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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
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Sunday, November 3, 2024
“Distant Triumph Song”
The Rev. Pete Burgess
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Upcoming Events
Children's Choir Sings Sunday
Performance at 9 am Service Only
The Holy Trinity Children's Choir will perform this Sunday, Oct. 27, at the 9 am service. Under the direction of Camille Rivenbark, with assistance from Lila Meadows, the children's choir performs monthly at the 9 am service. Their next two performance dates will be Nov. 24 and Dec. 22.
The children’s choir is open to all children in kindergarten through 8th grade. Have your child join us in our music ministry here at Holy Trinity. It is a great way for them to enjoy fellowship together and participate in serving God during our worship service. If your child is interested in becoming a part of the Holy Trinity Children’s Choir, please contact Camille Rivenbark.
Parish Trunk or Treat
This Sunday, Oct. 27, 4 pm
The annual parish Trunk or Treat will be held in the upper parking lot this Sunday (Oct. 27), beginning at 4 pm. Those wishing to host a trunk can begin setting up after 2 pm. All other cars will need to park in the lower lot or along the drive. If you have questions, Please contact Virginia Christian.
EYC All Hallow's Eve Celebration
Following Trunk-or-Treat This Sunday, Oct. 27
Bonfire Sunday, Oct. 27. We will meet next Sunday (Oct.27), immediately following the Trunk-or-Treat event at 4 pm, for a special "All Hallow's Eve" event, which will include a bonfire.
Wise & Wonderful Friendsgiving
Thursday, Nov. 7, 5:30–7 pm
Wise & Wonderful will meet on Thursday in November, due to Election Day being Nov. 5. Please join hosts Claire & Joe Twardy for a Wise & Wonderful Friendsgiving on Thursday, Nov. 7, 5:30–7 pm, in the Parish Commons. Please bring a favorite appetizer to share and a beverage of choice.
Wise and Wonderful is Holy Trinity’s ministry for ages 50-plus. The purpose is to promote fellowships in a relaxed setting. For more information, please contact Sue Hill.
ECW Bake Sale
Sunday, Nov. 10
The Episcopal Church Women (ECW) will host a Bake Sale here in the Parish Commons on Sunday, Nov. 10. Please consider making a few of your specialties and selling them, as all proceeds from the sale will support our newly revived ECW’s operating budget. Our budget is critical to enable us to serve others in various ways throughout the year. If you are interested in participating in the bake sale, please click here to sign up.
Alabama Prison Birth Project
Planning Thanksgiving and Christmas Meals
As we move into the season of gathering together for meals, please let us remember the mothers and babies served by the Alabama Prison Birth Project and continue to offer food that nourishes their bodies and spirits. Our Thanksgiving sign-up is nearly complete, but we would love to send one additional fall dessert on Nov. 20.
The Christmas meal will again feature a delicious Boston Butt smoked by our resident Men's Group and festive Christmas cookies decorated by EYC, but we need additional help cooking side dishes. We also are in need of three bags of powdered sugar by Dec. 1 to fuel the sugar cookie frosting. If you can help provide any of these items, please click here to sign up.
Recent Events
Day School Hosts Grandparents' Day
HTEDS Book Fair on Same Day
Grandparents' Day at Holy Trinity Episcopal Day School (HTEDS) was Wednesday, Oct. 23. More than 130 grandparents came from near and far to see their pre-schoolers and attend a special chapel service, where the children sang several songs. After chapel, the grandparents enjoyed coffee and snacks, as they perused the Book Fair, met the teachers and toured the school.
St. Francis Day
Thanksgiving for Animals
About 75 people (not counting pets) came to Holy Trinity Sunday, Oct. 6, for the annual Blessing of the Animals on the church lawn. The service, led by the EYC, was beautiful and so was the weather. After the service and general blessing, all creatures great and small lined up for their individual blessings and laying of hands from Father Pete.
Big Crowd for Parish Picnic Aug. 18
Fun, Food, Fellowship … and a Farewell
They came in droves—the young, the old, the veterans and the newcomers—more than 150 festive souls gathered on Sunday afternoon for the first parish-wide fellowship event of the new season. With temps near 100 degrees, it might not seem like a new year, but in a college town the academic calendar dictates our new beginnings. Everyone was thrilled to reconnect and catch up with one another after another long, hot summer.
The Men's Group barbecued chicken, the fellowship committee put together all of the fixin's—watermelon, pasta salad, deviled eggs, fruit salad and so much more! Rev. Clare even made several bowls of a delicious Korean dish called Japchae, made with sweet potato noodles. Lots of ice-cold libations and sno-cones helped cool down the crowd, before a mighty thunderstorm forced everyone inside briefly.
There was a slight pause in the jubilance, as Father Pete offered remarks and we all bade farewell to Father Mike, who is heading to his new post as rector of St. Michael and All Angels' Episcopal Church in Millbrook, Ala. If you didn't catch Mike's final words to the parish, click here to watch.