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lenten formation: who does jesus think he is?
lenten formation: who does jesus think he is?
lenten formation: who does jesus think he is?
Who does Jesus think He is?
Wednesdays, Feb. 25th - Mar. 25th
5:00 - 6:45p.m. in the Seabury Room
Pastor Hugh Haffenreffer will investigate the question: “Who does Jesus think He is?” focusing on His seven “I AM” statements.
This Lenten Formation program includes a simple supper and ends with Compline.
lenten formation: a study in psalms
lenten formation: who does jesus think he is?
lenten formation: who does jesus think he is?
A Study in Psalms
Thursday, Feb. 26th - Mar. 26th
1:00p.m. to 2:30p.m.
This Lenten Formation program will be led by Sarah and Rebecca in the Parish Hall
2026 Winter & Spring Faith Formation Opportunities
LENTEN FORMATION: See information above for:
Who Does Jesus Think He Is
A Study in Psalms
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WEEKLY ZOOM OPPORTUNITIES
Zoom Morning Prayer
Wednesdays 8:20-9:30
contact Rebecca for the Zoom invitation
Zoom Centering Prayer
Wednesdays 4:00-4:45 p.m.
contact Rebecca for Zoom invitation
Zoom Reflection on the Week's Meditations from Fr. Richard Rohr's Center for Action and Contemplation
Saturdays 8:00-9:15 a.m.
Theme: Good News for a Fractured World. contact Garth for invite
Additional information can be found at cac.org "Daily Meditations.
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UPCOMING FORMATION OPPORTUNITIES
Sundays 11:15a.m. - 12:30p.m.
Seabury Room
details to follow
Making and Learning About Anglican Prayer Beads.
Sunday Feb. 1 - see photos below
Planning Your Church Funeral
Sunday March 15 - Bishop Gordon
Planning for Potential Disability and Death Part 1
April 26 - Tina LaMorte
Planning for Potential Disability and Death Part 2
May 17 - Tina LaMorte
Swords to Plowshares
June 14 (Tentative) - Bishop Jim Curry
trinity building accessibility project
Our Parish Meeting on May 4 was a time of open, honest discussion regarding the lack of accessibility to our facilities, including the bathrooms. The vestry shared their plan to tackle this complicated problem, which was outlined in a letter sent to the congregation. At the meeting attendees were invited to write their thoughts and, if they chose, to volunteer to help with the ongoing discernment of this huge project.
Click here to access highlights of the Trinity Parish Accessibility Presentation
Click here to access and fill out the Trinity Parish Accessibility Discernment Questions
If you were unable to attend but would like to share your ideas, questions, or concerns, or if you have relevant expertise or who know people who do, please complete the form at the rear of the church and give it to a Warden or email Don at dkghostlaw@gmail.com.
O good and gracious God, from the beginning you have guided Your People like a Good Shepherd; we ask you to guide our congregation as we explore if and how, as part of your call to mission, You might want us to make our Parish more physically accessible to welcome and serve people in our congregation and in our community. Help us to resist the temptations to either be paralyzed by fear or to race ahead without Your clear guidance. Give us the clarity we need and the courage to follow the guidance you give us through the Spirit of Jesus Christ our Lord. AMEN.
This prayer was written by Bishop Gordon to help us as we consider this most ambitious 2025 Goal.
Please pray for Trinity