Ongoing Items



Appeal for Funds for St. Paul’s Renovation & Painting Project 200th anniversary! St. Paul’s is now in dire need of a major renovation to its exterior, and we are seeking financial contributions to fund this effort.  We have been quoted $140,000 for the entire job and we are seeking grants and diocesan assistance, but any contributions would be greatly appreciated and much-needed. Checks may be made out to Holy Trinity Episcopal Church with St. Paul’s Renovation in the memo line. If you would like additional information, please contact Mtr. Suz Cate or Mary Lou Sigsby, chairperson for the St. Paul’s Committee of Holy Trinity.

SPECIAL ORDER SINGING ROOSTER COFFEE & CHOCOLATE

Perhaps the best quality and certainly best tasting fresh coffee available anywhere in the Upstate is Singing Rooster fair-trade Haitian Mountain Blue. Grown on the volcanic mountainsides in rural Haiti and currently being harvested in the villages of Bois Joli and Morne Michel, high quality and exceptional taste are their hallmark. Remembering that 70% of the proceeds from each sale go directly back to Haiti. Of each $12 purchase only $4 goes toward processing, shipping and handling while $5 goes directly back to the farmers and $3 goes to support University Students from Cange. To order your gourmet coffee, simply print FORM HERE, Complete and mail or deliver with your check to the church office. Contact Harry Morse by text, phone, or email. $12-$14 per 12 oz bag -- payable to: Holy Trinity; Memo: Coffee Outreach. For more serious, cost, and environmental waste conscious coffee consumers we can order a 5 pound bag for $60. $12 per 16 OZ. a real bargain!!

Breakfast Team Members Needed! Breakfast Teams prepare, serve, and clean up after our weekly Sunday breakfasts. Each team serves once a month during the school year. There are four established teams who could use another set of hands. Team cooking is tons of fun and a great way to get to know your HT friends better. Please contact Bill Purkerson or Vanessa Apicello in the church office if you would be interested in joining a team or just checking it out one Sunday.

Need a Ride to Church? please contact Serena Dubose and she will make arrangements.

Weekly Bible Study Tuesdays at 11 AM.

St. Paul's Thrift Shop regular hours are Monday and Thursday from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM, and on every third Saturday from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, September through June. It is located at 314 East Queen Street, Pendleton, SC, next to the church. Looking forward to seeing you!

Clemson Community Care Clemson Community Care is in need of many food items: Canned meat and canned fish, jelly, peanut butter, canned fruit, pasta sauce, pork and beans, canned vegetables, soup, canned beans, cereal, oatmeal, grits, canned pasta, shelf stable milk. Also in short supply: soap, deodorant, toothpaste and toothbrushes, lotion, baby wipes, shampoo/conditioner, paper towels and toilet paper. All donations are greatly appreciated!

If you would like to honor the memory of a loved one or celebrate a milestone with a dedication of altar flowers for the church, contact Vanessa (864-654-5071) or write it in the flower book, which will be located in the Narthex each Sunday. Please note that during Advent, we adorn the altar with an arrangement of greens, rather than flowers. Flowers will return to the altar for Christmas and following until Lent.

Email / Phishing Precautions: Here is more information. Be alert for these scams, which are especially prevalent in the holiday season. Check very carefully before you respond to that email- they often ask for "favors", "errands" or gift cards. Safest to call or text to check it out.

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COVID Precautions: Community levels for our area have increased! We are now at High Community levels. You may want to take extra care in public spaces, including our worship services. You can protect yourself and others from risk of all sorts of infectious diseases by continuing to follow common sense measures: wash your hands frequently, stay home if you have symptoms, wear a mask if you have been exposed, have elevated risk factors, or simply wish to add that layer of protection.