Sign up at the desk in the Olney Gallery

on Sunday

We are continuing to recruit those interested in participating in a longstanding Trinity tradition where members gather in small groups at each others' homes and share a meal and fellowship.

There will be a number of sign-up sheets at the desk in the Olney Gallery on Sunday, with the idea being you sign up for the area that is closest to where you live.

January 28 | 10:00 a.m.

Atwood Hall

Inviting any and all over 10 years of age who may want to see or try out quilting this weekend. 

Whether or not you sew, or measure, or like colors, or can use an iron, you can help! 

We meet two Saturdays per month as Cathedral schedules permit. We gather between 10 and 10:30 a.m., have lunch or a sack about noon, and continue until around 2:30. Feel free to drop by. 

Questions? Catch one of us on a day quilts are tied between services or call Sandy (623-824-2377) or Mina (480-964-5954).

Thank you to all who have helped us provide healing gifts to vulnerable families (Sojourner) and those in the Trinity family who are suffering.

February 8 | 5:30 p.m.

Meet at the Phoenix Art Museum

Our first family outing will be to the Phoenix Art Museum on February 8, when it is free to attend and open late.

We will meet at the museum, 1625 N. Central Avenue, at 5:30 and explore its many exhibits and collections.

Families of all ages and configurations are encouraged to attend!

February 14 | 12:00 p.m.

Atwood Hall

The next Trinity Seniors meeting will be a Valentine's Day potluck!

Don’t worry, you won’t have to pass out valentines or make valentines boxes, but we will get to know each other better through conversation, sing-alongs, and shared stories. 

We will also share the results of the surveys folks completed at our first potluck, and plan for future get-togethers.  

There is a sign-up sheet at the desk in the Olney Gallery, or you may email Karen Bruhn.

Jose Benavides imagines new life to old materials, reworking prints from the press or creating unique sculptures out of discarded materials. Educated as a Mechanical Engineer with an MFA in Studio Art, his art reflects his left and right brain. He states, “I like to put many layers of meaning into my art. I love to give my art patrons the feeling of discovery.” His work has been displayed throughout the southwest, including Nevada’s annual Burning Man event.

Monica Gisel is a Mexican visual artist inspired by her indigenous background and surrealism. In this exhibition, she conveys the delirium of dreams and imagination. “I am looking for the opportunity to close the circle of my outward journey as an immigrant woman. … despite the challenges of being an immigrant of color, I can call this land my home and no longer feel alien to the landscape that shelters me.” Monica’s work has been displayed in Mexico and the United States.

As part of our ongoing support for the food pantry at Garfield Elementary School, each week this space will highlight some of the most in-demand items as reported by our volunteers.

Right now the pantry is most in need of:

• Dry pasta (spaghetti or egg noodles)(1 lb. boxes)
• Chicken (12 oz. cans)
• Dried milk (25 oz. package)
• Oil (32 oz. plastic jars)
• Jelly (18 oz. cans)
• Oatmeal (18 oz. boxes)
• Elbow macaroni (1 lb. packages)
• Mixed vegetables (15 oz. cans)

We ask for safety and weight reasons no food that comes in glass containers be donated. Please remember our food bags must be carried and cared for by elementary students!

Thank you to everyone who has helped to support and grow this ministry, and we hope by focusing on a few different items each week we can continue to offer balanced, healthy and nutritional meals to those in need.