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Sunday

8 am Holy Eucharist Rite I in the nave

9 am Holy Eucharist Rite II in the nave, live streamed, with nursery for children ages 0-3 and Children’s Chapel for ages 4 through 5th grade

10:10 am Adult & Children’s Sunday School

11 am Holy Eucharist Rite II in the nave, with nursery for children ages 0-3

Wednesday

12 pm Healing Service with Eucharist

Latest Sermon

Sunday, April 21, 2024

“Our Good Shepherd”

The Rev. Mike Harber

Education & Formation Offerings

We strive to take the Gospel seriously without taking ourselves too seriously. We welcome you to join us in the kingdom work that God has prepared for us. There is a place for you here.

Recent & Upcoming Events

Creation Care Children's Chapel

Building Birds' Nests Sunday, April 28

The Creation Care group will direct young participants in the art of building birds' nests. The special event will be Sunday, April 28, in the Children's Chapel during the 9 am service. The hope is that the children will create solid basic structures that can be placed in trees and bushes around the church. Birds can then customize their homes to suit their tastes and style.

You can help donate materials by dropping any of the following items by the front desk—egg cartons, homemade air dry clay (to make eggs), pine straw, leaves, twigs, dry grass, feathers from an old down coat or pillow.

If you would like to help the children construct nests, please email Amy Zvonar.

Bishop Curry Received Candidates for Confirmation on Sunday, April 7

Nearly three dozen candidates for Confirmation and Reception were received by Bishop Curry at the 9 am service on Sunday, April 7. A reception to welcome the new confirmands into this communion followed at 10 am. We send a huge thank you from the Bishop to Jessica Milton and her team for a lovely celebration.

Watch Bishop Curry's sermon, "Doubt," from last Sunday.

Vacation Bible School 2024

Journey to Nazareth June 3–5

Vacation Bible School 2024 will be June 3–5 from 9 am to noon for children aged 4 through upcoming 5th graders. Join us as we journey to Nazareth, where we will learn about Jesus' early years through art, story and song. To register, click VBS 2024 Child Registration. Register before May 14 to ensure your child gets a t-shirt.

We need youth and adult volunteers to decorate, lead tribes, and help with art, game, stories, and snacks. To volunteer, please sign up at VBS Volunteers.

ECW to Meet Sunday, April 21

Join us for light refreshments, fellowship, and ECW business. We will vote to release funds that will support Holy Trinity's upcoming mission trip to Uganda. If granted, this money will fund the purchase of 200 feminine hygiene kits for the young girls in the village, as well as the labor and materials needed to construct a latrine.

We will also be joined by leaders from ECW's diocesan board: Fran Bramblette (former ECW president), Lori Smith (current president), and Maggie Noland (current president-elect), who will share their ECW wisdom and enthusiasm with us. 

Oxford Scholar to Speak at HTEC April 25

The Rev. Dr. Mike Moynagh will visit Holy Trinity on Thursday, April 25, at 2 pm, to speak about his Fresh Expressions program. A Church of England minister, missiologist and writer, Moynagh has written extensively about new forms of church. He is making a stop at HTEC, as he visits other parishes around the state to discuss his program Fresh Expressions and growing new ministries.

Who should attend? Anyone interested in learning ways to start new communities, ministries and opportunities to invite new people to come to faith in Jesus. People wanting to grow discipleship in their ministries or communities. Anyone who feels called to establish and grow new, robust Christian communities among people who don’t yet know Jesus where they live, work and have friends. All clergy and lay leaders. Everyone is welcome.

If you would like to attend, please sign up at Greenhouse.

Nominations End April 30

There's still time to submit a nomination for the Shelley Lackey Youth Award. Nominations will be accepted until April 30. The award was established to honor Shelley Lackey, former Parish Life Coordinator and Youth Minister here at Holy Trinity, who was taken from us much too soon. The $1250 award—which is made possible by a generous endowment—is given annually to a young person who reflects the light and love that Shelley exuded. The committee reviews nominees who are involved in the church on a local and diocesan level and who consistently spread joy and love to those around them—as Shelley did every day of her life. The recipient will receive $750 to use as desired and $500 to contribute to a charity of choice.

Candidates for the award must be nominated by a Holy Trinity parishioner who is not a direct relative of the nominee. Nominees must be 16–25 years old and have been confirmed in the Episcopal Church. After a nomination has been made, the nominee must also submit a statement explaining how this award would allow him or her to continue to reflect God’s love in the world.

To submit a nomination, please click here. If you have any questions at all about this process, please contact Neally Lewis, Sally Hudson, or Laura Meadows. We are grateful to all of you who donated generously to this fund.