Upcoming Trinity Events
Trinity's Older Youth Blew Their $2,000 Fundraising Goal Out of the Water!
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The older youth did an amazing job of organizing and serving their fundraising lunch, generating $2,649 to go toward furnishing one of 5th Street Ministries/Purple Heart Homes "Tiny Homes for Veterans." Since all the food, paper products, and labor were donated, the entire amount collected goes straight to the fundraiser.
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Congratulations, Trinity Youth!
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Thank you to all those who donated!
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Trinity Youth's "Tiny Homes for Veterans"
Fundraising Lunch​
Sunday, August 18, 2024 at the church Parish Hall
12:00 PM - 2:00 PM​​​​
“Tiny Homes for Veterans” is a 5th Street Ministries/Purple Heart Homes collaboration that started a few years ago with the goal of providing housing solutions and employment opportunities for disabled and honorably discharged Veterans. Many of these Veterans are homeless, are dealing with PTSD, are substance abuse disorders, and suffer serious mental illnesses. Along with counseling and support, "Tiny Homes for Veterans" gives them a safe place to call home. Here's an article about the original installation.
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5th Street Ministries is in the process of installing 4 more homes (dedication will be on September 10), and the older Youth at Trinity (8th-12th graders) have committed to furnishing one of these homes. The monetary goal is $2,000. They also want to add a garden box to the property for the resident.
To reach their $2,000 goal, our Youth will be hosting a fundraising lunch for the community after church on Sunday, August 18. Tickets, which can be purchased by a donation, are available after church services, from Trinity Youth members, and from the church office.
Please consider supporting our youth and this worthy cause by purchasing tickets to the fundraising lunch or by making a donation below.
Youth "Tiny Homes for Veterans" Project
Are We or Aren't We?
Sundays, 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
We hear many words and see many deeds done in the name of Christ. But do those we hear and see speak and act for us all? What is our identity as Christians in the Anglican tradition, and what do we have to offer to the way Christians are viewed in the public square? Each week we’re looking at a brand of Christianity as self-defined or named by the media and then asking ourselves, “Are we or aren’t we?”
Please be with us at 9:30 on Sundays. Childcare is provided.
Adult Christian Education
Arts & Spirituality Group
Selected Friday Evenings
Trinity’s Arts & Spirituality Group meets on selected Friday evenings for dinner, discussion, and art-related activities. We would love for you to join us—and please consider sharing an art interest with us (visual, narrative, music, movement, and ?!). Contact Jenneffer Sixkiller, Ellyn Mullis, or the Parish Administrator for more information, and check the Sunday bulletin or weekly email for details about upcoming meetings.
