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The Trinity Artwork Team invites you to notice the Ethiopian processional cross displayed next to the lectern and used during the gospel processon on Sundays. The Artwork Team has made a conscious choice to adorn the cross with a piece of traditional Kente cloth. Kente cloth has been used in modern times as a symbol of African identity. Historically, Ethiopian monarchs often gifted processional crosses as signs of gratitude. Our hope is that it serves […]
Members of Trinity support the Carty Cupboard Food Pantry, 114 Main Street, Worcester, throughout the year. Items such as cans of hearty soup, canned meals including Chef Boyardee, tuna, and nutritious cereals are always wecomed. Watch the Sunday bulletin for any specific food items requested. Donations may be placed in the shopping cart leading to the hallway to the Nave. Items are received in the grocery cart every Sunday and items collected through the month […]
The Congregation Council invites members of Trinity tonversation on Sunday, May 5 at 11:30 a.m. in the Library about the use of the Trinity building by outside community groups. The Council was recently informed that after eight years at Trinity, The T.E.C. Schools has decided not to renew an agreement with Trinity for the upcoming school year and will instead be moving to Congregation Beth Israel, 15 Jamesbury Drive, Worcester beginning in July. In light […]
All current, prospective, and interested assisting ministers, lectors, crucifers, communion servers and ushers for the 10:00 a.m. Sunday Holy Eucharist are invited to attend a “Sunday Servants Training” on Sunday, April 28th at 11:30 a.m. in the Nave. This will be both a refresher for those currently serving and a way for those who are interested in any of these ministries to learn more. Please speak with Pastor Nathan, Cantor Mark, or Worship Ministry Team […]
The Trinity Council has approved updated Covid-19 guidance for the congregation which follows the guidance of the CDC. The updated guidance is required of Trinity staff and is encouraged for all members and friends: Staff and volunteers can go back to normal activities when, for at least 24 hours, both are true: Symptoms are getting better overall, and Fever is not present without the use of fever-reducing medication When returning to parish activities, staff and […]
Groups are currently being formed for the next round of Dine with Nine dinners in April, May and June. If you would like to participate, please add your name to the sign-up sheet located in the hallway leading to the Nave outside of Jeppson Hall. The deadline for signing up is THIS Sunday, April 14. Dine with Nine is a fellowship ministry of the congregation which provides members and friends of Trinity the opportunity to […]
We are thrilled to announce the return and now permanent display of the King Gustav V Royal Antependium in the Nave of Trinity Lutheran Church. This extraordinary parament, gifted to First Lutheran Church, one of Trinity’s predecessor congregations, by H.M. King Gustav V of Sweden, holds a place of significance in our shared history and faith journey. Through the dedicated efforts of the Trinity’s 75th Anniversary Committee and the generous contributions of many members of […]
Each year, Christians around the world commemorate the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. We do this over a three day feast, beginning at sundown on the Thursday before Easter. This Three Day Feast is sometimes called the Triduum, Latin for “the three days.” In the observance of these three days, we mean to enact the meaning of the crucified and resurrected Christ. At Trinity Church this Lent (and a few times in Easter), we will study […]