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BAPTISMS AND CONFIRMATIONS THIS SUNDAY
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Ellie Doggett
Born: July 8, 2003
Daughter of Kevin C. Doggett and Levon Elis Bergin
Godparents: Danielle Alvarado, Anne Charpentier,
Midori Hagasi and Yvonne Weber
Reese Nicole Morgan
Born: July 20, 2016
Daughter of Gary Wayne Morgan and Kristy Lynn Simpton
Godparents: Kelly Spell and Sandra Landry
Levi Ross Skinner
Born: January 20, 2017
Parents: Tyler Scott and Linzy Kaylee Skinner
Godparents: Sharon Hooks and Blain Holcomb
Camden King Simpton
Born: March 24, 2013
Parents: Cyrtis Payl Simpton and Dayasell O. Gracia
Leslie Simpton, Chelsea Alvarado and Andrew Gutierrez
Avery Nicole Puccetti
Born: September 12, 2005
Parents: James R. Puccetti, Jr, and Stacy Renee Simpton
Godparents: Lou Ann Simpton and Lauren Simpton
Kade Anthony Spell
Born: December 21, 2016
Parents: Marshall Jeffrey and Kelly Erica Spell
Godparents: Eric and Kristy Simpton
McKenzie Lynn Spell
Born: October 15, 2014
Parents: Marshall Jeffrey and Kelly Erica Spell
Godparents: Eric and Kristy Simpton
Scarlett Mae Stuedevant
Born: May 16, 2014
Parents: Stephen S. Stuedevant and Linzy K. Skinner
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Preston Blake Botik
Jamie Lynn Davis (Trinity, Alvin)
Ellie Doggett
Hunter Jackson Haglund
Kyle Charles Knight
Eliza M. Noordam
John ColumboViggiano IV
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CONFIRMATIONS HELD THIS WEEK IN REV. SUSAN'S OFFICE
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Bishop Fisher confirmed Chloe Knauer and Elise Noordam this week in Susan's office.
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Upcoming Calendar Events
The choir will be out on vacation beginning July 16 through mid-August
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Oct. 22 - 10:30 a.m. Service Baptisms and Confirmation, Bishop Fisher visitation
Oct. 22 - 5:30 p.m. Rt. II Holy Eucharist - Come As You Are - Sanctuary
Oct. 23 - 5:30 p.m. - Young Women's Beth Moore Bible Study - Kelso Library
Oct. 24 - 4:00 p.m. Building Committee - Kelso Library
Oct. 28 - 5:00 p.m. Martinez and Amador Wedding - Sanctuary
Oct. 29 - 6:30 p.m. - Newcomer's and Visitors Dinner with the Clergy - Kelso Library
SAVE THE DATES:
Nov. 5 --- ALL SAINTS DAY OBSERVED
Nov. 11 - 10 a.m.- 3:00 p.m. St. George's Festival of Hope - Texas City
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CALENDAR PLANNING
With Eaton Hall out of commission, it is crucial that we know the
dates and time(s)
required for all church groups and activities. We will do our best to schedule accommodations in the Kelso Library. All committee chairs or group leaders, please provide the office with meeting requests just as soon as possible. It is suggested that your plans extend through at least January 2018.
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Island Oktoberfest 2017 Set For Oct. 27-28!
Recognized as Galveston Island’s premier fall event, Island Oktoberfest is a family-friendly festival! Opens on Friday October 27, 2017 from 5pm till 11pm and Saturday from 11am till 11pm! Island Oktoberfest is held annually each year on the 4th weekend in October. Festival goers enjoy authentic German food and libations, German pastries, a shopping venue for quality hand-crafted gift items in The Lyceum, an exciting live auction and raffle, Cake Wheel, fun, a variety of children’s activities and so much more!
Island Oktoberfest is hosted by First Lutheran Church.
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SAVE THE DATE!
NEWCOMERS AND VISITORS DINNER WITH THE CLERGY
Sunday, October 29 at 6:30 pm
in the Kelso Library.
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FALL 2017
SHARE YOUR HOLIDAYS FOOD DRIVE
Help fill stomachs and hearts by filling one or more
of the
paper bags located in the Narthex
with canned meats and soups, peanut butter and jelly, cereal, pasta, beans, rice, fruit juices, etc.
This drive will benefit our neighbors in need
throughout Galveston County.
The drive is sponsored by The Galveston Ministerial Alliance
(of which Rev. Susan is president),
Ball High School, Galveston County Food Bank and
Channel 13 Share Your Holidays.
Please return the filled Food Bags to the church office by
October 31.
Thank you for making a difference!
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YOU ARE INVITED
By the St. Elizabeth Chapter of the Daughters of the King
TO AN ALL SAINTS DAY
CORPORATE EUCHARIST AND RENEWAL OF VOWS
Wednesday, Nov. 1, 6:00 p.m.
at Grace Episcopal Church-1115-36
th
Street
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TRINTY CHURCH WILL OBSERVE ALL SAINTS DAY ON
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5.
At both services the names of our departed loved ones will be softly read during both services. Please include the names on the provided form of those you wish to be remembered and place it in the plastic box on the table behind the last pew.
NOTICE
The fence surrounding the Columbarium will be removed early next week to allow families to visit on All Saints Day. We are anticipating this is a permanent removal.
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TURKEYS FOR ST. VINCENT'S HOUSE
OUTREACH OPPORTUNITY
Last year St. Vincent’s House provided well over 500 Thanksgiving meals in our community. This year on November 18, they plan to deliver prepared meals to over 450 people at Holland House, Gulf Breeze, Ada House and the Oaks Housing Development. For many years Trinity has generously supported this mission with the purchase of Thanksgiving turkeys. If you would like to participate in this outreach project, please make a check to Trinity Episcopal Church and write “Turkeys for St. Vincent’s” on the memo line.
The deadline for contributions is October 25
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Thank you for sharing your blessings
!
During the week of November 13, St. Vincent’s House will provide Thanksgiving food boxes to fifty families in need. The food boxes will consist of canned goods, stuffing mix, cake mix and a frozen turkey.
If you can help with assembling the boxes of food at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, November 10 and/or Saturday, November 11, please contact Sally Byrom (512.426.0652) or Gloria Schlemmer 409.740.8942.
We are looking for helping hands to pack Thanksgiving food boxes for 50 families in need to be delivered by St. Vincent’s House. Volunteers need to assemble canned goods, boxed stuffing, cake mix and a frozen turkey in each box. If you can help with this outreach program
please contact Sally Byrom (512.426.0652) or Gloria Schlemmer (409.740.8942).
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Come see all these glorious prayer books and experience their power
!
9:30 - 10:15 a.m. in Kelso Library
THE POWER AND THE GLORY OF THE EPISCOPAL BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER
Join us for a time of learning and conversation about our Prayer Book, and our unique traditions of worship. Why do we do the things we do? Where did these holy habits come from?
Do you remember your Baptism? The first time you received Communion?
The first Episcopal funeral that you attended?
The Rev. Susan Kennard - M. Div., Virginia Theological Seminary
Elaine Culver - M. Div., Perkins Theological Seminary
The Rev. Helen Appelberg - M. Div. Episcopal Theological Seminary of
The Southwest - D. Min., Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Oct. 22 - No class, Bishop Fisher visits
Oct. 29 - Susan presentsHoly Eucharist
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ADULT EDUCATION
9:30 A.M. SUNDAYS IN THE KELSO LIBRARY
Help yourself to doughnuts and coffee and pull up a chair.
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* FALL ADULT BIBLE STUDY *
THE PATH: A JOURNEY THROUGH THE BIBLE
THROUGH 10/26 -- WEDNESDAY EVENINGS -7:00-8:00 PM
IN THE CHAPEL ON THE CLOISTER
“The Path” is a fabulous curriculum designed for adults who want to learn more and who are thirsty to drink in the whole breadth and depth of the biblical narrative. All materials will be provided, and the idea is that each participant completes about a one hour reading assignment out of the scripture during the course of the week. Then, in our hour together, we talk about the passage, where it fits into the whole biblical narrative, and where it speaks to us today. This is mostly discussion, not lecture. Editor Melody Schobe, a graduate of the Virginia Theological Seminary, has woven together texts in such a way as to make the path clear, and accessible, and rich. (Read more about it on the Forward Day by Day website.)
CHILD CARE AVAILABLE.
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Children's Sunday School / Nursery
Bring your children & friends 10:15am
Church starts 10:30am; Parents go and enjoy!
The children will have a lesson, enjoy snacks & crafts, and return to you in the
Service at the Peace!
(Nursery staffed 8:00am - 12 noon)
Can YOU teach or help any Sunday this Fall?
Email me your availability ~ You will receive more than you give!
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YOUNG WOMENS’ BIBLE STUDY
A 10-SESSION STUDY BY BETH MOORE
Beginning at 5:30 pm Monday evenings in the Kelso Library
Sign-up Contact: Danielle Alvarado at dalvarado@trinitygalv.org
The Old Testament story of Esther is a profile in courage and contains many modern parallels for today’s overloaded and stressed woman.
Esther, while a queen, lived as an outsider in a hostile environment. Women will learn strong lessons of faith, providence, and hope to equip them to live courageously “for such a time as this.”
Childcare
Available.
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SAVE THE DATE!
HOPE FESTIVAL – ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Saturday, November 11, 2017- Veterans Day
10:00 am – 3:00 pm
510-13 Avenue N & 6
th
Street, Texas City
Family Fun with Kid Friendly
Food Trucks – Pony and Train Rides
Petting Zoo – Face Painting
Silent Auction – Baked Goods
Ham and Chili
Vendor Markets: Indoor Holiday Shopping
Outdoors- Hope, Healing and Resources for Harvey Survivors
Proceeds support St. George’s Ministries and Outreach of Hope
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BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS
Oct. 22 - Liddy Keltz
Oct. 22 - Amy Neblett
Oct. 23 - Eugenia McDonald
Oct. 24 - Wyatt Baker
Oct. 24 - Michael Hughes
Oct. 25 - Libbie Ansell
Oct. 25 - Susan Duif
Oct. 25 - Tom LaRue
Oct. 26 - Shirley Napier
Oct. 27 - Hunter Haglund
Oct. 28 - Gabrielle Beebe
Oct. 28 Jack Bollinger
Oct. 28 - Ashton Moody-Dahlberg
Oct. 28 - Gia Viggiano
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Episcopal Relief & Development works closely with church partners after disasters, equipping them to meet needs of those most vulnerable in their communities. Currently, our staff is responding to areas devastated by
Hurricane Harvey
and
Hurricane Irma,
and watching developing tropical storms. Because of our strong diocesan partnerships, Episcopal Relief & Development is ready to assist in the recovery of the impacted areas for as long as necessary. You can help provide critical relief to affected communities by donating to our Hurricane Relief Fund. To donate and read the latest updates, visit
episcopalrelief.org/irma
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ASSOCIATES CORNER - The Reverend Ed Thompson
Music in Worship
Please don’t squirm; this is not a pitch for choristers, even though if this article can guilt you into joining the choir that would be awesome. I just want to assert what most, if not all of us, agree on, a line that is attributed to Plato: “Every heart sings a song, incomplete, until another heart whispers back.” It is hard to dismiss that every human being, from the unborn baby to the centenarian, appreciates music in some way. We all love music; the type or the genre of music is the difference.
Which brings me to today’s point:
music in worship at Trinity
. We are blessed with a renowned and gifted organist and music director in the person of the venerable Ron Wyatt. We are fortunate to have the singers that we have. And, we could not be more thankful for a loyal congregation. So, since we all love God and love music – and church music even more – and we have the resources and people, why don’t we do more of it? Your clergy, along with the music director would like to introduce additional Service Music in the Sunday liturgy, such as the Acclamation and Collect for Purity, the Collect for the Day, the
Sursum Corda
(“Lift up Your Hearts”), and the Lord’s Prayer. We will take care not to throw all of these in the service all at once. They’ll appear over a period of time. So, as of the first Sunday in November, All Saints Sunday, be ready to begin making even MORE “joyful noise unto the Lord.” After all, “If you want to measure the spiritual depth of a society [or church], make sure to mark its music,” another quote attributed to Plato.
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FROM THE PULPIT
Missed church on Sunday? Want to listen again to a past Gospel or Sermon?
Now you can! When available, we'll try to post links to Sound Cloud of each week's
Gospel and Sermon. (taped during 8am service each week)
Click Here
for Gospel and Sermon from
October 15, 2017
(Gospel - Rev. Kennard, Sermon - Rev. Thompson)
Click Here
for Gospel and Sermon from
October 8, 2017
(Gospel - Rev. Thompson, Sermon - Mrs. Elaine Culver)
Click Here
for Gospel and Sermon from
October 1, 2017
(Rev. Kennard)
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The Reverend Susan Kennard
Rector - Trinity Episcopal Church
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The Reverend Edward Thompson
Associate Rector - Trinity Episcopal Church
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The Reverend Douglas Tucker
Assisting Priest - Trinity Episcopal Church
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APPLAUSE FOR KATHY VAN DEWALLI
“Always give a project to the person who is the busiest.” If that is true than that explains the success of Kathy VanDewalli’s latest project serving as the chairman for last Saturday’s Bay Area/Galveston Walk to End Alzheimer’s, benefiting research on Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias. And, hats off to Sally Byrom who served as the co-chair for the event! Great job, Kathy and Sally, you make Trinity proud!
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WILLIAM TEMPLE CENTER (WILLIE T'S)
An Episcopal Ministry to College and UTMB Students
Larissa Botik, Executive Director
We welcome dessert donations or if you would like to volunteer, call me at 409.599.1457 or wtecgalveston@gmail.com.
WILLIAM TEMPLE MINISTRY
The William Temple Center ministers to UTMB students providing nearly 100 free meals on Wednesday nights, a place to study, and a house of worship. Stop by at 6 pm and prepare to be amazed! The sanctuary opens at 5:00 pm for anyone in need of a quiet moment with God. Special thanks this week to Bob Hern, Eileen Hall and Carol Malloy for leading evening prayer each Wednesday at 5:30 pm.
– Larissa Botik, Director of the William Temple Center.
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TRINITY EPISCOPAL SCHOOL – WEEK AT A GLANCE
National Recognition
: Trinity graduates, Charlie Cragar (son of Arden Cragar/K) and Barrett Gaertner each earned Commended Scholar recognition from the National Merit Scholarship Program based on their PSAT scores. Congratulations! We are proud of you!
Monday, October 23
Harcourt representative visits campus as faculty work on reading curriculum, 3:20PM
Tuesday, October 24
Chapel, 8:15AM (Logo Uniform)
Wednesday, October 25
Pink Out Day
: K-8 students are invited to participate in the MS NJHS sponsored fundraiser that will benefit D'Feet Breast Cancer Foundation by making a $5 donation to wear pink or an appropriate breast cancer awareness shirt with jeans or uniform bottoms to school. Thank you for your support. –Donna Cucco, NJHS
Faculty Sponsor
Thursday, October 26
Chapel, 8:15AM (Dress Uniform)
Individual retakes. This date is also for new students and students who were absent. Students who are retaking should bring back the originally purchased packets.
MS Dance, 7:00-9:00PM
Friday, October 27
No School
: Our faculty/staff will be participating in professional development either at the Southwest Association of Episcopal Schools (SAES) in Houston or on-campus.
Housekeeping Notes:
TMS Honors
: The first quarter Honor Roll is as follows:
Highest Honors-6th Grade
- Evelyn Gault, Zoe McCLure, Ella Sullivan;
7th Grade
- Austin Gabriel, Nicolo Garofalo, Anna Xia Lyons;
8th Grade -
David Benard, Maggie Cragar, Maggie Farmer, Megan Maxwell, Noa Seigel, Ryan Dorado, Sara Gabriel, Caden Henderson, Bethany Janson, Mac Livanec.
Honors-6th Grade
- Wyatt Culling, Charli Dean, Chloe Jolin, Vann Latham, Molly Lyons, Finn Mignerey, Connor O'Donohoe, Lucy Schnell, Chloe Stein;
7th Grade
- Bella Alvarado, Ethan Caesar, Katie Collins, Emily Cook, Elliot Garza, Shaifer Goalan, Sasha Jaworski, Jacob LaForte, Alen Skormin, Asia Suayan, Haylie Wisner;
8th Grade
- Leo Clark, Sky Denson, Tyler Garcia, Ty O'Connor, Anna Shepherd, Mary Breitbach, Genevieve Brown, Maddy Haver, James Trimble.-Amy Gaido, Assistant Head of School
Vision/Hearing
: Our screenings for vision and hearing has concluded for this school year. Thank you Amy O’Connor and Florence Dorado for helping us accomplish this huge task. Your time and knowledge is greatly appreciated. – Amy Gaido, Asst. Head of School
Parade
: The Beginning School will have their annual Halloween parade on Tuesday, October 31, at 11:15AM. The parade will proceed through Moody Hall, to MS around the Sport Court, then through the MAC and back to Beginning School.
The Feast of All Saints
will be observed in school chapel on November 1. Names of loved ones who have died in the past year will be read in our prayers and Holy Communion will be offered. Please submit names to your oldest enrolled child’s homeroom teacher by Thursday, October 26th.
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PRAYERS OF HEALING FOR
Mary Margaret Dean, Jim and Brenda Atchley, Mike Ellis, Elisabeth Hernandez, and Brenda Ryan
OUR ONGOING PRAYERS ARE REQUESTED FOR
Sissy Howell,
Victor Eseo, Peggy
McMullen, Steve Boling, Bill Macdonald,
Stephanie Aleman, Linda Delaney, Kevin Godleski, Eleanor Otis, Jerry Cooper, Robert Bauder, Jeffery Horn, Eugenia Campbell, Sissy Howell, J.B.J., Guy Griffith, Jim Atchley, Robert Hutchins, Sarah Leonard, David Edwards, Elizabeth Stamile, Karen Rudenberg, Louise Campbell, Betty Schroeder, Mary Cooper, Leta and Joe Higgins, Belva Funke, Brad Thomas, Jack Erdmann, Kevin Coffman, Ellen Parkey, Keith Slayton, Mike Wisner, Will Blackshear, Richard Wagstaff, Joe Vance, Peggy McMullen, Dan Vaughn, Frances Townsend, Mindy Bollinger, Margaret Lee, Phillip Head, Billy Garrison, Daryl Wilson and Rose Farmer.
We are updating our prayer list. Please notify the office if your loved
ones and/or friends have recovered or need to remain on the prayer list.
PRAYERS FOR THOSE IN ACTIVE MILITARY SERVICE
John R. Kelley, Jarrod Johnson, John Wilkinson, Bo Lollar, John Kelso, Jr., David Middleton
and Nick Toombs
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ALTAR FLOWERS
THE ALTAR FLOWERS
today are given to the
glory of God
by
Catherine Darst Knight in loving memory of her father
Maury Darst
and
in celebration of the Confirmation of her son,
Kyle Charles Knight.
Kyle is the 4
th
generation to be Confirmed at Trinity.
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THE TWENTIETH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST
October 22, 2017
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LEADERS IN SUNDAY'S LITURGY
8:00 a.m. – Rite I
Lector / Worship Leader
--- Claudia Stein
Eucharistic Minister
---
Nita Caskey
Sermon ---
The Reverend Edward Thompson
Celebrant
---
The Reverend Edward Thompson
Altar Guild
--- Betty Head and Cheryl Tucker
Ushers
--- Claudia Stein and John Speich
9:30 a.m. – Adult Sunday School
NO ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL THIS WEEK
0:15 a.m. – Godly Play
10:30 a.m. – Rite II with Music and Choir
Music Director
--- Ronald Wyatt
Current Choir
Isaias Degollado, Gretchen Lindquist,
Gayle Monsour, Edgar Moore, Bill Noble, Joanna Thompson,
Mary Townsend, Cheryl Tucker, Patty Wood
Prelude
--- Suite Gothique: Pierre a Notre-Dame, --- Leo Boellmann
Hymns
--- 391, 296, 544
1st
Lesson
--- Isaiah 45:1-7 --- Nancy Polk
Psalm
--- 96:1-9
2nd Lesson
--- 1 Thessalonians 1:1-10 --- Jo Ann Ware
Gospel
--- Matthew 22:15-22
Sermon
--- The Rt. Reverend Jeff W. Fisher
Offertory ---
Sing We Merrily --- Philip Moore
Celebrant
---
The Rt. Reverend Jeff W. Fisher
Eucharistic Ministers
--- Alison Barker and John Speich
Communion ---
O For A Closer Walk with God --- C.V. Stanford
Postlude
--- Suite Gothique: Toccata --- Leon Boellmann
Usher Team IV
Robert Ebert Team Leader
Evadney Hudson, Jerry Jackson, Bill and Linda Macdonald
Christopher Perkins, Teresa Reed
Altar Guild Weekday
--- Trish Clason
Altar Guild Sunday
Ed MUncey, Jeannie Poirier, Mary Lou Shuffler
Acolytes
All Acolytes are requested to serve.
Christopher Perkins– Sr. Acolyte
Nathan Andrews, Gabbi Beebe, Peyton Botik, Preston Botik,
Jane Charpentier, Camryn Davis, Nathan Fiegel, Kaylee Fortune
Sam Fountain, Tyler Garcia, Heidi Haglund, Hunter Haglund
Walker Janek, Sasha Jaworski, Will McQuitty, Caroline Neblett
Max Patane, Elizabeth Pennington, Spencer Petty, Mary Katherine Piel
Ava Rawlins, Ashley Stanger, Gia Viggiano
Godly Play
--- Danielle Alvarado, Linda Alvarado and Kay Perkins
Youth Group
--- Larissa Botik, Jennifer Haglund and Shanna Pennington, Megan Pennington
E-Messenger
--- Kathy VanDewalli
Newcomers/Visitors Ministry
--- Carolyn Speich
William Temple Ministry
--- Larissa Botik
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2017 VESTRY
Pictured from left to right: Dan Freeman, The Reverend Susan Kennard, Susan Duif, Ann Anderson, Senior Warden Nancy Polk, Jim Byrom, Junior Warden Robert Ebert, John Speich, Walter Meyer and John Ferguson. Not in group photo: Jerry Jackson, Carolyn Clyburn and Maurine Nichols.
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Vestry members not available for group photo (from left to right): Carolyn Clyburn, Jerry Jackson and Maurine Nichols.
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Galveston, How May We Pray For You?
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Galveston’s Episcopal Church Community is sponsoring an online prayer outreach and a series
of in-person gatherings for the sole/soul
purpose of prayer.
E-mail Rev. Susan with prayer requests or
Join us in person on Fridays at 2:00 p.m.
At MOD Coffeehouse Conference Room - 2126 Postoffice Street
Responses will be within 24 hours.
The Episcopal Church Community of Galveston, Texas
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WE ARE PLANNING TO UPDATE THE PARISH DIRECTORY. IF YOU HAVE CONTACT INFORMATION TO UPDATE OR IF YOU HAVE RECENTLY JOINED TRINITY WE WANT TO INCLUDE YOU. PLEASE PICK UP A FORM IN THE NARTHEX, COMPLETE AND DROP IT IN THE DESIGNATED BOX. IF YOU HAVE A PHOTO TO INCLUDE JUST DROP IT BY THE OFFICE OR EMAIL TO INFO@TRINITYGALV.ORG.
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PASTORAL CARE
For Pastoral Care please contact
The Rev. Susan Kennard
at 979-248-7849 or
The Rev. Doug Tucker
at 409-539-5079 or
409-370-5010
For pastoral care or emergency,
please contact
The Rev. Susan Kennard
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SERVICES AT THE MERIDIAN
Reverend Susan Kennard conducts a Eucharistic service at 10:00 a.m. in the chapel at The Meridian on the 3rd Tuesday of each month. Families and friends of residents are welcome to join the group regardless of denomination.
In addition, Rev. Susan has been playing some of the residents' favorite songs on her guitar accompanied by Mr. Wyatt on an electric organ.
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PARKING LOT USE
Trinity is privileged to be permitted use of the fenced parking lot across the street for weekly services and, with approval, for our special events. However, by owner’s terms, cars must leave the lot soon after services, lunches, weddings and funerals or risk being locked in behind the fence. We certainly encourage use of the parking lot, but caution those planning lunch or other offsite activities to please park elsewhere after church sponsored events. Thank you for helping us to be good neighbors with the new owners.
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TREASURER’S REPORT
Year to Date Totals as of August 31, 2017
Total Revenue $379,964
Tranfers from Reserves $ 0
Investment Earnings Used in Operations $ 56,703
Less Total Expenses ($442,121)
Net Total Revenue(Deficit) $ 5,454
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ATTENDANCE
Oct. 15 - 172
Oct. 8 - 173
Oct. 1 - 348
Sept. 24 - 215
Sept. 17 - 177
Sept. 10 - 220
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SHARE THE NEWS
If you have any news you would
like to have included in our bulletin,
we would love to share it.
Email news to:
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Trinity Episcopal Church | (409) 765-6317 | info@trintygalv.org | www.trinitygalv.org
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