Trinity Tidings | January 9th Complete Edition

Written By Matthew Mellen

Sunday Worship

By clicking on the bulletin image you will open a self-contained webpage that offers full screen and page turning navigation. 

Did you know you can print the bulletin? When you open the bulletin on your computer the print button will appear with the other control buttons in the bottom left of the screen.

50 Years of Media Ministry Breakfast

Join us for breakfast starting at 8:45 AM with a brief presentation and video highlight starting at 9:15 AM.

Did you catch us on WFMZ 69 News? Watch the story here!

Peg Coleman Memorial Service
Saturday, January 10 at 12:00 PM

Trinity member Peg Coleman joined the Church Triumphant last December.

 

Peg's family will be holding a memorial service at Trinity o

n Saturday, January 10, 2026 at 12:00 PM.  A reception will follow in the All Saints Room.

If you are unable to attend this service will be live-streamed on YouTube and Facebook.

There are a few open dates in January to sponsor worship. Please check the book on Sunday or email Rachel.

Each of the two sponsors will have the ability to take home ONE bouquet or designate that it be donated. The altar guild will then determine the best recipient with staff, lay visitors, and the congregational care team.

Worship sponsors and the dedication will continue to be listed in the bulletin and on the broadcast.

Next Noonday Recital
This Wednesday at 12:05 PM

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Benjamin Small, saxophone

Benjamin Small (he/him) is a junior at the Eastman School of Music from Reading, Pennsylvania, where he majors in Classical Saxophone Performance/Music Theory, and studies under the tutelage of Professors Chien-Kwan Lin, William Marvin, Matthew Brown and Matthew Curlee.

While at school, Ben performs regularly in the Eastman Saxophone Project, Wind Orchestra, Wind Ensemble, Musica Nova, and OSSIA, as well as previously performing in the Eastman Jazz Workshop and Tuba Mirum ensembles. Within the realm of music theory, he primarily focuses on contemporary/avant-garde music, as well as music from the 18th century and before.

Matthew Mellen
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