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Camp Dates: June 10-15 June 17-22 June 24-29 July 8-13 July 15-20 July 22-27 *
Summer Camps at Camp Wingmann This summer camp program is excellent and is growing yearly in popularity and attendance. There is even a waiting list for some sessions. The camper/staff ratio is quite low and safety is always emphasized. Having fun is a priority and campers enjoy many activities such as all kinds of sports, silly games, arts and crafts, and swimming or kayaking in beautiful Trout Lake. In addition, there is also a ropes course to challenge the campers middle school and older. The cabins and the lodge are air conditioned and have comfortable bunk beds. In the dining hall, the kids are treated to the best camp food anywhere! It is wholesome, delicious and with plenty of seconds for growing bodies. Fees: Each session costs $350 per camper. A non-refundable deposit of $75 is due with your registration form. The balance of $275 will be due two weeks prior to camp. Family discounts and discounts for an extra session are available. Remember, weeks fill up fast, so REGISTER TODAY at www.campwingmann.org!
Camp St. Mark (Senior High Campers - entering Grades 9-12) Camp St. Barnabas (Middle School Campers - entering Grades 6-8) Camp Trinity (Elementary Campers - entering Grades 3-5) Camp St. Peter (Senior High Campers - entering Grades 9-12) Camp St. Francis (Middle School Campers - entering Grades 6-8) Camp St. Mary (Elementary Campers - entering Grades 3-5)
* KC Crawley will be the Program Director!
NOTE: JOSHUA (JJ) JOSEPH IS THE NEW SUMMER CAMP DIRECTOR! JJ will be with us to preach and speak about Camp Wingmann at all services on Pentecost Weekend, May 19 & 20!
Register at www.campwingmann.org TODAY! Scholarships are available - apply in the Church Office. PARENTS: Please call the church office to let us know which camp your child is attending so we can be in prayer for them during that week.
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FROM THE CO-RECTORS
SEEING THE BIBLE IN COLOR Before we left on our trip to the Holy Land, many who had made previous trips told us that we would never read the Bible the same way again. That is certainly true. As we write this article on the evening of April 25, 12 of our group have left for the airport to return home. Two are staying one more night in Jerusalem before going on an extension to Petra in the country of Jordan. The two of us remain in Jerusalem tonight before going back to Nazareth tomorrow where we will begin our hike on the Jesus Trail. Tonight, before our final dinner all together, we gathered to share what each person found to be the highlights of the trip. Here are some of the many that were mentioned: The Sea of Galilee: Most people were impressed that at the Sea of Galilee it looks much the same as it would have in the time of Jesus. We all loved going on the boat ride and imagined Jesus calming the wind and the waves and walking on water. (See Mark 4:35-41 and Matthew 14:22-33) Along the shore of the Sea of Galilee we visited the Chapel of the Primacy. The church is simple and lovely with a large rock in front of the altar. It is said that Jesus made the fire to cook fish on this rock after he rose from the dead. (see John 21) The church is very close to the shore and we were all able to walk down to the water and cool our feet in the crystal-clear water. As we walked along the shore we imagined Jesus calling his disciples here or very close by this place. The Jordan River: At the Jordan River we participated in a service of renewal of baptismal vows. Here we began an impressive cooperation among the 5 clergy on the bus. (2 2
Presbyterian, 2 Episcopal and 1 Baptist). The Baptists wanted to be immersed. Most of the others wanted to be splashed. Almost everyone wanted to touch the water and renew their commitment to follow Christ.
and his family would have used.
The Teaching Steps: There is a place here where it is quite certain that Jesus walked. The bedrock from the 1st century is exposed just below the exit from the Temple that Jesus
The Garden of Gethsemane: Many commented that this garden of old olive trees is such a peaceful place to pray.
TR I BUN E Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Eucharist at Qumran: It was Sunday and we wanted to celebrate the “Lord’s Day.” Our guide went above and beyond the normal schedule to make this possible. We stood in the area that was the dining room of the ancient Essene community (where John the Baptist may have lived). It was very moving to share Eucharist in the middle of the barren wilderness within sight of the caves where the Dead Sea scrolls were discovered.
The House of Caiaphas: The archeology here is startling. There is a first century road leading to it. Under the house is a dungeon prison with obvious places where the prisoners would have been tied to the walls. And there is a pit where a prisoner was kept by being lowered down through a hole. On the wall in the pit are crosses and the image of a praying man. Our group walked down steps that now lead into the pit. We closed our eyes and listened to one of our group read Psalm 88. As we listened to the psalm, another group in the buildings started to sing “Were You There When They Crucified My Lord.” We were indeed there in the same place where Jesus suffered for us.
The Body of Christ: We believe in Jesus Christ. We believe what he taught and how he lived. We believe that his death and resurrection gives us forgiveness of sin and eternal life. For the past week we have walked where Jesus walked. We have seen the places where Jesus taught. It has been amazing to stand on stones where he stood and look out over the lake where he walked on water, but the greatest privilege has been to travel with a group of people who know his love and his presence as the Body of Christ. We have seen the joy of those who know the Lord. The greatest thing is not just to remember the ancient places, but to experience the living faith. This pilgrimage has indeed strengthened our faith and sense of the real presence of Jesus Christ in his people. Blessings and Peace from Jerusalem+
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Saturday, May 5, 6:30-9:30pm in the Parish Hall LiftUp Foster Teens Fundraiser! Come join us for a murder mystery dinner set in “MargaritaLand” on Saturday May 5 after the 5:00pm service in the Parish Hall. Dinner will be prepared by our very talented chef Daniel Farr. The price is $35 per person, or $60 dollars for two. Child care and a kid’s meal available ($2 per meal, child care is free). Tickets are on sale NOW! Find Mike or Becky Crews, Susan Mann, Stacey Westphal or Lisa Soloway on Sunday, or Jay or Ro Olsson at the Saturday service. Tickets are also on sale in the church office. Questions? Contact Deacon Stacey Westphal (321-434-7392) or Lisa Soloway (860-416-5055). Below is a pledge / one-time gift form. Please donate to LiftUp Foster Teens if you can. Place your pledge in the offering plate, or mail it to Keith Cain at the Holy Trinity Church Office, 1830 S. Babcock Street, Melbourne, FL 32901.
Donation & Support Campaign
Holy Trinity is excited about offering an outreach program to teens aging out of foster care in our community. Our vision is to equip and empower teens and young adults aging out of foster care with the skills and mindset to thrive emotionally, physically, socially, and spiritually. As a mission, we will teach and mentor our students through emerging programs in five areas of growth and development: life skills, social skills, leadership, financial responsibility, and spiritual empowerment.
Name:________________________________________________ Date:___________________ I would like to offer this gift in support of teens and young adults aging out of foster care in our community.
a one-time donation of $___________ a quarterly or monthly pledge of $___________
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Thy Kingdom Come
Ascension Day, May 10, 2018 through the Day of Pentecost, May 20, 2018 Thy Kingdom Come is a global prayer movement, which invites Christians around the world to pray between Ascension and Pentecost for more people to come to know Jesus Christ. The hope is that: people will commit to pray with God’s world-wide family - as a church, individually or as a family and that people will be empowered through prayer by the Holy Spirit, finding new confidence to be witnesses for Jesus Christ.
The Wailing Wall: The Wailing Wall, or Western Wall in Jerusalem is a holy site and the only remnant of
the holy edifice that stood on the Temple Mount. People from all over the world come to it as a place of pilgrimage and prayer. Visitors to the wall have long followed the practice of wedging small slips of paper, upon which prayers and petitions are written, into the cracks between the stones. During Thy Kingdom Come we will Pledge 2 Pray our most heartfelt requests to God. These prayers (written or drawn) can be for our family, friends, the Church, your city, the nation or the world. We will place these on our own Wailing Wall, aka the giant heart in the Narthex. After you pray your own requests, pray for others you see on the heart.
Your Kingdom Come: During Thy Kingdom Come (May 10-20) we will Pledge 2 Pray for places and
situations in our world. In the Parish Hall you will find a portable bulletin board covered with maps and clippings of various situations in our city, state, nation and world. Pray “Your kingdom come, your will be done” over those places and situations that stand out to you. Not sure where to start? Pray for the positive... healing, reconciliation, justice, mercy, peace, love, forgiveness, and salvation.
60 Minutes of Prayer Monday, May 14th: Join Rev. Meghan in the church on Monday May 14th at
10:30am. As part of Thy Kingdom Come we will spend 60 minutes in prayer using the Lord’s Prayer as our guide. We will conclude with Holy Communion.
Resources and Activities: There will be a table in the Narthex full of resources to pray Thy Kingdom Come in your homes. You will also find information on the bulletin board in the Gallery. We encourage everyone to go online to www.thykingdomcome.global and sign up to Pledge 2 Pray!
GRADUATE RECOGNITION WEEKEND: May 19 & 20 We will be recognizing all of our VPK, 6th grade, high school and college graduates at all worship services the weekend of May 19 & 20. If you, or one of your family members are graduating, please contact the church office and provide us with their name, where they are graduating from, and with what degree. Thanks!
PENTECOST WEEKEND! May 19 & 20
Mark your calendar for a special Pentecost weekend when will have a special guest preacher, Joshua “JJ” Joseph, our former Youth Minister, and the new Summer Camp Director at Camp Wingmann!
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Tuesday 1 Co-Rectors’ Day Off
REMEMBER TO WEAR RED ON PENTECOST WEEKEND:
11:00a - Coloring the Scriptures (LH)
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7:30a - Holy Eucharist Rite I (Church) 8:15a-12:45p - BP Screenings (Narthex) 9:00a - Holy Eucharist Rite II (Church) 9:15a - Children’s Chapel (Nursery) 10:30a - Sunday School (Pearson) 10:30a - Youth Group (LH) 11:15a - Holy Eucharist Rite I (Church)
9:30a - Flower Arranging (FR) 11:00a - Bible Study (LH)
MOTHER’S DAY
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2:00p - Exercise Class (LH)
8 Co-Rectors’ Day Off 11:00a - Coloring the Scriptures (LH) 11:00a - St. Catherine’s Guild (Olive Garden)
6:00p - Yoga for Healthy Bones (LH) 6:15p - HTEC Foundation Board (LH)
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7:30a - Holy Eucharist Rite I (Church) 9:00a - Holy Eucharist Rite II (Church) 9:15a - Children’s Chapel (Nursery) 10:30a - Adult Sunday School (PH) 11:15a - Holy Eucharist Rite I (Church)
9:30a - Flower Arranging (FR)
Co-Rectors’ Day Off
2:00p - Exercise Class (LH)
10:00a - Daughters of the King (LH) 11:00a - Coloring the Scriptures (LH)
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7:30a - Holy Eucharist Rite I (Church) 9:00a - Holy Eucharist Rite II (Church) 9:15a - Children’s Chapel (Nursery) 10:00a - Holy Eucharist (Buena Vida) 10:30a - End of the Sunday School Year Party (Courtyard) 10:30a - Adult Sunday School (PH) 11:15a - Holy Eucharist Rite I (Church)
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7:30a - Holy Eucharist Rite I (Church) 9:00a - Holy Eucharist Rite II (Church) 9:15a - Children’s Chapel (Nursery) 10:30a - Adult Sunday School (PH) 10:30a - Youth Group (LH) 11:15a - Holy Eucharist Rite I (Church)
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6:00p - Yoga for Healthy Bones (LH)
9:30a - Flower Arranging (FR) 11:00a - Bible Study (LH)
22 Co-Rectors’ Day Off 10:00a - Prayer Shawl Ministry (LH)
2:00p - Exercise Class (LH)
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2 7:00a - Holy Euchar 10:00a - Linen Guild 10:30a - HE / Healin 4:00p - Chair Yoga ( 5:00p - Trinity Ringe 5:30p - Prayer Servi 5:45p - Buffet Dinne 6:30p - Choir Practic Club (Pearso 6:45p - Adult Bible S
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9:30a - Staff Meeting (LH) 11:30a - Buildings & Grounds (LH) 3:30p - Accidental Grace Practice 4:30-6:30p - BP Screenings (Narthex) 5:00p - Holy Eucharist (Church) 6:30p - Murder in MargaritaLand (PH)
10 ASCENSION DAY THY KINGDOM COME/ PLEDGE 2 PRAY BEGINS
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9:30a - Staff Meeting 3:30p - Accidental Grace Practice 5:00p - Holy Eucharist (Church)
5:30p - Finance (LH) 6:30p - Vestry Meeting (LH)
17 St. Margaret’s Guild River Cruise & Lunch (Captain Hiram’s) MEET IN THE LEWIS HALL PARKING LOT AT 8:30AM TO CARPOOL.
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3:30p - Accidental Grace Practice
9:30a - Staff Meeting (LH)
PENTECOST WEEKEND 5:00p - Holy Eucharist (Church)
6:00p - Health Ministry Team (LH)
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9:30a - Staff Meeting (LH)
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9:00a - Newsletter Group (LH) 3:30p - Accidental Grace Practice 5:00p - Holy Eucharist (Church)
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Health Ministry News: Five Foods to Eat (Almost) Every Day:
You do not need a whole-life overhaul to improve your health. It’s the small changes that make the biggest difference. This is definitely the case when it comes to diet. This list of foods pack more nutrients into our diets for better overall health. 1. Salmon -- not only a healthy protein, rich in omega-3 acids, also provides bone-building vitamin D. The U.S. Department of Agriculture recommends we eat at least eight ounces of fish each week. 2. Brussels Sprouts -- nutrient dense in vitamins A, C, K , folate and potassium, antioxidants and 28 calories in a half cup. Delicious roasting with a spritz of olive oil and top with nuts. 3. Blueberries -- vitamins C, A, and fiber (may substitute another dark-colored fruit). Beware of fruit juice, because of possible added sugar. 4. Nuts -- healthy oils, protein, and vitamin E -- any type of UNSALTED nuts. Keep in mind high calories come with this food. 5. Plain yogurt -- probiotics, protein, calcium, magnesium, vitamin B12 and some fatty acids. Read labels -- flavored yogurt can also pack in too much sugar. Buy plain yogurt, toss in blueberries for sweetness and nuts for crunch, and you have eaten three of the five foods on the list! (This information comes from the Harvard Women’s Health Watch, May 2018.)
BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENINGS: May 5 and 6
Have your Blood Pressure screened in the Narthex at the west door behind a privacy screen. Everyone is welcome, both visitors and parishioners! Know your numbers! The schedule is: Saturday, 4:30-6:30pm; Sunday, 8:15am-12:45pm.
Your Health Ministry Team Cares!
April 2, Easter Monday Dear Pam and Steve, Thank you once again for all the Palm Crosses for all our patients at both Holmes Regional Medical Center and Palm Bay Hospital this past Palm Sunday. , This year our dietary depar tment placed them on supper trays a later reminder of Palm Sunday than previous years. Please convey our heartfelt gratitude to Holy Trinity and all those who, once again, tied palms into crosses this year. Easter blessings, Fr. Bob Bruckhart
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C H I L D R E N & Y OU T H VBS 2018! June 18-22:
Hero Central
Hero Central VBS is around the corner! Mark your calendars now for June 18-22. Registration opens in May. Children ages 3 years through rising 6th grade may participate. Registration fee: $15/child. Youth volunteers will also be needed and volunteers will receive service hours for their time worked! To register, go to holytrinitymelbourne.org and look for the VBS button on the Home Page. For questions or more information contact KC Crawley, 723-5272 or
[email protected].
SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATION!
Sunday, May 20, 10:30am Join us at the 9am service on May 20, as we give thanks for our Sunday School teachers. Following the service we will celebrate with a waterslide in the courtyard! Everyone is invited to bring a finger food to share. Thanks to all of the Sunday School teachers, snack volunteers and families for supporting our Sunday School program this year. Remember your swimsuit, sunscreen, and towel!
REGISTRATION BEGINS in MAY at
www.HolyTrinityMelbourne.org
Treasure Kids Club
will end on May 16 with ice cream sundaes and a special fun day, following the Whole Church Family Night dinner!
YOUTH NEWS! Summer is closing in! Watch upcoming announcements about special End of Year and Summer activities.
Important Dates to Note: May 16: Last Wednesday Youth Group meeting before Summer Break May 20: End of Sunday School Year Celebration in the Courtyard May 20: Graduate recognition Sunday at the 9am service June 18-22: Vacation Bible School, We need YOUR help! June 10 -15: Camp St. Mark at Camp Wingmann July 8 -13: Camp St. Peter at Camp Wingmann
To join the HT Youth GroupMe App group for the mo st c informatio urrent n, speak with KC C raw Benjamin K ley or ubwimana!
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Small Group Healing Prayer
will meet on Wednesday, May 9 at 9:15am in the Historic Chapel. You are invited to come and join in praying for healing for yourself or someone you love. We gather. We share prayer concerns. Fr. Steve prays and the group prays for one another. If there is time after the prayer, then Fr. Steve presents a brief teaching on healing from the Bible.
Rev. Pam’s Bible Study will only meet twice in May -- on Mondays, May 7 and 21 at 11:00am in Lewis Hall. They are studying 2 Kings. Questions? Just ask Rev. Pam.
Fr. Steve’s Bible Study will meet
3 times in May -- on Wednesdays, May 9, 23 and 30 at 11:30am in Lewis Hall. They are studying the Gospel of Mark. Questions? Ask Fr. Steve.
Movement Class continues to have fun while getting fit! Won’t you join us? Mondays at 2:00pm in Lewis Hall.
Yoga for Health continues to meet
on Mondays at 6:00-7:15pm in Lewis Hall. This is a traditional Hatha Yoga program to strengthen the body and mind for service to the Lord. Suggested donation: $5. For info and to sign up, call the office: 723-5272.
Chair Yoga continues on Wednesdays
at 4:00pm in Lewis Hall. Come meet our new instructor, Talancia Pea! Classes are $3.
Prayer Shawl Ministry will meet
on Tuesday, May 22 at 10:00am in Lewis Hall. If you don’t know how to knit or crochet, we’ll be happy to show you how! Please join us!
Recent Newcomers: Holy
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Linen Group will meet on Wednesday, May 2 at 10:00am in Lewis Hall. Call the church office with questions: 321-723-5272.
Daughters of the King will meet
on Tuesday, May 15 from 10:00am in Lewis Hall. Questions? Speak with Dinah Beverley at 321-724-2879.
Donate to and Shop at the Thrift Shop! There is something for
continues on Tuesdays at 11:00am in Lewis Hall. All materials as well as a snack is provided, but you may bring your own coloring materials. Questions? Contact Rev. Meghan.
St. Catherine’s Guild Luncheon:
Tuesday May 8, 11:00am at Olive Garden on New Haven, West Melbourne. Please join us for our end of the 17-18 year meeting as we celebrate the good times with lunch and visiting with one another. All are welcome. If you did not have an opportunity to sign up at the April meeting please RSVP to Regina Crowe (321-802-3456) by May 4.
everyone at the Thrift Shop - come check us out! The shop is located in historic downtown Melbourne at 726 E. New Haven Avenue and is open Monday - Saturday, 10:00am - 4:00pm. Call 727-2797 for FREE pick-up, or you can bring your items to the shop at 726 E. New Haven Avenue.
Adult Sunday School will NOT
St. Margaret’s Guild will be
Newsletter Folders Needed!
carpooling down to Captain Hiram’s on May 17 to take a scenic boat journey on the River King. The “cruise” lasts 2½-3 hours. We begin boarding at 9:45am, take our tour, and then have lunch afterwards. The price to go on the boat either up or down the river (not sure where God will lead us) costs $25 pp plus tax, payable at boarding. If you wish to join us on our adventure, you will receive a 20% discount on an entrée for lunch. Please note that you are responsible for paying for the cruise and your lunch. Credit cards and cash are accepted. You don’t have to be a member of St. Margaret’s Guild to attend, but you do need to let us know if you want to join us by May 13. We will be meeting at the Lewis Hall parking lot at 8:30am on the 17. We expect to have lunch at about 12:30pm or so. If you haven’t had a chance to sign up or have any questions, call Barbara Dillery at 676-2062.
Trinity would like to welcome our recent newcomers: Beth Gesner, Erik & Stacey The Thrift Shop encourages you to Farrell and their children Emily, Thomas and shop with them. They are open Monday Freya; Carianne Harper and her child Corey; Saturday, 10:00am - 4:00pm and are located Carol & Ray Hulse, William King, and Jason in historic downtown Melbourne at 726 E. & Molly Taylor their and child Grace. New Haven Avenue. 10
Coloring the Scriptures
meet on Sunday, May 6, and will meet for the remaining Sundays in May at 10:30am in the Parish Hall. They’ll then break for the summer, and will resume on September 30. Questions? Call Jack Bottomley at 622-5649.
Our dedicated team of newsletter folders is in need of some extra helping hands. They will meet on Friday, May 25 at 9:00am in Lewis Hall. Breakfast goodies will be served! Questions? Call the office: 723-5272.
Send Me, Lord:
For help with meals or transportation from one of your brothers or sisters in Christ, call the church office: 723-5272. You can also call if you would like to volunteer for this ministry.
Hospital Visits: If you or a loved one enters the hospital, please call the church office to let us know so we can place your name on our hospital visitation list.
Going north for the summer? Moving? Please let the church office know so we can adjust our records and save on returned mail costs. Thank you!
Birthdays for May 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
Jenifer Marx Nel Ayres Carol Griffith Kevin Bartczak Esther Pierce John Bricher Betty Austin Susan Mann Floyd Bryan Darrian Smelser-Belt Mel Woodford Marilyn Matchett Ferne Mayes Mary Ann DeSocio Steve Jachec Phil Nunez Ginny Potter Lizi Huy Anthony Armstrong Henry Schutte Grant Kilps Lois Sabino Ann Clevenger CW Sorrows Aiden Suchoski Shirley Cadieux Jon Rezac Karisa Hill Beverley Bailey Maxine-Senior Thomas Cecil Hue
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Diane Welch Bindu George Harry Jachec Janet Autio Judi Fidler Trish Wimmer Cal Jones Peach Schutte Natali Grant Andy Hills Megan Paauwe Samantha Love Susan Stockton Kate Churcher Jack Morton Quinn Hawks Tatiana Fuller Becky Shary Dave Warren Sheila Nash Danny Hussey Bonnie Merritt Susan Seybold Keith Cain Ruth Smith Adrienne Roth Victoria Zeger Morgan McCarthy Tripp Crawley Chris Arter George Thomas Mary Houghton
Anniversaries for May 4 6 11 14 17 20
Jim & Patti Laibl Sam and Abby Nunez Chuck & Sarah Pierce Patrick & Sherry Love Bill & Margaret White Frank & KC Crawley
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Recent Deaths Julia Brooks Phyllis Monahan Jo Ella Roebuck Shirley Mills Ebba King
March 31, 2018 March 31, 2018 April 4, 2018 April 4, 2018 April 5, 2018
Kevin & Chris Arter Craig & Ellen Rogers Rich & Dawn Kiefer Paul & Allison Loftis Tim & Anne Brown Joseph & Linda Couturier Ryan & Kate McGill
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Bible Verse for 2018: Heal me, Lord, and I will be healed; save me and I will be saved, for you are the one I praise. Jeremiah 17:14
Our Mission:
To know Christ and to make Him known.
Our Vision: Every member in ministry.
CLERGY
The Rt. Rev. Gregory O. Brewer The Rev. Stephen Easterday The Rev. Pamela Easterday The Rev. Meghan Farr The Rev. William G. Lewis The Rev. Stacey Westphal The Rev. Vicky Collins
Bishop Co-Rector Co-Rector Assist. Rector for Pastoral Care Rector Emeritus Deacon Deacon Emeritus, Retired
STAFF
Barbara Bayley 7:30am Organist Madelyn Belt Financial Assistant Amy Cain Substitute Secretary Keith Cain Financial Administrator Justin Clermont Accidental Grace Director KC Crawley Director of Children, Youth and Family Ministries Eloise Evans Family Choir Director Daniel Farr Kitchen Manager Benjamin Kubwimana Youth Ministry Assistant Sharon Lester, Cheryl Stephens Parish Secretaries Patti Loyd Connections Coordinator Megan Paauwe Children’s Ministry Assistant Dale Pierce Facilities Manager CW Sorrows 11:15am Worship Leader David Vogeding 9:00 & 11:15am Organist Carolyn Wilt, RN Faith Community Nurse
HOLY TRINITY VESTRY
Mike Crews ‘21: Sr. Warden Milt Miller ‘19: Jr. Warden Kevin Bartczak ‘20: Treasurer Frank Dawson ‘19: Clerk Gail Pearson: Assistant Treasurer Janet Gray ‘19: Worship, Stewardship, Healing Prayer Ministry Jeanne Hakkila-Wills ‘19: Demographics & Strategic Planning Jay Olsson ‘20: Health Ministry John Seybold ‘20: Stewardship Roger Teurfs ‘20: Audit Committee Coordinator, HTEA Vestry Representative Kevin Arter ‘21: Hospitality Linda Edwards ‘21: Newcomer Ministry Ted Peters ‘21: Family Ministries Sunday:
WORSHIP SCHEDULE
7:30am Holy Eucharist Rite I 9:00am Holy Eucharist Rite II 11:15am Holy Eucharist Rite I
Wednesday: 7:00am Holy Eucharist 10:30am Holy Eucharist & Healing 5:30pm Prayer Service Saturday:
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May 20
At the 9:00am service on Sunday, May 20 we will be recognizing all of our Sunday School teachers for all of their hard work, and a year WELL DONE!
5:30-6:00p 5:00-6:00p 5:45-6:45p
CONTINUES ON
WEDNESDAYS!
6:15-7:45p 6:30-7:45p 6:45-7:45p
Prayer Service Trinity Ringers Bell Choir Rehearsal Buffet Dinner - Upcoming Menus: • MAY 2: Lasagna, Salad and dessert. • MAY 9: Mexican Lasagna, salad and dessert. • MAY 16: BRUNCH FOR DINNER! Quiches, bacon, sausage, fruit, salad and dessert Frolic Nursery Care Treasure Kids Club, Youth Group, Family Choir Adult Bible Study: Conclusion of Jonah: The Whale Is Not the Thing and wrap-up
May 16 will be the last meeting of WCFN until the fall.
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