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Trinity Episcopal School students have been enjoying the World Peace Village.
World Peace Village
Open through October 27th in upstairs Eaton Hall.
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This Sunday, Godly Play will visit the
World Peace Village
Upstairs Eaton Hall
Bring your kids age 4 through 5th grade to Children’s Sunday School
10:15am
(meet in Godly Play, next to Nursery)
Learn the ways of peace from many traditions!
Fun crafts!
We will join our families in the Service, at the Peace, for
Trinity Episcopal School Sunday!
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Reverend Susan blesses animals at Trinity Episcopal pre-school.
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The most wonderful places to be in this world are:
In someone’s thoughts, someone’s heart,
and someone’s prayers.
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Upcoming Calendar Events
Choir Practice 6:30 pm Thursdays and/or 9:00 am Sundays
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10/20 – 8:00 am – Rt. I Holy Eucharist – Sanctuary
10/20 – Tour of the World Peach Village
10/20 – 10:30 am – Rt. II Holy Eucharist, Sanctuary – Trinity Episcopal School Sunday
10/20 – 12:00 Noon – EYC BEach Party – 23rd and Seawall
10/20– 1:00 pm – EFM Class – Kelso Library
10/20 – 4:00 pm – Brownie Troop Meeting – Eaton Hall (downstairs)
10/20 – 5:30 pm – Rt. I Holy Eucharist – Sanctuary
10/20 – 6:30 pm – Newcomers Dinner with the Clergy – Eaton Hall
10/20-27 – WORLD PEACE VILLAGE – Upstairs Eaton Hall
10/21 – 5:30 pm – Beth Moore Women's Bible Study - Upstairs Eaton Hall
10/24 – 6:30 pm – Healing Service – Upstairs Eaton Hall
10/24 – 7:00 pm – Mid-Week Bible Study - Upstairs Hall
Coffee and refreshments now available in downstairs Eaton Hall following morning services!
INTERCESSORY PRAYER STATION
“If you desire intercessory prayer following Sunday Communion, you will find the prayer team by the healing station in the back of the church.”
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FALL EVENTS FOR YOUR CALENDAR
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OCTOBER 20 – EYC BEACH PARTY AND VOLLYBALL - Beginning at Noon
on the beach across from The Galvez Hotel.
OCTOBER 13-27 – WORLD PEACE VILLAGE
- upstairs Eaton Hall.
OCTOBER 27 - BAPTISMS AND CONFIRMATIONS - 10:30 AM -
Bishop Fisher will be here for Baptisms and Confirmations
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EYC
BEACH PARTY AND VOLLYBALL
WHO: All Youth, 6th Grade through High School
WHEN: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20
TIME: 12 NOON – 2:00 PM
WHERE: ACROSS FROM THE GALVEZ
FOOD: Chick-Fil-A, fruit kabobs and cookies
TIME: After the 10:30 am service
DROP OFF AND PICK-UP: 23rd AND SEAWALL
(Across from the Galvez)
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OUR CHURCH NEIGHBORS
AT FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH
ON 24th AND WINNIE
ARE HAVING A PARTY AND YOU ARE INVITED!
ISLAND OKTOBERFEST!
OCTOBER 25-27, 2019
FRIDAY 5:00 10:00 PM
SATURDAY 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
SUNDAY 10:00 AM – NOON
This fun, family weekend will feature continuous live entertainment on 2 stages, an expanded menu of authentic German food and libations, a Cake Wheel, homemade strudel, hand-made pretzels, shopping for fine arts, crafts and gifts in the historic 1860 Lyceum, a lively auction and the addition this year of an outdoor Polka Worship Service under the main tent. Admission is free and German costumes are encouraged.
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ALL ARE WELCOME!
Every Thursday, 6:30-7:00 p.m. in Upstairs Eaton Hall
(elevator available)
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A CALL TO PRAYER
“Restore to wholeness whatever is broken in our lives, in our nation and in the world:
Hear us, O Lord of life.”
In this season of pain, violence illness, and brokenness in our lives and in the world, a brief time is being set apart to take action in the form of prayer.
You are invited to come for yourself as well as bring the names of others for whom you want prayer and for the incidents and events in our world for which you are concerned.
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DURING SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER
Trinity is collecting new or gently used backpacks and or blankets for distribution to the homeless during the holiday season. If you can provide either or both of these requested items, please put them in the identified baskets in the Narthex during the next two months.
Thank you for making a difference and being a community angel!
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World Peace Village comes to Trinity Episcopal
Church and School - Now through October 27th
The Episcopal Diocese of Texas owns a museum-quality exhibit that is an experiential teaching tool about the main religious traditions of the world, and how we pray for peace.
Participants will touch and use the sacred objects of each tradition: Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, and Native American Spirituality. We learn the Gold Rule of each tradition, and the Greeting of Peace.
This large exhibit will fill the entire upstairs of Eaton Hall, and includes a center section of tables upon which we have the chance to make a craft representing each tradition: things like prayer beads or flags or a prayer mat. An adult or older child can go through the Peace Village in a “self-guided” way, and younger children will need supervision.
The exhibit will remain set up until
OCTOBER 27
. We will schedule Sunday School, our own school classes, outside groups to visit, and the entire community one afternoon as well. After October 27th THE WORLD PEACE VILLAGE becomes the property of Trinity Episcopal School and there will be many opportunities to use each of the materials.
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BISHOP JEFF FISHER IS COMING
OCTOBER 27 FOR BAPTISM & CONFIRMATION
BAPTISM AND CONFIRMATION
Baptism is the once in a lifetime moment in which a Christian is re-born, and adopted into God’s family. He or she professes their faith in Jesus, and if they are still a baby their Godparents make that profession on their behalf. We Baptize people of all ages in water—a small amount or a large amount!
Confirmation is the moment in which somebody who is a young adult (or older adult) joins our Episcopal denomination—after learning about our particular traditions and beliefs. It takes a Bishop to be Confirmed, and this happens at Trinity, Galveston twice a year.
Bishop Jeff Fisher will be here on Sunday, October 27, for Baptism and Confirmation. If you want to take this step, email or call Rev. Susan. We would love to welcome you!! (409)765-6317
susankennard@sbcglobal.net
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The Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Meets the 1st and 3rd Saturday
9:30 – 11:00 am in Eaton Hall (downstairs)
A ministry "for the spread of Christ's Kingdom among men and youth in the Episcopal and Anglican Communion". Members follow a rule of prayer, study and service and strive to model responsible evangelistic behavior. First founded in 1883 by a small group of young Episcopalians at a downtown Chicago church, there are currently 25 chapters in the Diocese of Texas. Trinity’s Chapter meets on the 1
st
and 2nd Saturdays at 9:30-11:30 a.m. in Eaton Hall (downstairs). Contact John Speich at johnspeich@gmail.com for information or to join this group.
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CAMP ALLEN PRESENTS
CHRIST IN THE CAROLS ADVENT RETREAT
December 6-8, 2019
This retreat provides a meaningful time of encouragement, reflection, and prayer during Advent. Participants will take a closer look at some of the best-loved carols and how they point us to the Gospel. Participants will also find opportunities to enjoy Camp Allen activities, wreath-making, and a special Christmas sing-along.
SPEAKERS
Christin D. Lazlo
, an internationally syndicated radio host, popular speaker and author of more than 80 books, Bible Studies and devotionals.
Andrew Lazlo,
an expert on the life and work of C. S. Lewis and speaks nationally and internationally on Lewis related topics. He currently attends Virginia Theological Seminary, where he is preparing for full-time ordained ministry.
To register visit Campallen.org or call 936.825.7175
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Adult Sunday School
Sundays, 9:30 – 10:15 am in Eaton Hall
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FALL 2019 ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL
9:30 AM IN EATON HALL
The Scriptural Foundation of The Messiah
Join us for 10 weeks in the Fall of 2019 as we study the biblical passages that form this great work of George Frideric Handel. (1685-1759) The passages were compiled by Handel’s contemporary, Charles Jennens.
Each week we will study the background and context of the scripture, and watch that portion of The Messiah as it was performed and recorded by Collegium 1704 (Conductor Vaclav Lucs) in Prague in 2011.
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On Thursday, December 12, we will ride into Houston together for a live performance of Handel's Messiah at 8:00 p.m. at the Christ Evangelical Presbyterian Church!
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MID-WEEK ADULT BIBLE STUDY FOR FALL
A BOLD FAITH
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Day:
Thursdays
Time:
7:00 – 8:00 pm
Place:
Upstairs Eaton Hall (elevator available)
All our welcome. Each week we will focus on a hero or heroine of our faith tradition. Come with your bible, and your imagination.
No homework is required, and our teaching will be loosely based on “Great Characters of the Bible,” by Dr. Alan B. Stringfellow.
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Lives of Integrity, Words of Prophecy
It’s time for TEC Women’s Bible Study!
Day:
Mondays
Time:
5:30-7:00pm
Where:
Kelso Library
Childcare:
Provided, let me know so I can set up
Snacks:
Bring to share if you can
What to bring:
Purchase the study guide, and bring a Bible, or grab one off the shelf!
Commitment:
12 week video led Bible Study. Some homework included. “Do what blesses you, not what burdens you.” Beth Moore
RSVP:
Respond with questions, or if you are interested. Invite friends!
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GODLY PLAY
Time: 10:15 a.m., Godly Play Room next to Nursery
Our nursery is staffed EVERY Sunday from 8 am - noon
for newborns through age 3.
Children, ages 4 through 5th grade, are invited to attend Godly Play Sunday School in the chapel on the cloister and will be returned to their parents in the Church at the Peace
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TRINITY EPISCOPAL YOUTH
LEADERS
Peyton Heinze
Reverend Susan Kennard
Fr. Ed Thompson
REMINDER:
Any parents anticipating volunteering or chaperoning this group for any activity must take the SafeGuarding God’s Children course BEFORE the event.
Watch for dates of classes throughout the year.
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BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS THIS WEEK
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October20 - Carol Pfeiffer-Cobb
October 22 - Liddy Freeman-Keltz
October 122 - Amy Neblett
October 23 - Eugenia McDonald
October 24 - Michael Hughes
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October 25 - Libbie Ansell
October 25 - Susan Duif
October 25 - Tom LaRue
October 25 - Vashed Thompson
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God gave us music that we might pray without words
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We invite you to join the Trinity choir with rehearsals on Thursday evenings, at 6:30 p.m., in the Choir Room.
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WILLIE T’S IS IN NEED
OF A WEDNESDAY GROCERY SHOPPER.
Please Contact 409.765.6317 if you can help!
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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED – Contact the Church Office
Ushers –
4
th
Sunday of the month.
Altar Guild
– One weekday or one Sunday service a month
Salvation Army-
2 Cooks and a Shopper -1 Thurs. per month
St. Vincent’s House
– Wed., 11 am-1 pm, Supervise showers/laundry
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GOSPELS & SERMONS
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.
Click Here
for Gospel and Sermon from September 29, 2019
Click Here
for Gospel and Sermon from September 22, 2019
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Can't make the Sunday morning celebration?
We have a 5:30 pm Holy Eucharist every Sunday!
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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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The Reverend
David Dearman
Assisting Priest
Trinity Episcopal Church
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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 EPISCOPAL CENTER
Still Feeding and Serving UTMB Students Every Week
WEDNESDAYS AT WILLIE T’S
The William Temple Foundation serving UTMB and college students on the Cloister at Trinity - Contact Larissa Botik at
wtecgalveston@gmail.com
5-6 pm - Wednesdays - Sanctuary Open for Prayer - Sanctuary
5:30-6 pm - Wednesdays - Evening Prayer at the Altar - Sanctuary
6 pm - Wednesdays - Free homemade, hot dinner for students - Eaton Hall
If you would like to be a part of this great ministry we are always looking for friends to be on our substitute cook team list. For more details please contact: Larissa Botik 409-599-1457.
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Ghafona Iduwe (his friends call him “Fona”) is proud to be the first American-born member of his family – his parents moved to Dallas from Nigeria before he was born. He earned a bachelor’s degree at Howard University before enrolling at UTMB, where he studies epidemiology in pursuit of a master’s degree in public health.
He said he chose public health because it will give him the opportunity to focus on helping whole communities rather than just individual patients. Community engagement is important to him, and he hopes to work for a government agency or a company that works with government to address chronic diseases with education, lifestyle changes and preventive medicine, and to help solve health care disparities.
“It’s good that people are living longer these days,” he said, “but along with that they become susceptible to chronic diseases as they get older. Public health can help educate people about how they can be healthier as they get older.”
He said his brother’s battle with sickle cell anemia and his mother’s career as a nurse also helped influence his decision to pursue a health care career.
Fona likes UTMB because the people there care about him. “They allowed me time to recover from the emotional roller coaster I was on when Mom passed away last year, and they really wanted to help.”
In addition to his studies, Fona is a work-study employee in Clinical Research Administration at UTMB, and in what little spare time he has left, he enjoys photography, sports and travel.
Asked what he likes best about Willie T’s, Fona said “Chicken alfredo…and Larissa! You can’t be down when you’re around Larissa.” (Larissa Botik is Executive Director of the William Temple Center, known by everyone as Willie T’s.
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News from Trinity Episcopal School
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PRAYERS OF HEALING FOR
Reverend John Donovan, Fellman Seinsheimer, Vashti Thompson, Betty Bilheimer, Jim Atchley, Ollive Shepherd, Paul Grizzle and Elizabeth Pennington.
OUR ONGOING PRAYERS ARE REQUESTED FOR
Samitha Hess, Sally West, Elke Pennington, Stacy Haynes, Roger Lindsey, Margaret Lee, Leo Mack, Joe and Leta Higgins, Robert and Donald Lefeber, Ruben Rincon, Rodney Winzel, Ellen Parkey, Sissy Howell, Brad Thomas, Betty Schroeder, Peggy McMullen, Mary Cooper, David Edwards, Karen Rudenberg, Belva Funke, Louise Campbell, Frances Townsend, Mindy Bollinger, Phillip Head, Billy Garrison, and Kyle Brown.
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 Kayle McKnutley.
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ALTAR FLOWERS
The flowers on the altar today are given
by Susan Duif
t
o the Glory of God and in remembrance of the Birthday of her mother,
ELIZABETH WILSON
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EIGHTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST
October 13, 2019
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LEADERS IN SUNDAY LITURGY
8:00 a.m. – Rite I
Lector ---
Claudia Stein
Worship Leader
--- Claudia Stein
Eucharistic Minister
--- Claudia Stein
Sermon ---
The Reverend Susan Kennard
Celebrant
--- The Reverend Susan Kennard
Altar Guild
--- Nancy Boling and Bill Kennard
Ushers
--- Claudia Stein and John Speich
9:15 a.m.
Adult Sunday School in Eaton Hall
Handel’s Messiah
9:30 a.m.
Adult Sunday School will visit the World Peace Village
In upstairs Eaton Hall
10:15 a.m. – Godly Play
10:30 a.m. Rt. II with Holy Eucharist
Organist/Choirmaster
Ron Wyatt
Current Choir – Choir Rehearsals at 6:30 pm on Thursdays
Roy Flores, Gretchen Lindquist,
Gayle Monsour, Edgar Moore, Bill Noble,
Mary Townsend, Cheryl Tucker, Patty Wood
Lector
--- Molly Lyons, TES Student
Worship Leader ---
Wyatt Culling, TES Student
Eucharistic Ministers
--- Jan Grizzle and John Giovannini
Pré
l
ude ---
Music from the Royal Fireworks,
G. F. Handel
Hymns
--- 372, 555,
First Lesson ---
Genesis 32:22-31
Anthem ---
I Thank You, God,
Kenneth Kosche
TES School Choir
---
Laura Hyatt, Director
2nd Lesson ---
2 Timothy 3:14-4:5
Gospel
--- Luke 18:1-8
Homily
--- Evelyn Gault, and Charli Dean
TES Students
Celebrant ---
The Reverend Susan Kennard
Offertory Anthem ---
Judge Eternal, Throned in Splendor,
R. Arnatt
Communion Anthem ---
I Lift Up My Eyes to the Hills,
Hal H. Hopson
Postlude
--- Trumpet March in C (from Hercules), G. F. Handel
Usher Team III
Teresa Reeves, Team Leader
Alison Barker, Jim and Sally Byrom, Bill Kennard,
Rick Swanson and C. J. Poirier
Assisted by TES Students
Altar Guild
Weekday
--- Jessica Amador and Nancy Boling
Sunday
--- Brenda Atchley and Joy Incaprera
Godly Play
Danielle Alvarado, Linda Alvarado and Kay Perkins
Youth Group
Peyton Heinze, Jennifer Haglund
E-Messenger ---
Kathy VanDewalli
Newcomers/Visitors Ministry
--- Carolyn Speich
William Temple Ministry ---
Larissa Botik
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2019 VESTRY
(Back Row) The Reverend Susan Kennard,Calvin Buckley, Eugenia Campbell, Walter Meyer, Eileen Hall, Dotsy Balentine, Senior Warden John Speich, and Mary Lou Shuffler. (Front row) Rowan Dougherty, Maurine Nichols, Laura Hughes and John VanDewalli. (Not pictured) Ann Anderson.
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SERVICE AND OUTREACH COMMITTEES
Acolytes
– Open to youth ages nine through high school. Training sessions are available by contacting Mark Kelso at
kelso5027@gmail.com
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Altar Guild –
Open to men and women who are scheduled in rotating teams (weekdays or Sundays) to refill candles, torches, and prepare the altar for services, funerals and weddings. Contact Susan Duif at suduif@sbcglobal.net.
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
– A newly formed men’s ministry that supports the clergy and mentors boys in the Episcopal Communion, in the community. Recently held a smoked-meat event. Usually meets on the 1
st
and 3
rd
Saturday of the month. Contact John Speich at
johnspeich@gmail.com
Daughters of the King –
Open to the women of the church, it implements vows to work, pray and give. They maintain a prayer list of parishioners who are sick or in need of prayer. They make prayer blankets and Chemo Kits and deliver Sunday altar flowers to the sick and homebound. Meetings are held on the 1
st
and 3
rd
Wednesdays of the month. Contact Sally Byrom at sally.byrom@gmail.com
Godly Play Sunday School
,
Vacation Bible School, Christmas Pageant
for Children - dalvarado@trinitygalv.org
Choir -
Contact Ron Wyatt at
rwyatt@trinitygalv.org
Episcopal Church Women (ECW) –
Contact Gloria Schlemmer at
barleyfcs@sbcglobal.net.
Cooking Teams for William Temple Students –
Contact Larissa Botik at
wtecgalveston@gmail.com
Ushers and Greeter Teams –
Linda Macdonald at linlorm@aol.com
LGBTQ Social Events -
Contact
Calvin Buckley ceb1905@icoud.com
Lay Liturgical Readers –
Contact
Bob Hern at
bobhern@sbcglobal.net
Bus trips to events –
Suggestions: info@trintygalv.org
Supper Club -
monthly dinners in parishioners’ home
s,
Contact church office if interested
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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. Ed Thompson
504.320.4857
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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, 2019
Total Revenue $448,349
Transfers from Reserves $ 13,558
Investment Earnings Used in Operations $ 48,467
Less Total Expenses ($519,702)
Net Total Operating Margin______________( $ 9,329)
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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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SERVICES AT THE MERIDIAN
The clergy of Trinity Episcopal Church, along with organist Ron Wyatt, conduct a Eucharistic service at 10:00 a.m. in the chapel at The Meridian on the 2nd Tuesday of each month. Families and friends of residents are welcome to join the group regardless of denomination.
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