completed grades 1-12 Week 2: June 24 - 29 For children who have completed grades 2-12 Week 3: July 1 - 6 For children who have completed grades K-12 Week 4: July 8 - 13 For children who have completed grades K-12 Week 5: July 15 - 20 For children who have completed grades K-12 We are also seeking camp counselors. If you or someone you know may be interested, please fill out the application online.

EPISCOPAL NEWS SERVICE

Vida Joven de México ofrece a los huérfanos un hogar, educación y oportunidad de vida 02/21/2019 17:25

[Servicio de Noticias Episcopales – Tijuana, México] Rutina y orden. Esa es la regla de la vida en Vida Joven de México, un orfanato donde viven 24 niños mexicanos abandonados […] The post Vida Joven de México ofrece a los huérfanos un hogar, educación y oportunidad de vida appeared first on Episcopal News Service.

Executive Council called on to reflect on the future of faith communities, Anglican Communion 02/21/2019 16:17 [Episcopal News Service – Midwest City, Oklahoma] Presiding Bishop Michael Curry and the Rev. Gay Clark Jennings, House of Deputies president, placed the future of faith and the church as […] The post Executive Council called on to reflect on the future of faith communities, Anglican Communion appeared first on Episcopal News Service.

How2charist offers digital version on typical ‘instructed Eucharist’ 02/21/2019 09:26 [Episcopal News Service] If you run a traditional piece of Episcopal Church formation – the instructed Eucharist – through the new world of digital ministry, what do you get? You […] The post How2charist offers digital version on typical ‘instructed Eucharist’ appeared first on Episcopal News Service.

Janani Luwum’s family and Idi Amin’s kinsmen reconcile on 42nd anniversary of martyrdom 02/20/2019 16:40 [Anglican Communion News Service] The family of Archbishop Janani Luwum, the former primate of what was then the Church of the Province of Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi and Boga-Zaire, have reconciled […] The post Janani Luwum’s family and Idi Amin’s kinsmen reconcile on 42nd anniversary of martyrdom appeared first on Episcopal News Service.

Archbishop of Canterbury calls an Anglican Primates’ Meeting in Jordan in January 2020 02/20/2019 16:37 [Anglican Communion News Service] Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby has written to the leaders of the 40 autonomous churches in the Anglican Communion to invite them to attend a Primates’ […] The post Archbishop of Canterbury calls an Anglican Primates’ Meeting in Jordan in January 2020 appeared first on Episcopal News Service.