Trinity Tidings | October 31st Edition
Sunday Bulletin
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Trinity Together Sunday Forum
For All the Saints: Service Planning
We don’t like to think about death, yet it is a natural part of our shared humanity. Have you ever thought about how you would like to be remembered and celebrated when you enter the Church Triumphant?
One gift you can give your loved ones is filling out our Trinity Funeral Service Form. Do you have particular hymns or scripture that is meaningful to you? Join us to discern your hopes and wishes.
Urgent Need: The Safety Net is Breaking!
Helping Harvest lost $3M in federal funding—15% of their capacity.
Pennsylvania's budget impasse has frozen critical state funding.
Most alarmingly, SNAP benefits are not being distributed in November, while utility assistance programs have also disappeared.
Trinity will be collecting monetary donations for Helping Harvest (1$ can purchase $20 worth of food. Make sure to earmark your donation for Helping Harvest.) You can also use our convenient payment form below and learn more about the food donations we are asking for.
Ceiling Project Update!
After consulting with the architect, the south side of the lower level has been reopened for use.
The south side balcony will remain closed out of an abundance of caution until further notice.
Click on the photo to learn more about the project.
All Saints Vespers Service
Sunday, November 2 at 5:00 PM
A service of reflection, honoring those that have gone on before us and reminding us of God’s light in the darkness. Featuring works by T. Tertius Noble & Samuel Barber.
Kristallnacht: The Night of Broken Glass
Sunday, November 9 at 6:30 PM
We are grateful to support our covenant partner while the restoration of their worship space continues by holding this year’s annual Kristallnacht remembrance service at Trinity. This service offers a moment for us to join together with people of all faiths, honoring the memories of those affected by the tragic events of Kristallnacht in 1938, which marked a dark chapter in history.
Click on the photo to learn more about the service.
