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Welcome
to Trinity

Welcome to
Trinity Episcopal Church! I
welcome you wherever you find yourself on your journey of faith.
There is a place for you here at Trinity, for it is God who calls us
to the altar. God’s love is freely given, and we share that love
freely at communion. All are invited to the holy table to be fed by
God’s grace in Christ. Many of us have found a community of
acceptance we never imagined possible in organized religion. We
understand the gospel of Christ to mean radical inclusion, thus we
often find ourselves most comfortable on the progressive edge of the
wider church, honoring the questions of faith but not demanding
uniform answers.
Trinity
offers a richly and lively experience of God’s grace - we
don’t always agree on theology, but we’re united in our
commitment to deeply meaningful worship. Sunday begins with a
quiet and reflective said service.
Later in the morning there is a traditional liturgy with
chant and incense (though the words may not be so traditional). Once
a month we have a service designed especially for children which is
interactive and lots of fun.
A new organ
installed and dedicated this year greatly enhances and supports our
worship, and we look forward to the concerts this fall and next
spring which will display its very fine qualities. You are invited
to join us for these free concerts.
The year is
turning slowly into the darker seasons, with shorter days and longer
nights. Some of us may find this a melancholy time, when the deeper
questions of our lives arise more quickly. This is a good time for
the warmth of community and for the seeking of faith. I invite you
to join us, and I look forward to meeting you.
Blessings,
Anne Kelsey
Rector
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SAVE
THE DATE!
Trinity's
DINNER-AUCTION-DANCE
Saturday,
February 20
Mahler
Ball Room
5:30-10:30
$35
per person
(Table
for ten $300)
Click
here
for ticket form

Quimby Pipe Organ
Concert Series
Upcoming concerts
Sunday,
March 7, 2010 - 4:00 pm
Joseph Nielsen, organ
Sunday,
April 18, 2010 - 4:00 pm
John Romeri, organ
John Romeri II, flute
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