Red Envelope Campaign Update
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Introducing Trinity Senior Lunch Bunch
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The Trinity Senior Lunch Bunch will soon begin as a service to local seniors. Each month we will invite residents of local nursing homes and senior housing to join us for lunch and an opportunity to connect and fellowship. The … Read More
Fall Family Festival Growing & Changing
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About 250 guests enjoyed the 2015 Fall Family Festival. This year’s event included some new elements. Plans are underway to make the 2016 Fall Family Festival an event that offers even more fun for the families who visit. The blustery … Read More
Wreaths for Warmth
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The talented and faithful members of our Young Voices of the Lord choir and the Children’s Christmas Musical will be creating hand-made wreaths as a mission project. The proceeds will help purchase warm clothing for residents of My Brother’s Keeper. … Read More
The Church As Sanctuary
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The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines the word “sanctuary” as: · a place where someone or something is protected or given shelter · the protection that is provided by a safe place · the room inside a church, synagogue, etc., where religious … Read More
A Volunteer’s Encounter with the Homeless
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The following article was written by a member of Trinity. For the past couple months, this member has been part of a team of Trinity members who serve at My Brother’s Keeper on the first Thursday of each month. We … Read More
Family Promise – Living Your Faith
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Posted on 3/28/2013 by Tony Lipsky in Mission Homeless Family Promise A man named Stan Caffy was preparing for married life. He cleaned out his garage and donated many of his possessions to the Goodwill. (Never mind the glaring question … Read More
My Brother’s Keeper
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St. Paul writes in 2 Corinthians 5:16, “So from now on we regard no one from a worldly point of view”. There is more to every person than meets the eye. When we only take into consideration what the eye … Read More