We are open for in-person attendance

and

You Tube Live-Stream broadcast

this Sunday,

July 31st at 9:00am

The Eighth Sunday after Pentecost

Readings for Sunday

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In order to attend this service online:

Please visit our website at www.trinitysonoma.org

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Relax and enjoy!

After the Sunday service, please join together through Zoom! for a virtual coffee hour - click here to gain access!

2:00pm

in Dallas Library at Trinity!

Beginners to Experts

ALL are welcome!

Draw ~ Paint ~ Sculpt ~ Doodle ~ Kibbitz ~ Color ~ Drink Coffee

You will experience success in a supportive, friendly atmosphere!

***No Charge ~ some supplies are provided or bring your own!***

Come Join the Fun!

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Governance Position Nominations Now Open

Have you ever considered serving on the Standing Committee or Board of Trustees? Nominate yourself or someone else for one of these important positions. 

Download Nomination form here.

Deadline for nomination submission is FRIDAY, AUGUST 19.

2024 General Convention Deputy Slots Open

At our Diocesan convention in October, we will also elect clergy and lay deputies and alternates to the 2024 General Convention in Louisville, Kentucky.

We will be electing four clergy deputies, four clergy alternates, four lay deputies, and four lay alternates. At that convention, the House of Deputies and House of Bishops will elect the next Presiding Bishop.

Download Nomination form here.

Deadline for nomination submission is FRIDAY, AUGUST 19.

Standing Committee Openings

• One Clergy
• One Lay

Board of Trustees Openings

• Two Clergy or Lay
• Two Deanery Elections – Sierra, Wingfield

2024 General Convention Deputation Openings

• Four Clergy Deputies
• Four Clergy Alternates 
• Four Lay Deputies
• Four Lay Alternates

Note: Nominees may run for Board of Trustees or Standing Committee, and for General Convention Deputation.

St. John’s Roseville to Hold Sacred Ground Dialogue Circles

Sacred Ground is a film- and readings-based small group dialogue series on race and racism in America, grounded in faith; and is part of Becoming Beloved Community, the Episcopal Church’s long-term commitment to racial healing, reconciliation, and justice in our personal lives, our ministries, and our society. To date, over 50 individuals have attended the three previous sets of circles offered at St. John’s. 

This is a 11-session program, with small group discussion and reflection. Sessions will be held bi-weekly on Wednesday evenings from 7pm-9pm beginning August 10th and will be offered via zoom. There is no cost for attending the program, although participants are asked to purchase two books to help guide them in our discussions.

For more information, or to indicate your interest in attending, please contact Fr. Cliff Haggenjos at haggenjos@comcast.net or 707.235.9728.

Diocesan Commission on the Environment

Now Forming – Seeks members

In 2019 the Diocesan Convention approved a resolution to form the Commission on the Environment. The purpose of the Commission is "to encourage and support congregations in their efforts to be environmentally friendly and to minister in ways that honor Creation."

After some delays, the Commission had its first organizing meeting on July 7 and began the process of outlining how the Commission will function. 

The next meeting will be on August 4th.

If you have an interest in contributing to the formation and work of the Commission on the Environment, please contact Miriam Casey at mlcasey7@yahoo.com.

We love you Georgia!

Let’s remember Georgia in our prayers, asking for God’s strength and healing as she continues her chemotherapy in the weeks and months ahead.