Many Trinity congregants take turns preparing the coffee hour that follows each Sunday's service. Some work alone, while others serve in pairs. Coffee hour hosts provide food for after-service snacking, set it out on the tables, and wash up afterwards. We try to accommodate different dietary restrictions, but nothing needs to be fancy! Other congregants and childcare staff are often available to help make coffee and set up the beverage table.
The purpose of ECW is to empower and unite our church family in worship, study, service, gifts, and fellowship to strengthen and deepen their own spiritual lives and to do Christ’s ministry in the world. ECW is the glue of parish life, hosting receptions and gatherings for the parish and fundraisers for our parish.
This gentle exercise class meets in the Parish Hall twice a week, helping participants improve their strength, mobility, and balance.
Members of the Pastoral Care Team attend to the needs of the parish community. Pastoral Care Team members visit members of our parish who are sick, or homebound, in special need of support, or who at times may feel disconnected with the community. Whatever the need, pastoral care always includes prayerful concern for the well being of others.
Prayer is conversation with God. It is like quietly opening a door and entering into the very presence of God. Parishioners who participate in the Prayer Chain pray each day for people who are in need, are ill, or who are struggling and need prayers.
The Trinity Prayer Shawl Ministry was started in March of 2007. Prayer shawls and lap blankets are prayerfully knitted or crocheted to comfort those in need or to celebrate joyful events. The knitting is done by members at their homes and on their own schedules. If you like to knit, consider being part of this ministry. Call the church office for the instructions.
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