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NEW MEMBER CLASSES / If you are interested in joining Trinity Church please speak with Pastor Nathan, Cantor Mark, or Youth/Family/Outreach Minister Jena Hill. Prospective members, as well as any interested existing members, are invited to attend any of the following sessions hosted by the Ministry Staff in the Trinity Library. The Congregation: Orientation to Trinity and Tour of the Building Sunday, March 13 in the Multi-purpose room on the 2nd floor 11:30 a.m. to […]
You may have seen or heard on the news that 7 students from WPI have died in the past six months. At least three of those deaths are confirmed suicides. Here at Trinity, we have been wondering what we can do to help address the mental health crisis that has been exacerbated by Covid. As we are beginning to connect with staff and faculty at WPI around these issues, there is one thing that we […]
Good news! We are ready and able to rebuild the Little Free Pantry that was destroyed as a result of a car accident in January. In order to do this, we are hoping that during Lent, as part of almsgiving, we can raise enough money to rebuild the LFP. We expect that it will cost around $300 to rebuild it. If you are able to make a donation towards this, you can do so by […]
This Lent, Trinity Church offers opportunities to study the ELCA’s Declaration to People of African Descent. This study is called, “Now Is the Time.” This five-week study will be offered at Trinity on two in-person sessions on Sundays in Lent and also online. Together we will discuss our church’s response to racism and pray that our ministries be open to all and reflective of the wide expanse of God’s love for all. […]
In March, we are collecting white socks (adult sizes please) to share with those who are experiencing homelessness. The socks will be given to the Thursday Cafe, a ministry at All Saints Church for people who do not have steady housing. Your donations may be placed in the Necessities for Neighbors bin in the hallway or dropped off at the church when the office is open. If you have any questions, please contact Nina Behm or […]
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AFGHAN RESETTLEMENT UPDATE NST Update January 19 Our Afghan family arrived last Wednesday. They had been staying at a base in New Mexico since they were evacuated from Afghanistan. They flew to LaGuardia and were brought by van to the Worcester Airport. They have been staying in a hotel, and today they move into their apartment. The Apartment Set-Up team has been working very hard to make a home for the family. The Mom and […]
2021 Year-End Giving Statements were attached as pdf’s and emailed to members of the congregation this past week. Due to a glitch in the software system, some statements contained an error that failed to report certain donations given online. This glitch has been corrected and a second email was sent with corrected giving statements (and a marker at the top that says UPDATED) Paper giving statements had the corrected information when they were mailed and […]
An Open Pastoral Letter to the WPI Community – January 2022 To our friends and neighbors at WPI, please know we mourn with you the death of six members of your community in this 2021-2022 academic year. Each person is a valuable and precious member of the human family and their death is a tragedy. Please know we are with you in prayer, and here for you in love, in this difficult time. If you […]
In-person worship has resumed following a short suspension in January. Holy Eucharists are celebrated on Sundays at 8:00 a.m. (Christ Chapel) and 10:00 a.m. (Nave). Additionally, Wednesday 6:00 p.m. Midweek Eucharist and other in-person ministries have also resumed. The Trinity Council voted to resume in-person worship even as several members encouraged ongoing caution. In voting to return, the Council requires that all persons entering the building wear at least a medical-grade face mask (preferably an […]