Friday, September 16, 2022 LISA'S BLOG How Can We Keep From Singing? Beloved FriendsMusic is in the air! Over the coming weeks we will be reunited with those who come to Trinity week after week and offer the gift of music. In addition to the continued leadership of Chelsie Cree (Director of Music and the Arts) and Grace Mauk (Assistant Director of Music and the Arts), this Sunday we “welcome home” our four beautiful and talented Trinity choir section leaders: Melissa Toth, Kim Buehler, Bradley Baker, and a new member of this team, Tajj Crowder. These four forces of pure joy and talent ...
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EVENTS “Welcome to Trinity” Conversations Lisa will be hosting a “Welcome to Trinity” Conversation on Sunday, Sept 18th after the 10:00 inperson service at Trinity@316. This is a time for folks new to Trinity to get to know us a little better, ask questions and introduce themselves. We would love to see you at this event as we continue to build a community of beautiful, resilient, creative and generous spirits. Wherever you find yourself on your spiritual journey, know that you are welcome and wanted here. Sign up for the conversations here and more information will be sent to you.
Race for the Cure on 9/25 – No In Person Worship Service Sunday, September 25th: Streets will be blocked starting at
Want to be a Worship Leader? Please consider signing up for our Sunday Worship Leader rotation HERE. Worship Leaders are vital to our Sunday Trinity@316 community, serving as Greeters, assisting with releasing for Communion and some reading responsibilities. Our goal is to have 3 Worship Leaders available each Sunday.
7:00AM allowing no access to Trinity. In person worship on 9/25 will not take place. We will meet as a community at 9:00AM for worship online at Trinity@Home. Please plan on joining us for worship on 9/25 from your home as morning streets downtown will not be passable. Trinity@Home is our first service every Sunday and you can find us at www.trinitytoledo.org/trinity-at-home/ .
Trinity Food Pantry September 27: Trinity Episcopal Church and Food For Thought offer a monthly food pantry! Residential proof is not a requirement. All are welcome and wanted! If you are interested in volunteering please sign up! We need your help.
Trinity Book Club – Current Book September 18: Friends-please join us for book discussion of Sea of Tranquility by Emily St. John Mandel. We will gather via zoom and in person on Sunday, September 18 from 6:30 -8:00pm. Click on this post for detail or go to Book Club on website.
EPISCOPAL NEWS SERVICE Church lauds success of Sacred Ground curriculum as new groups form to study history of racism [Episcopal News Service] The Episcopal Church’s Sacred Ground curriculum, developed and launched in February 2019, has been a resounding success as measured by the widespread adoption of the curriculum as […]
Texas diocesan reunion takes shape, with warm welcome for Episcopalians in Fort Worth area [Episcopal News Service] North Texas is no longer a diocese of The Episcopal Church, but Episcopalians in North Texas are as active as ever – now as the Fort Worth-based […]
WCC voices from the ecumenical peace forum for Korea TSN Vendor Lunch Team October 20: On the third Thursday of each month, Trinity prepares and delivers lunch to the vendors of our community partner, Toledo Streets Newspaper (TSN). We will need your help next on Thursday, October 20 when we will gather at 9:00am upstairs in My Brother's Place to prepare the meal! At 10:00, we'll head over to the TSN offices to deliver the meal and spend some time with the vendors. Click the image to join our team!!!
LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES Diocesan Anti-Racism Training:
[World Council of Churches] Members of the Ecumenical Forum for Peace, Reunification & Cooperation on the Korean Peninsula held an informal meeting on Sept. 9 in Karlsruhe, Germany, following the […]
DIOCESE OF OHIO Diocesan Anti-Racism Training: Seeing the Face of God in Each Other 10/7-8 Friday- Saturday The Commission for Racial Justice will offer a two-day training on October 7 and 8 (9:30am Friday – 4:00pm Saturday) at Bellwether Farm. This Anti-Racism training is required for all individuals in elected and appointed Diocesan positions, and it is also open to all members of the Diocese. The cost of the training materials and food is covered by the Diocese of Ohio,
Seeing the Face of God in Each Other October 7-8 Friday- SaturdayThe Commission for Racial Justice will offer a two-day training on October 7 and 8 (9:30am Friday – 4:00pm Saturday) at Bellwether Farm. This Anti-Racism training is required for all […]
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their guests are welcome!
but lodging is the responsibility of the participant (or their parish). Lodging options at Bellwether Farm are available. Registration is available here on the diocesan website. For a question about online registration, please email Antoinette Taylor For additional training information, please email the Rev. Margaret D’Anieri .
October 8: Men's Bible Study the 2nd Saturday of the month. We will gather inperson at Rick's City Diner (in the same plaza as Hobby Lobby). All men in the Trinity community and
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