TrinityTRUMPET

� The Church of the Holy Trinity � Issue 6 / October / 2019 �

In this Issue

Birthdays &Anniversaries................ ...2

New Clergy Team.............3

Br. Thomas’ Vows.............5

Parish News, etc..............6

ECW News.......................8

Indian Hill..........................9

Calendar..........................10

FALL SCHEDULE AT HOLY TRINITYFirst & Third Sundays -

9:30 am Holy Eucharist, 10:30 am Bible StudySecond & Fourth Sundays -

9:30 am Morning Prayer, 10:30 am Bible StudySunday School each Sunday at 9:30 am

Our bouquet and bestwishes to our beloved

ANNE ROSSCelebrating 105 years!

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All articles, etc. for theNov.-Dec. Trumpet must bereceived by October 25,

TrinityTRUMPETa publication of theChurch of the Holy Trinity,381Main StreetMiddletown, CT 06457Phone: 860-347-2591Office Hours:Mon-Fri 9 am-2 pm

Email:office.holytrinityct@gmail.com

Website:www.holytrinityct.org

STAFFMissional Curate:The Rev. Mary BarnettMissional Priest in Charge:The Rev. Mary Anne Osborn

Editor:Valerie HallDesign/Layout:Br. Thomas A. Goddard, OSB

© 2006 The Church of the Holy Trinity,Middletown, CT All rights reserved.

BIRTHDAYS INOCTOBER

6 Seth Petras12 Mason Felton-Reid18 Susan Spaeth24 Timothy Nelson27 Foster Adams29 Cristian Pinero30 Maureen Fleet

ANNIVERSARIESCarl & Shari Loges

Scott & Regina MorganSteve & Eileen BuckheitFred & Liz Wiese

Sundays at Holy TrinityOct. 6 & 20 - Holy Eucharist - 9:30 am

Sunday School - 9;30 a.m.Bible Study - 10:30 a.m.

Oct. 13 & 27 - Morning Prayer - 9:30 a.m.Sunday School - 9;30 a.m.Bible Study 10:30 a.m.

Thursdays in the ChapelHoly Eucharist - 12:15

Cover: Stained glass rosewindow- unknown source.

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It may come asa surprise that weare actually wel-coming two newclergy, one half-time and theother quarter-time. This is agood thing, givenwhat we ex-pected a fewmonths ago, butit requires a bitof explanation.

We enteredinto the searchfor a new priest with the rather difficultnews that the Diocese would only author-ize a half-time appointment. (We are byno means alone in this situation. Today,only a minority of Connecticut parisheshave full-time priests, and many havegone a year or more with no priest at allof their own.) Last year, however, theDiocese conceived a new model in whichnewly-ordained clergy going into part-time positions would be paired with ex-perienced mentors for their first year,and we have been selected to participatein this new initiative. As a result, for thenext year, we will have two new clergy:one (Mary Barnett) who is new to theministry and will hopefully serve with us

for years tocome, the other(Mary Anne Os-born) an experi-enced priest whowill be with us forone year andserve as a mentorto Mary Barnettas she begins herministry.

The ReverendMary Barnettcompleted herseminary trainingthis past year at

Yale Divinity School, after a career run-ning her own dance company, In GoodCompany, since 1986. She was ordaineda Deacon this past summer, and will beordained to the priesthood early in 2020.(In the Episcopal Church, clergy are firstordained Deacons for at least six monthsbefore ordination to the priesthood.)Her initial official title will be “MissionalCurate.” While she is still a deacon andnot yet a priest, we will not be without apriest between now and her ordination.Mary Anne Osborn will serve at HolyTrinity with the title “Missional Priest inCharge” for a period of one year, andwill be the sole parish priest until MaryBarnett is ordained a priest. She will be

Holy Trinity Welcomes New Clergy—Submitted by Steven Horst, Warden

IHOPE THAT EVERYONE will join us in welcoming The Reverend Mary Barnettand the Reverend Mary Anne Osborn to the Church of the Holy Trinity.

They begin their ministry with us at the Sunday service on October 6, 2019.

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The Rev. Mary Barnett,Missional Curate

The Rev. Mary Anne Osborn,Missional Priest in Charge

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that began the search process, the Vestrythat completed it, the Intercessory PrayerGroup that has supported us with theirprayers, and to the entire congregationfor their faithfulness, patience, andprayers as we have carried out a ratherlong transition process with grace, pa-tience, hope, and good will. I would alsolike to thank the Reverend Lee Ann Tolz-mann, the diocesan Canon for MissionLeadership, and the Reverend JosephKrasinski, who served as consultant in theprocess. This was a two-year effort that re-quired a lot of time, work, and thoughtfuldiscernment from a lot of people, andprayer from everyone, and we shouldthank everyone involved for a job welldone.

I would also like to offer the most heart-felt thanks to the Rev. Dana Campbell,who has served as our interim priest incharge for five and a half years. Interimministers generally serve from 1-3 years, of-ficiating at worship, taking care of theparish’s pastoral needs, and often doingsome of the hard things that need to bedone to put things in order before a newpriest is called. Dana did all this, but alsobecame, in essence, our parish priest anda beloved member of our parish family. Asa consequence, it will be hard for many ofus to say good-bye, but we do so with ourprofound thanks, as well as our blessingsand prayers as she begins her retirement.Deepest thanks also to Deacon Pat Jack-son, who has tirelessly and joyously lookedafter many of the pastoral needs of ourcongregation, and who – thankfully – willbe able to stay on with us for up to an-other six months. �

ecclesiastical authority in the parish forthe year she is here, officiate at Eucharist,and help attend to pastoral needs, butmuch of her responsibility will be as apriest-mentor. After the first year, we hopethat Mary Barnett will continue on with uswith the new title of Missional Priest-in-Charge.

The Rev. Osborne will be with us twoSundays per month, as her position isquarter-time. This means that, until theRev. Barnett is ordained to the priesthoodearly in 2020, we will alternate services be-tween Eucharist and Morning Prayer onSunday mornings, with a single service at9:30. When the Rev. Osborne is present,she will celebrate the Eucharist. When sheis not, the Rev. Barnett will lead MorningPrayer.

If all these new titles and the newmodel of ministry are new and confusingto you, they were to us at first as well. Wehope to have opportunities in the comingweeks to introduce our new clergy morefully, to explain this innovative model,and to answer any questions.

But the most important thing for themoment is that we are welcoming twowonderful clergy to our parish, after along interim period. They bring us awealth of experience of many differenttypes, and I can tell from my meetingswith them how enthusiastic they are aboutour church. I hope that we will all givethem a warm and enthusiastic welcome.

I would also like to say a word of pro-found thanks to a number of people whohave helped to make this transitionprocess a success: the Transition Team

See additional Note from The Rev. Mary Barnett on Page 7

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NOT LONG AGO inthe presence of theAbbot and fellow

members of the Compan-ions of St. Luke, BrotherThomas Anthony Goddard(known at Holy Trinity as Br.Thomas) made his SolemnBenedictine Life Vows atConception Abbey, Mis-souri, during the order’sAnnual Convocation. The ceremony fol-lowed the ancient rite of prostrating atMass before the altar while covered witha funeral pall, symbolizing death to sinand life to Christ. The vows Brothermade for life were:

Obedience, derived from the Latin verbmeaning “to hear.” This vow is to the Su-perior who holds the place of Christ inthe community. The first words of theRule are “Listen carefully. . .”

Conversion of Life which means “re-nouncing yourself in order to followChrist,” (Matt 16:24), and acting in a waythat is different from the world’s, placingthe love of Christ before all else.

Stability is commitment to the to theRule, family, parish and the area whereone lives and works. The commitment toourselves and to each other strengthensour commitment to God.

Many at Holy Trinity have wonderedwhy Br. Thomas’ Community meets at aRoman Catholic facility. When the Com-

panions of St. Luke, Order of St.Benedict was first establishedmore than 25 years ago, theywere welcomed by the Abbot ofConception Abbey to meet therewhen necessary, especially sincethey had large guest facilitiesand also because they were partof the world-wide Benedictinefamily. (A true ecumenical gesture!)At the time, and still true today,

Religious Communities for men andwomen in the Episcopal Church can notaccommodate large groups. At timesthere would be at least fifty guests in agroup.

Be reminded that the religious orderthat our Brother follows is non-residen-tial, meaning he does not live in amonastery. His home and the communitywhere he lives as well as his Parish are hismonastery. He follows the Rule of St.Benedict and when ever possible daily re-cites the Prayer Book Offices of MorningPrayer, Noon Day Prayer, EveningPrayer, and Compline at home or whereever he may be. Br. Thomas asks yourprayers and your understanding. �

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Brother Thomas Makes Life Vows

An excerpt fromThe Rule of St. Benedict:“. . . we intend to establish a schoolfor the Lord’s service. In drawing upits regulations, we hope to set downnothing harsh, nothing burdensome.”

—from the Prologue

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MINISTRY FAIRTo kick off our Stewardship Season,please join us for ourMinistry Fair onOctober 6 immediately following the9:30 service. Please save the date andplan to join us in the sanctuary duringcoffee hour to learn about our variedministries of CHT.

Stewardship is about being grateful, re-sponsible stewards of the gifts we receivefrom God. The tradition of giving backto God and to the church comes fromthe Biblical practice of “tithing,” whichmeans to give back a tenth of our earn-ings to God (Numbers 18:26). The Epis-copal Church sees stewardship as morethan simply contributing money to thechurch; it’s also about contributing timeand talents, and volunteering for min-istry and mission. It’s about reaching outto build relationships from a perspectiveof abundance instead of scarcity..

HIKE IN GUILFORDJoin the CHT Youth Groupfor a hike of the trails at West-

wood in Guilford, Connecticut, part ofthe Guilford Land Conservancy, on Oc-tober 12. All are welcome! Meet at theparking area off Three Corner Road at10am. Bring a bagged lunch, water, bugspray/sunscreen and wear sturdy shoes.We will hike parts of the White Circleand Orange Circle trails, including ajaunt down to the lake, and some scram-bles among the boulders. Planned routeis approximately 3 miles, but can be eas-ily be lengthened or shortened if

needed. Any teens or youth hiking unac-companied by a parent or guardian willneed a signed permission slip. Carpoolspace is available. Let Ash Pierce know ifyou plan on joining the group! ash.h.say-lor@gmail.com

THESPISGilbert & Sullivan’s firstcomic opera, THESPISfeatures a pantheon ofweary gods, pining for avacation, who enlist atraveling dramatictroupe to stand in forthem. Hilarity ensues as

the actors ad-lib their celestial duties. Al-though the original score for this pro-duction was inadvertently lost, MusicDirector, Dr. John Dreslin, has restoredthe music in the style of Arthur Sullivanto allow us to enjoy this seldom seengem.

Holy Trinity has a connection withGilbert and Sullivan through MarilynBengston’s husband Richard, sincedeparted, who helped with creatingprops for various productions and was inthe choir.

There will be three performances:Saturday, October 12 at 2 pm and at 7:30pm; Sunday, Octoveer 13 at 2 pm. Fortickets, price ranges and discounts, call860-554-1256 or visit www.ctgands.org.All performances will be at theSanto Fragilio Perfomaing Arts Center,Middletwon High School, 200 LaRosaLane, Middletown.

Parish News & Local Happenings . . .

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For more info call Trinity Church,Portland at 860-342-0458

CAMP WASHINGTONThe second youth event of the 2019-2020program year just announced.

In conjunction with ECCT’s Season ofRacial Healing, Justice, and Reconcilia-tion, programs offered are:

� Creating Brave Space-Dismantling Racism

� A Teen Youth Retreat for Grades 9-12November 1-3, 2019

Curriculum developed by The AbsalomJones Center for Racial Healing & TheEpiscopal Diocese of Atlanta will be used.The Camp staff will be joined by TheRev. Curtis Farr and Sharon Ely Pearsonto lead and facilitate this weekend.Call for more details: 860-567-9623

Bart Geissinger, Executive DirectorCamp Washington- ECCT190 Kenyon Road, Lakeside, CT 06758

WALK TO END SILENCEJoin event partners New Horizons Do-mestic Violence Services, CommunityHealth Center, and theMiddletown Po-lice Dept. and take steps to raise aware-ness and support. This event originatedin memory of Baby Aaden who tragicallylost his life as a result of domestic vio-lence. Sunday, October 6th. Registrationbegins at 9 a.m., walk starts at 10 am. Har-bor Park,Middletown. Volunteers, walk-ers, and sponsors are needed.For information: www.newhorizonsdv.com

MUSIC SERIESAT TRINITYPORTLANDKala Farnham, a mu-sical storyteller in the

folk tradition will be featured at the firstevent on Sat., Oct. 19. All concerts willbe held on Saturday evenings throughNov.16, with doors opening at 6:30 PM.

Parish News & Local Happenings . . . (continued)

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Dear CHT,

Hi, I’m Mary Barnett, your new Missional Curate. I gradu-ated from Yale Divinity School and Berkeley Divinity Schoolin 2019; got an earlier master’s degree from Wesleyan inDance and Writing and sometime in the previous century,graduated from Connecticut College. I live in Branford with

my husband Dave and three kids. Well, now two. The eldest we justdropped off at Northwestern. At YDS, I particularly enjoyed studying justabout everything with just about everybody and focused most deeply onpoetry and theology with Christian Wiman. I am inspired by Julian ofNorwich, dealing with limitations and nourishing my beginner’s mind.There is always an infinite amount to learn. I am most eager now to learnabout all of you.

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It’s almost timefor theHOLIDAYFAIR! Mark the1st Saturday inDecember,December 7th.Be thinking andworking on proj-ects that you cancontribute tothe festivities.

Categories include the following:

� House of Talents table – knitted & cro-chet items such as baby sweaters, hats,mittens, scarves, etc; quilted placemats,quilts, blankets. We sell the ABC Chil-dren’s Wall Charts, Counting Charts, andChristmas ornaments.

� Theme baskets – we need baskets of allshapes & sizes, as well as contents for thebaskets. Make one up yourself or bringin the necessary items and we will putthem together for you. Theme ideas –garden, baby, dog, cat, Italian, Mexican,etc., spa, spices, coffee, tea, etc. Wewould like to end up with 25-30 baskets.

� Cookie Walk – Cookies sell out early atthe fair. Needed are lots of your favoriteChristmas cookies. Please start makingthem now, freeze the dough, and thenbake just before the fair date. Hopefullyyou will make 2 or 3 different kinds.This is pure profit for the fair.

� Baked Goods – Your favorite cake,breads, bar cookies, coffee cakes, etc.

� Plants – All rooted plants are welcome.They must be in good, living condition.Put in a pot or basket for sale.

� Silent Auction – We need items for theSilent Auction which is held in theChapel. All kinds of NEW items are wel-comed. Pam Ferguson is in charge ofthis area. If you can help her in collect-ing items please give her a call. Also, ifyou have NEW items at home and don’twant or need them, please consider do-nating to the auction. Also, if there is aplace of business which you frequent,please consider asking them for a dona-tion to the auction. Valerie can print youout a letter on church letterhead whichcan be presented to them with the re-quest. Contact her at 860-347-2591 oroffice.holytrinityct@gmail.com.

� Tag Sale – If you didn’t finish cleaningout your house for the September TagSale, now is your time! We need clean,usable items. Place under the table inthe Anne Ross Community Room.Marie Burlette is in charge.

� Crafters – Taylor Walsh is in charge.We are looking for 40 crafters with all dif-ferent skills and talents.

� Kitchen - We need sellers for thelunch table, and pies of all kinds (20).Help is needed in the kitchen on Fridayfor preparing – chopping/dicing/slicingthe food for the next day.Sharon Sheedy is in charge.

ECW News & Notes

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ESTABLISHED IN 1850,Indian Hill Cemetery holds

an important place in Middle-town's history. Many of the mosthistorically prominent familiesare buried here.

The cemetery offers one of thehighest outlooks in the Middle-town region, overlooking theelbow of the majestic Connecticut River and situated in the heart of thecommunity. The cemetery sits directly next door to Wesleyan Universityand when the gates are open, students, professors, families and solitarywalkers can be seen enjoying the peaceful and beautiful environment.

Indian Hill Cemetery also offers the region's first columbarium – a nichefor cremated remains. We also provide a full line of traditional productsand services for pre-need purchasing, or end-of-life arrangements includ-ing burial plots, communal mausoleums, and lots for family estates. Addi-tionally, we offer referrals to an array of area service providers for funeralplanning.

Conveniently located in the center of the State of Connecticut just a shortdistance from Route 9, I-91 for north and south access, and Route 66 to theeast and west, Indian Hill Cemetery offers family members with a central-ized point to memorialize their loved ones.

Indian Hill Cemetery is controlled by a devoted Board of Trustees made upof local community leaders and overseen by a full-time Superintendent.

Mission StatementThe mission of the Association for the Preservation of the Historic IndianHill Cemetery is to serve the community as an active burial ground andconserve the physical artifacts, buildings, and infrastructure of the ceme-tery; to celebrate the American heritage represented by those interredhere; maintain the Native American heritage of the land, restore and sus-tain the landscape, and manage the grounds as an accessible communityresource. (Information Courtesy of Indian Hill website.)

Editor’s Note: After more than 75 years theMeneely Bell in the CemeteryChapel will toll again at 12 noon, Oct. 5 (rain date Oct 6). All invited.

Indian Hill

Indian Hill Cemetery off Washington Street

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11 -- TTuueessddaayy7:00 p.m. LCC/CH

22 -- WWeeddnneessddaayy 9-11:00 a.m. Clothing Closet/BSMT9-11:00 a.m. Jane Nichols/PCO6:15 p.m. – Choir Practice/BSMT6:30 p.m. Tai Chi/PH7:00 p.m. Praise Band/SANC

33 -- TThhuurrssddaayy 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. House of Talents/CMR12:15 p.m. Holy Eucharist/CH4-5 p.m. Prayer Group/LIB5:15 p.m. No Joke on Main NA/PH7:00 p.m. LCC Worship Prac./LIB & SANC

44 -- FFrriiddaayy9-11:00 a.m. Jane Nichols/PCO1–5:00 p.m. Carl Loges/ PCO6:00 p.m. Pigs in Space NA/PH7:00 p.m. Youth Group/3rd Floor

55 -- SSaattuurrddaayy 6:00 p.m. Saturday Night Sanity NA/PH

66 -- SSuunnddaayy –– PPeenntteeccoosstt 1177//MMiinniissttrryy FFaaiirr9:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist/Sunday School

Followed by Ministry Fair1:00 p.m. LCC/CH & SANC6:00 p.m. Came to Believe NA/PH

77 -- MMoonnddaayy 9-11:00 a.m. Jane Nichols/PCO1–5:00 p.m. Carl Loges/ PCO6:00 p.m. OEA/ CMR 7:00 p.m. Miracle on Main NA/PH7:00 p.m. Buddhist NA/LIB

88 -- TTuueessddaayy7:00 p.m. LCC/CH

99 -- WWeeddnneessddaayy 9-11:00 a.m. Clothing Closet/BSMT9-11:00 a.m. Jane Nichols/PCO6:15 p.m. – Choir Practice/BSMT6:30 p.m. Tai Chi /PH7:00 p.m. Praise Band/SANC

1100-- TThhuurrssddaayy 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. House of Talents/CMR12:15 p.m. Holy Eucharist/CH4-5 p.m. Prayer Group/LIB5:15 p.m. No Joke on Main NA/PH6:00 p.m. NA WSR/CR6:30 p.m. Warming Center Mtg/CH7:00 p.m. Worship Prac. LCC/CMR

1111 -- FFrriiddaayy 9-11 am Jane/PCO 1–5:00 p.m. Carl Loges/ PCO6:00 p.m. Pigs in Space NA/PH 7:00 p.m. NA Reg. Sub./CR1–5:00 p.m. Carl Loges/ PCO6:00 p.m. Pigs in Space NA/PH 7:00 p.m. NA Reg. Sub./CR

1122 -- SSaattuurrddaayy9:00 a.m. LCC Ladies Bible Study/LIB10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Youth Group Hike in Guilford6:00 p.m. Saturday Night Sanity NA/PH

1133 -- SSuunnddaayy –– PPeenntteeccoosstt 11889:30 a.m. Morning Prayer/Sunday School 10:30 a.m. Adult Bible Study/CH1:00 p.m. LCC/CH & SANC1-5 p.m. NA CT RCNA/CR6:00 p.m. Came to Believe NA/PH

1144 -- MMoonnddaayy // CCoolluummbbuuss DDaayyCChhuurrcchh ooffffiicceess cclloosseedd9-11:00 a.m. Jane Nichols/PCO1–5:00 p.m. Carl Loges/ PCO6:00 p.m. OEA/ CMR 7:00 p.m. Miracle on Main NA/PH7:00 p.m. Buddhist NA/LIB

1155 -- TTuueessddaayy 66::3300 pp..mm.. VVeessttrryy MMeeeettiinngg//CCMMRR7:00 p.m. LCC/CH

1166 -- WWeeddnneessddaayy 9-11:00 a.m. Clothing Closet/BSMT9-11:00 a.m. Jane Nichols/PCO6:00 p.m. NA H&I/CR6:15 p.m. – Choir Practice/BSMT6:30 p.m. Tai Chi /PH7:00 p.m. Praise Band/SANC

OO CCTT OO BB EE RR2019

KEY: AF = Adult Forum, BS = Bible Study, CC = Confirmation Class, CH = Chapel, CR = CenturyRoom, CMR = Community Room, HE = Holy Eucharist, LIB = Library, LCC = Lighthouse Church, OE/A = Overeaters Anonymous, PB = Praise Band, PCO = Pastoral Care Office (next to CMR), PH = Parish Hall, SS = Sunday School, WSG=Women’s Support Group

(October Calendar continued on next page)

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1177 -- TThhuurrssddaayy 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. House of Talents/CMR12:15 p.m. Holy Eucharist/CH4-5 p.m. Prayer Group/LIB5:15 p.m. No Joke on Main NA/PH6:30 P.M. Middletown Green/CMR7:00 p.m. LCC Worship Prac./CH

1188 -- FFrriiddaayy9-11:00 a.m. Jane Nichols/PCO1 –5:00 p.m. Carl Loges/ PCO5:00 p.m. – NA Ad-Hoc/CR6:00 p.m. Pigs in Space NA/PH7:00 p.m. Youth Group/3rd Floor

1199 -- SSaattuurrddaayy6:00 p.m. Saturday Night Sanity NA/PH

2200 -- SSuunnddaayy –– PPeenntteeccoosstt 1199 // YYoouutthh SSuunnddaayy9:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist10:30 a.m. Adult Bible Study 1:00 p.m. LCC/CH & SANC5-7 p.m. NA Exec/CR6:00 p.m. Came to Believe NA/PH

2211 -- MMoonnddaayy 9-11:00 a.m. Jane Nichols/PCO1–5:00 p.m. Carl Loges/ PCO6:00 p.m. OEA/ CMR 7:00 p.m. Miracle on Main NA/PH7:00 p.m. Buddhist NA/LIB

2222 –– TTuueessddaayy7:00 p.m. LCC/CH

2233 -- WWeeddnneessddaayy 9-11:00 a.m. Clothing Closet/BSMT9-11:00 a.m. Jane Nichols/PCO6:15 p.m. – Choir Practice/BSMT6:30 p.m. Tai Chi /PH7:00 p.m. Praise Band/SANC

2244 -- TThhuurrssddaayy 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. House of Talents/CMR12:15 p.m. Holy Eucharist/CH4-5 p.m. Prayer Group/LIB5:15 p.m. No Joke on Main NA/PH7:00 p.m. LCC Worship Prac./LIB & SANC.

2255 -- FFrriiddaayy 9-11:00 a.m. Jane Nichols/PCO10:00 a.m. – Noon NA/PH12:00 –5:00 p.m. Carl Loges/ PCO6:00 p.m. Pigs in Space NA/PH

OOCCTTOOBBEERR 2019 -- continued

2266 -- SSaattuurrddaayy6:00 p.m. Saturday Night Sanity NA/PH

2277 -- SSuunnddaayy –– PPeenntteeccoosstt 22009:30 a.m. Morning Prayer/Sunday School10:30 a.m. Adult Bible Study/CH1:00 p.m. LCC/CH & SANC5-7 p.m. NA PR/CR 6:00 p.m. Came to Believe NA/PH

2288 -- MMoonnddaayy9-11:00 a.m. Jane Nichols/PCO1–5:00 p.m. Carl Loges/ PCO6:00 p.m. OEA/ CMR 7:00 p.m. Miracle on Main NA/PH7:00 p.m. Buddhist NA/LIB

2299 -- TTuueessddaayy 7:00 p.m. LCC/CH

3300 -- WWeeddnneessddaayy9-11:00 a.m. Clothing Closet/BSMT9-11:00 a.m. Jane Nichols/PCO6:15 p.m. – Choir Practice/BSMT6:30 p.m. Tai Chi /PH7:00 p.m. Praise Band/SANC

3311 -- TThhuurrssddaayy // AAllll HHaalllloowwss’’ EEvvee10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. House of Talents/CMR12:15 p.m. Holy Eucharist/CH4-5 p.m. Prayer Group/LIB5:15 p.m. No Joke on Main NA/PH7:00 p.m. LCC Worship Prac./LIB & SANC.

SAVE THE DATE for a specialconcert with the PRAISE BANDand other area church bands hereat Holy Trinity on Saturday, November 7th. More details tofollow in the bulletin and eNews.

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