Last Sunday, June 18 was an opportunity to give thanks for the ministry of the Rev. Sam Lloyd among us, as well as a time to celebrate the successful completion of the parish phase of the How Firm A Foundation: Trinity for the 21st Century campaign. Both the pews and the Undercroft were packed...though even so, there was plenty of cake left over!
Many thanks to the Trinity parishioner photographers whose beautiful shots are included in this slideshow, including Beverly Crawford, Thomas Claflin, and Roger Lovejoy.
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| Click the image to watch the slideshow on our website! |
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Holy Eucharist
7:45 a.m., 10 a.m., 6 p.m.
Sacred Silence (Until June 25)
7:15 p.m.
Choral Compline (Until June 25)
8 p.m.
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This Summer at Trinity
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Summer Sunday Schedule Runs Through September 3
Through September 3, Sunday worship will follow the summer schedule:
7:45 am * 10 am * 6 pm
We look forward to sharing summer worship with you and -- for many of us -- meeting fellow parishioners from Trinity's "other morning service."
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An Evening of Reconciliation: Taizé Prayer, Dinner & Conversation
Tues., June 27
6 p.m.
Commons & Chapel
Join the teenage pilgrims to the St. Louis Pilgrimage of Trust for an evening of dinner, conversation, and Taizé prayer, hosted by the Anti-Racism Team. More...
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Shop Open Sundays After the 10 a.m. Service
On Sundays, the Shop in the Welcome Center is open after the 10 am service. A delightful new collection of Trinity-inspired gifts -- scarves and coasters featuring our windows, stained glass brooches, Trinity patterned bookmarks, and more -- are available. Every purchase supports our hospitality efforts and other ministries.
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Guest Preacher & Lecture: John Philip Newell
Sun., July 9
10 a.m. & 12:30 p.m.
Church & Forum
John Philip Newell, considered one of the most significant and influential voices in Christianity in the 21st century, visits Trinity again this summer with "A Celtic Well of Wisdom: Seeking the Sacred Within." Known for his teaching, writing, and preaching about Celtic spirituality, both its ancient roots and its fresh expressions, Newell also will be our preacher for that day's 10 a.m. service.
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| Last Week's Sermon by Bishop Alan Gates |
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Missed last Sunday? Or want to experience the sermon again?
We invite you to watch or listen:
Last Sunday's Sermon:
by The Rt. Reverend Alan Gates, Bishop of the Diocese of Massachusetts
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This Sunday at Trinity
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Parish Update
Sun., June 25
11:15-12 p.m.
Forum
Join Pete Lawrence, the Rev. Bill Rich, and others for lemonade and an update on news of the parish.
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Last Week of Sacred Silence & Choral Compline
Sun., June 25
7:15 & 8 p.m.
Church
This week will mark the last week of our Sacred Silence & Choral Compline services until the fall. Please join us in the church for one last evening of tranquil beauty before we adjourn for the summer.
Noonday Eucharist on Thursdays is also on hiatus for the summer.
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Spiritual Journeys: Cancer Support
Sun., June 25
11:15 a.m.
Parish House 2-A
This month, Spiritual Journeys, Trinity's cancer support group, will have an extra meeting on Sunday, June 25, right after the 10 a.m. service.
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Photo Directory Team Needed
The next edition of the Trinity Parish Directory will include photos, to help us to recognize each other as well as keep in touch with each other. A photo directory also will be a godsend for a new Rector! Help is needed this summer and fall to:
* Promote our photography event(s) after services
* Contact our families
* Help with photography appointment sign-ups
* Greet our families during photography sessions
* Coordinate the design selections for our new directory
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Sing With the Summer Choirs!
Beginning Sunday, June 25 through Sunday, Sep. 3
The Summer Choir is the ideal venue to give singing in the Trinity Choir a try. We ask only that you have some music-reading ability, some choral experience, and a commitment to punctuality. Contact Marissa Hall, Music Administrator, for more details.
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Habitat for Humanity Work Day
Sat., July 1
8:15 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
Meet on the Clarendon Street Porch
Join 8-10 of your fellow Trinity parishioners (aged 16 and older) as we work with Habitat for Humanity and a partner family to help build a home. No prior construction experience is necessary except knowing the difference between a hammer and a screwdriver! More...
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