Neighborhood Egg Hunt

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Thanks to the outreach team, our first Neighborhood Egg Hunt brought joy to 22 kids and even more adults. On Saturday, March 24th, children, many of whom hadn't visited Trinity before, gathered for pre-Easter festivities. They met the Easter Bunny, had a pizza and sub lunch, decorated egg-collecting bags, heard a story about Jesus, and hunted for eggs in the churchyard.  Fun!!!!

Jesus Is Our Superhero Intergenerational Craft

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On Mothering Sunday, March 11, 2018, coffee hour was filled with creativity as adults and kids wielded crayons, glue sticks, stickers and Hershey bars to create a memorable craft. Thank you to Sue Dippo for organizing a great inter-generational activity that helped us remember that Jesus is our truest superhero.

Even Ernie and Crispin got in the act!

Nate's superhero doesn't look like the others. That's because he made it in his Sunday School class where kids learned about Jesus healing the sick.

Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper

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Trinity's annual Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper was held on Tuesday, February 13th. Pancakes, sausage, applesauce...delicious!

The Chrismon Tree 2017

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Sue, Ron and Stacy set up and decorated our Chrismon Tree on December 9th. 

Chrismons are ornaments depicting Christian symbols such as the cross and dove. You can learn more about Chrismons and Chrismon trees here and here, too.  Come to church and see ours for yourself.

Christmas Party 2017

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It's that most wonderful time of the year, and it's always great to gather with Trinity friends as we anticipate Christmas. Our party was held on Friday,  December 8th in the parish hall.

Luminaria guided us along the sidewalk to the parish hall.

Ron and Sue decorated the tree beautifully.

Father Desmond says a few words.

B.J adds a few more words.

Claire was a magnificent hostess...and waitress!

Hello from Heidi, Audrey, Janet and Debbie!

Father says the blessing.

Delicious dinner...

Alice and Therese share a few words.

It's great to chat with friends.

Say cheese!

Say cheese again!

As November Comes to an End

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Dave,Paul, Joey and John install the new ramp to the Parish Hall.

Leaves for the Thanksgiving Tree awaiting our words of gratitude.

The Mitten Tree with gift ideas for our adopted families.

Ernie takes a mitten from the Mitten Tree.

Thanksgiving and the days surrounding it brought traditional and new activities at Trinity.

As we entered church on the Sunday prior to Thanksgiving, we received colorful paper leaves. We took a few moments to reflect on what we were thankful for, wrote those "gratitudes" on the leaves, and hung the leaves on the tree as we went up to the altar for communion. Sunday School students tucked blank leaves inside homemade Thanksgiving cards that they sent to some of our shut-in parishioners.

On the same day, we saw another tree, this one covered with paper mittens. On each mitten was written the name of a present for members of our Christmas Adopt-a-Families. Parish members will make two families' Christmases merry and bright with generous gift giving. Thank you, Nancy Beatty, for organizing this annual project.

On the last Friday of November, stalwart Trinity saints installed the long-awaited access ramp to the Parish Hall. This is the last piece of the Building Access, Building Faith capital campaign which has made our church and parish hall accessible to all who wish to enter our doors. The ramp will replace the movable ramp that has been in use for the past several years. Thanks to John Bevis, Dave Jones, Paul Phelan, Joseph Phelan and Father Desmond for their work with this project.