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Volume 15 — Issue 12

December 2019

In this issue…

From the Dean and Christmas Services…….. ….....………………1

Pastoral Care | Volunteer…..2

Taizé| Advent | Bibles & Books ………..…………….………..3

Stewardship & Three forms of giving……………...…………………4

Music & Concerts………………...5

Children Youth & Families…………..………………….6

announcements…………...…......7 social & support groups …...8

divinely fine women— daughters of the king— a lot of good men— baby bundles

Parish Administration ……..…9

December calendar……..……..10

Welcome/Celebrations ……..11 Visitors — Birthdays — Anniversaries— ministers, all the people of trinity

Trinity Episcopal Cathedral

From the Dean’s Pen …

Dear Friends and Family of Trinity Cathedral, Grace and Peace to you from our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Amen.

With the first Sunday of December we begin our new church or liturgical year. It is also a time to prepare our hearts, lives and homes for the celebration of the coming of our Lord with Christmas, the Feast of the Holy Incarnation. Just as it had been over 2000 years ago, people stand in the midst of a world stricken with fear, wars and threats of wars, poverty, persecution, oppression, and natural disasters. It is in the midst of all of this that we experience the presence of our God and Creator. We are reminded that all of this happening around us is not the will of a “great puppeteer God” who desires to punish us. Rather, it is a manifestation of the brokenness and sinfulness of a world where humankind have made themselves rulers and deities (as we were reminded on Christ the King Sunday). Despite this world-wide condition, there is our benevolent God manifesting around us hope, strength, courage, and faith to be shared with all in need. As we hear the message of Advent, may we open our eyes and ears and experience the manifestations of an incarnate God who lives in, through, and among us. This is what Advent prepares us to know and to experience; this is what we celebrate with Christmas—God with us - Emmanuel. Blessings,

Father William+

You are cordially invited to experience the Lord Incarnate

Christmas Services at Trinity Cathedral Christmas Eve — Tuesday, Dec. 24 — Evening 4:00 P.M. — Children’s Service with impromptu pageant, Carols and Holy Communion. 7:30 P.M. — Festival Holy Communion and candle lighting

10:30 P.M. — Choral/Musical Presentation 11:00 P.M. — Choral Festival of the Incarnation with choir, incense, and candle lighting.

Christmas Day— Wednesday, Dec. 25th 10:30 A.M. — Festival Holy Communion of the Incarnation. Christmas I — Saturday, Dec. 28th Lessons & Carols 5:00 P.M. Sunday, Dec. 29th Lessons & Carols 7:30 A.M., 9:00 A.M, and 11:00 A.M

New Year’s Day—Wednesday, Jan. 1st 10:30am Eucharist

Pastoral Care | Volunteer

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Advent is a Good Time to be “Unamerican”

The Rev. Canon Rick Millsap, Associate Priest for Pastoral Care & Parish Life

It is a very American trait to be self-sufficient. We see ourselves as descendants of hardy

pioneers who crossed deserts, built log cabins, and skinned bears… all in one day. We, the

pioneers’ gentler descendants, multitask, work long hours, and try not

to ask for help… we can handle it.

Advent is a time, perhaps, when we should admit we can not handle everything

ourselves. We yearn for someone to help us. The world is too complicated to handle

it all alone. It is a time, where we can unclench our fists, and let go a tiny bit of being

the self-sufficient American.

Christians spend the four weeks before Christmas waiting. It is not the kind of

waiting we experience in a dentist’s office or in traffic, but more the kind of waiting we experienced as kids looking

forward to Christmas — that suppressed excitement, knowing something amazing is just around the corner.

And it is amazing. In just a few weeks, the Savior of the World is born once again in our lives. And couldn’t the

world use a Savior right now?

So take a deep breath, slow down, and wait. You do not have to handle it all yourself. Help is on the way. The

only question is not whether Jesus will come into the world again— nothing can stop that. The only questions is

how prepared our hearts will be to welcome him.

Trinity helping the Homeless this Nov.!

Every day more of our Trinity families and neighbors find their backs up against the wall. Rent is skyrocketing. Thousands are stuck in weekly motels. Homelessness is on the rise. The status quo is literally killing people. While feeding the poor is something we do regularly at Trinity Cathedral, we need to do more to reach the roots of homelessness in our community.

Here are some things you can do this fall to be part of the solution:

Sign up at our website trinityreno.org to be on our “Home Means Nevada” mailing List (Under

“Outreach” tab) so you will be up-to-date about actions you can take. Plan to help staff the Homeless Overflow Shelter in Nov. In the winter months, we volunteer to staff the

overflow shelter. You can sign up to help by filling out the form at http://bit.ly/trinityhelps

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Taizé | Contemplative Eucharist | Advent | Bibles & Books

Emmanuel: God With Us Advent Retreat Sat., Dec. 14, 9:00 AM– Noon

A retreat or quiet day invites you to withdraw in time and space from daily activity: to take stock, share with others in worship and in quiet, and allow yourself to be stretched a bit, with the hope of returning nourished and refreshed to ordinary life. For many Christians, regular retreats are as important as regular vacations. During this busy holiday season especially, it is good to pause and catch our breath.

During our half-day retreat, you will explore what it means to each of us personally that God is now walking among us. In the middle of this hurried season, take a few hours to pause and listen for a deeper, quieter note beneath all the rushing.

Cost of the retreat is $10.00 for materials and lunch, payable the day of the retreat; scholarships available. You can sign up at the back of the Church. If you have questions, you can see Rev. Rick after Church or contact him at RevRick@TrinityReno.org

“Look, the virgin shall conceive and bear a son, and they shall name him Emmanuel’, which means, ‘God is with us.” — Matthew 1:23

Taizé services —5pm on Wednesdays during Advent!

On December 4, 11, and 18 a simple contemplative prayer service in the manner of

Taizé will take place in the sanctuary. This service runs only about 30 minutes, but

it is a great way to slow down and take in the beautiful stillness of the season.

An Invite for those who have lost a loved-one in the past year … A Contemplative Eucharist for the Bereaved

Thursday, December 5th at 12:10 PM Holidays such as Christmas that involves family gatherings and the sharing of fond memories, can be a bit difficult to face for the first time without our loved one’s presence. On Thursday, December 5th, at 12:10 PM (afternoon) we will have a “Contemplative

Service with Eucharist and Healing” especially designed for those who have lost loved ones in the past year. This service offers wholeness and connectedness as we reconcile our broken lives and world with our God who comes to be in and with us, God Emmanuel.

Bible & Books in December!

In December, we are reading, Because of Bethlehem by Max Lucado. From Amazon: “Max Lucado loves Christmas. Let the sleigh bells ring. Let the carolers sing. The more Santas the merrier. The more

trees the better. He loves it because somewhere someone will ask the Christmas questions: What’s the

big deal about the baby in the manger? Who was he? What does his birth have to do with me? And the answers he’s found give us all hope.”

Copies were available in November for purchase in the back of the Church for $9.00. Amazon has used paperback copies starting at about $5.67 and the Kindle version is $9.99. New paperback copies are $11.75.

Bible & Books meets every Sunday at 9:00 AM in Conference Room A downstairs in the Parish Hall across the parking lot from the Church) Join us for coffee or tea and great conversation!

Stewardship and Three Forms of Giving

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The Stewardship of Finances in the Episcopal Church

Question: Why are we asking for money?

Answer: Every committed and active member of a parish have a responsibility to give of their monetary gifts to

the work of ministry and the building up of God’s kingdom on earth. This has been our tradition even before the

time of Christ with our Jewish roots. All that we have is God’s and we are blessed in returning 10% (a tithe) as

thanksgiving for God’s work. A commitment is made of our income with regular giving pledged to the operating

budget of a church. This campaign is done yearly during the Fall season with a short appeal period while a

budget for the next year is being formulated. It often involves an invitation to submit a written pledge, with a

reminder follow-up letter and a phone call if needed. Knowing that Trinity has lacked a history of stewardship

education, the last three years we have introduced a process in raising our awareness of this responsibility and

privilege in serving Christ. We are most grateful for those who have responded faithfully as we see a growing

number of parishioners making this commitment in order for your leaders to create a budget for our expanding

ministries and work.

As we are soon to launch our Capital Campaign in January for some major renovation work and building, it is

important for you to have an understanding of the following information.

Three Forms of Giving in the Episcopal Tradition

The first form of giving in the Episcopal Tradition is the Annual Pledge Campaign. This involves making a yearly

commitment of regular weekly, monthly or quarterly giving to the working budget of the parish. This covers

administration expenses, staff and clergy salaries and benefits, utilities, maintenance of property, and ministry

programs.

The second form of giving in the Episcopal Tradition is a Capital Campaign. This type of giving is an appeal that

occurs once a decade or two. It involves sacrificial giving over and beyond the annual pledge for the purpose of

capital improvements to the buildings or campus because of deterioration, needed improvements, or

expansion. This type of giving usually comes from assets beyond weekly income, like savings, trusts, or

investments dividends.

The third form of giving in the Episcopal Tradition is Major Gifts. This is giving that is often a one-time life event.

It occurs through designated gifts usually from one’s estate, or large investment returns and inheritance.

Legacy planning is encouraged by faithful members to include their church in their wills. Often this giving is

designated toward the church’s Endowment Fund.

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PIPES ON THE RIVER

Pipes on the River organ recital series features regional and nationally known organists on the 1st and 3rd Fridays of the month at Noon.

Dec. 6 — Jason Jia, San Mateo, CA Dec. 20 — Bryan Chuan

Music & Concerts

Bella Voce-Women’s Ensemble Presents

SNOW!

Jennifer Tibben, Artistic Director, Conductor Sue Goodenow, Accompanist

When: Sunday, December 15, 2019 Where: Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Time: 4:00 PM

For more information please call 775-359-1533

Reno Chamber Music Festival

When: December 27, 2019 Time: 7:00PM When: January 1, 2019 Time: 3:00 PM Where: Trinity Episcopal Cathedral

Interim Music Director’s Report

Barbara Small continues to capably lead the St. Cecelia Choir while Howard Bennett remains on the organ bench as interim. We are very fortunate to have Pat Gardner serving as our excellent accompanist for the choir. We’re happy to report that we have gained three new choir members: John Lilley tenor, Brandon Bishop, bass, and Aja Johnson soprano. Christmas music is being prepared and rehearsals are in full swing. We will have brass for Christmas Eve as well as the regular prelude of choir and musical offerings beginning at 10:30. Additional musical talent is being recruited as well for Musician Search Committee.

Musician Search Committee Report The Vestry created the Musician Search Committee at its July 22 meeting. The committee consists of two Vestry members (Howard Bennett and Jim Lamb, co-chairs); two members elected by the St. Cecilia Choir and approved by Vestry (Josette Dornoff and Margaret Zuccarini); and one member at-large appointed by Vestry (Barbara Small). The committee has met seven times. The first responsibility was to review current documents and job description to develop a revised job description that would incorporate the expectations of the Organist/Choir Master. The new description was approved by the Vestry on October 21st. Because of its importance and the expectations included in the new description, the Vestry voted the position to be full-time. The job description is available on the Trinity website (www.trinityreno.org) under the Music link.

Beginning November 1, the position was announced on several national websites. As of November 26thwe have a received 17 applications! Our announcement indicates the application process ends on January 31, 2020 with the evaluation and interviews to begin in February. We anticipate a final selection may happen on or before June.

In the meantime, the committee is working on the creation of a Trinity Music Guild. The primary purpose of the Guild is to support the music ministry of Trinity Cathedral and to assist the Trinity Organist/Choir Master in coordinating, organizing, and managing music programs, concerts, and other performances. We anticipate having the Guild in place in early 2020.

Nevada Gay Men’s Chorus Concert at Trinity!

Fri, Dec. 13, 2019 at 7:30PM

$20 for general admission $15 Seniors & Students

Please visit http://nevadagmc.org/ to purchase tickets and for additional information.

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Children, Youth & Families

—EYC— Episcopal Youth Community

December Agenda:

12/1— Create Advent Wreaths

12/8— Grow learning about the season

12/15—Create Cards for the holiday

12/22—Serve Blessing bags to neighbors

12/29—NO YOUTH GROUP THIS WEEK

Join us after the 11am service in the Youth Room for food, fun, and fellowship. Goes ‘til 2:30pm.

Intended for youth in grades 6-12

Art, Music, & Godly Play

This month, we journey to Bethlehem, in a four-part story that builds up to that moment in the stable when God

became human with us. What a great & mysterious story!

12/01 — Advent I 12/08 — Advent II 12/15 — Advent III 12/22 — Advent IV

12/29 — Mystery of Christmas

Coming up…

at the 9am Service in December

Sun., Dec. 1— Jesus remembers the great flood, and reminds people that the world could change at any moment! Especially when we don’t expect it!

Sun., Dec. 8— Cousin John (the Baptist) speaks out in the wilderness saying: Repent! For the Kingdom of heaven has come near.

Sun., Dec. 15— John has his doubts, and writes to Jesus (from prison) to see if he’s the real deal.

Sun., Dec. 22— Joseph has a dream about the amazing thing that’s happening within Mary!

Sun., Dec. 29— “The Word became flesh and lived among us, and we have seen his glory!” This beautiful piece of poetry points to the wonder and beauty of the incarnate Christ.

Where is life breaking in?

The Church year is turning over, my friends. And

contrary to what the bare trees and the hard earth

might suggest, there is something new afoot! At the

9am service, we will be singing the “Canticle of the

Turning” for our closing hymn each week, and I can’t

think of a more valid modern take on Mary’s

Magnificat: “My heart shall sing of the day you bring,

let the fire of your justice burn! Wipe away all tears,

for the dawn draws near, and the world is about to

turn!” We all have a hand in that turning. Are you

ready? I hope you feel a tug of conscience and hope

this Advent season.

With hope, Mikayla+

Holy Moly

12.01 advent 1 12.08 advent 2 12.15 advent 3 12.22 advent 4

12.29 join godly play classroom

This class is intended for 3rd-5th graders.

Advent Party/Parents Day Out!

Do you have a ton to do before Christmas gets here?!

Drop your kids off at the Cathedral Saturday, December

14th from 1-4pm! We’ll feed them sugar and invite each

child to prepare for Christ’s coming in their own way!

Blessing Bag Round up!

Please donate *new* reusable grocery bags, adult-sized

gloves, Emergen-C and individually wrapped snacks (granola

bars, crackers, jerky, fruit cups, etc.) to Rev. Mikayla’a office

by Dec. 22. Any leftover winter garments will be given to the

HUGS drive in January.

Annual Pledge| Angel Tree Project | Updating records

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Angel Tree Project 2019

The Order of the Daughters of the King (DOK) THANK YOU for your rousing support of our Angel Tree Dinner held November the 8th in the Parish Hall. During the dinner, and shortly afterward, about 115 Angel Tree Tags where claimed by our church members. The 2019 Angel Tree Project includes over 40 families with children in need at Stead Elementary School. VOLUNTEER! The DOK welcomes and needs your help. We need help December 15th or-ganizing the presents at the church after the 11am service and December 16th delivering the presents to Stead Elementary. Please see Ginny Nelson to volunteer.

Have you moved or changed your phone number?

Please remember to contact our administrative assistant, Karla

at 775-329-4279 or via e-mail at info@trinityreno.org and

provide an updated address and or phone numbers.

Only you can help us keep up to date records and a current

church directory. Thank you!

2020 Annual Pledge

Have you made your 2020 Pledge to support the cathedral’s mission and ministries?

We are still anticipating further pledges from our members, knowing some wait till the end of the year. However,

at present, we are $150,000 behind our anticipated goal. Our 2020 budget includes consideration of hiring a full

time church musician which we hope to afford with the additional pledges that are out-standing from members

who had pledged last year. It is our hope and prayer to make this goal in the next few weeks. To all who have

pledged we appreciate your generosity and the ability to plan a budget from your intended commitments.

Annual Meeting The Annual Meeting to Review 2019 will be held

in the Parish Hall Sun., Jan. 26 at 12:30 PM.

We are having a Potluck Lunch to be followed by our Annual Meeting. Folks are asked to bring the following based on their last names:

-A–M Salad or Desert; -N–Z Main Course The Annual Meeting is where we vote for at least 4 Vestry members, 10 Delegates to Diocesan Convention, one Endowment Board Trustee, and two Nominating Committee members at large .

The 2020 Annual Budget and 2019 Annual Report are presented. The 7:30 AM, 9:00 AM, and 11:00 AM Worship Services are unchanged. All members are invited to the Annual Meeting! Voting Members are: “sixteen years of age and over, who during the previous year have been faithful in corporate worship… and are pledging.” - Bylaws

Social & Support Groups

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You are Not Alone A support group to give comfort and support to people

suffering with serious medical issues or chronic illness. We will meet on Tuesday, December 17th at 4:00 PM, in Conference Room A, downstairs in the Parish Hall, across the parking lot from the Church. Speak to Rev. Rick or write him at RevRick@TrinityReno.org to be on our mailing list.

DOK Meet every 1st Sunday of

the month from 12:00 -2:00 PM in Conference A.

BABY BUNDLES “Sharing Our Blessings with Others”

Baby Bundles is composed of and supported by members of Trinity and St. Catherine's Episcopal churches. With items donated by both congregations we assemble “Bundles "of layette items for St. Mary’s and Renown hospitals. They are then distributed by hospital staff to disadvantaged new parents who have little or nothing for their newborn. If you have any questions please feel free to contact Susan Lombardi at 775-329-2044 or Ann Crase at 775-356-1155. We also gratefully accept monetary donations. God Bless!

The Divinely Fine Women The Divinely Fine Woman meet monthly for a meal and a visit with no agenda. Date: December 14th Where: The Atlantis Casino, suite number TBD. Time: 1:00PM

RSVP to Liz at 775-287-9642. Liz will email or call attendees with the suite number.

DATE: Saturday, Dec. 7th TIME: 8:00AM Breakfast PLACE: Gold N’ Silver (4th and Vine) DATE: Saturday, Dec. 21st TIME: 11:30AM -Lunch Place: The Club at

Arrowcreek, Vista Room

Prayer Shawl Ministry Thursdays, 2:00–3:30 PM

We meet in Conference Room A in the Parish Hall to

share ideas and to knit or crochet together. We train! New shawls are blessed each month and are available after

worship. Please notify any member of the Clergy if you

or a loved one needs a shawl.

ST MARTHA'S ALTAR GUILD AND LINEN MINISTERIES Have you ever considered joining the Trinity Cathedral Altar Guild? We are looking for new members at this time. The commitment is one weekend per month with an extra weekend once a year. We prepare for the services on Saturday morning then on Sunday we set up before and clean up after the three services. There are other events, such as funerals, throughout the year in which we also participate. It's impossible to describe the spiritual joy and fellowship we all experience. And gentlemen, this is not just for women. We also have men in our ranks. This would be a perfect ministry for a married couple. We would be more than happy to discuss Altar Guild membership with anyone interested. And if you enjoy ironing, the Linen ministry would be perfect for you. This commitment is also once per month. The linen is picked up early in the week. Then it's washed, ironed and returned before services the following weekend. The best part is that you make your own schedule. It is very rewarding. With the growth of the Cathedral we find our resources are being stretched to the limits. Please give Altar Guild and Linens consideration. Please consider joining us for a weekend at your convenience. Then you can really see if either ministry would be a good fit. Below are listed the names and phone numbers of the Altar Guild team captains. Please feel free to contact any of us if you have any questions, explanations or concerns. Ann Crase 775-338-6376, Carol Roman 775-229-3884, Juliette Leneaux 775-247-7703, and Pat Ikehara 775-853-7706

Parish Administration

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Your Vestry will meet next on December 19th—Dinner at

5:30 PM & Meeting at 6:00PM In Conference Room A,

Parish Hall

All general business meetings of the parish are open to members. The proposed

agenda is generally posted in the church, on the Sunday

preceding the meeting.

Contact your Vestry:

We want to hear from you!

We can usually be found at

these liturgies on Saturday &

Sunday:

5:00 PM (Sat.): Robert

Andrade.

7:30 AM: Eloy Ituarte, David

Morgan (Treasurer)

9:00 AM: Kate Flocchini (Chancellor & Clerk), and

Gretchen Wolfe. 11:00 AM: Robert Andrade (Sr.

Warden), Lindsay Campbell,

Lynne Charlat (Jr. Warden),

Julie Demler, Guy Moreno,

Jim Lamb (Secretary), John

Lilley, and Dorothy Walrath.

November Vestry Summary Our meeting began after our dinner at 6:00 PM with our candle lighting, opening prayer, and bible study led by Robert Andrade on the topic of St. Francis. David Chute was a guest and presented on behalf of and under the guidance of the Property Committee a proposal to create a volunteer ministry called Ministry of Special Services (MOSS) where a data base of volunteers is created to reach out to when special projects arrive – like when Altar Guild does semi-annual cleaning, or the parish hall floor needs stripping and waxing. The agenda, October Minutes, and finance reports were approved. The expense figure was higher than usual because of 3 major repairs with the furnaces in turning them on for the season. In regard to the Annual Pledge program, only 173 have been received to date compared to 215 last year. We are behind from last year’s trend to date. The FFA Committee reports that the 2020 Budget process has begun and of major consideration is the large increase needed to handle a full time church musician. Also, a professional audit was done on the 2018 books. All is in order; only recommendations are to improve the check/invoice payment process and not have a church credit card in an individual’s name. Ministry reports state that the New Members Integration Committee held a social after the 5:00 PM services for new members. It was a successful and enjoyable event held in the Bishop Lewis Chapel. Hospitality reports the work with the Oktoberfest Annual Campaign kick-off, the Angel Tree dinner, the St. Paul’s Fund Raiser with the Phantom movie. All the volunteers, including EYC help, were greatly appreciated! Property Committee reported on boiler repairs and an issue once again with the keyless system at the parish hall glass entrance doors. All have been repaired. The Dean reports that Bishop Jim will be visiting for Advent II, Dec. 7th for the Saturday evening service only to do the three adult confirmations. The bishop cannot be here on Sunday because of another commitment. There will be an ecumenical pulpit exchange on Sunday, January 26 with the 11:00 Service. Father William will be at Good Shepherd; Rev. Chris Marshall from First United Methodist will be with Trinity. There is an Interfaith Thanksgiving Service for Sunday, November 24th at 6:30 PM. Trinity has been to host the service and a reception to follow. The Vestry Nomination Committee will be dealt with as a part of the special meeting we are having for Wednesday evening, the 20th, since we do not have the full slate of information available for discussion. With Administration Reports, the Musician Search Committee states that at present there are 14 applicants with varying credentials and education. We are taking applications till the end of January. Teleconferencing will be the initial interview process; final candidates will be brought in to accompany a worship service, lead the choir, and do a recital. The committee had 8 meetings and has also developed the charter for the Music Guild that will be in place to work with the church musician. The Vestry passed the Charter. Staff evaluations have been underway and all is well with some positive recommendation with salaries. We talked about parking issues as well as the possibility of holding a rummage sale in March to clean out church closets. Next Meeting is Thursday, December 19th.

Thank you for your on-going financial support!

October Year to Date

Budget Actual Budget Actual

Income $50,884 $49,544 $518,637 $601,315

Expenses $61,901 $58,661 $593,559 $602,118

Net $(11,017) $(9,117) $(74,922) $803

December 2019 Trinity Event Calendar

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December Welcome & Celebrations

Ministers: All the People of Trinity

Bishop of Nevada: The Rt. Rev. Jim Waggoner, Assisting Bishop www.EpiscopalNevada.org

Cathedral Dean: The Very Rev. Dr. William Stomski E-Mail: frwilliam@trinityReno.org

Associate Priest: The Rev. Rick Millsap, Canon for Pastoral Care & Parish Life E-Mail: revrick@trinityreno.org

Associate Priest: The Rev. Mikayla Dunfee, Canon for Education E-Mail: revmikayla@trinityreno.org

Deacon: The Rev. Patsy Pumphrey

Administrative Assistant: Karla Valverde

Cathedral E-Mail: info@trinityreno.org

Sexton: Carmen Lopez

Vestry: Senior Warden: Robert Andrade Junior Warden: Lynne Charlat Secretary: Jim Lamb Clerk: Kait Flocchini

At large: Lindsay Campbell, Julie Demler, Dorothy Walrath, Guy Moreno, Eloy Ituarte, Jim Lamb, and John Lilley.

Treasurer: David Morgan

Chancellor: Kait Flocchini

Assisting on Sundays:

The Revs. Ruth Hanusa and Julius Rogina

If you are a regular parishioner at Trinity and have a chance to meet visitors at a weekend worship, please greet them warmly! Remember: We celebrate all birthdays, anniversaries, and other important dates on the last Sunday of the Month during worship with a special blessing.

Elaine Bates Greg Bortolin Faith Burnette Cole Butler Alexandra Clifford Howard Craig-Aakervik Cort de Peyster Paul Diflo Mike Dillon Cindy Dyer Elaine Egbert Samantha Eigenman William Feltner Patrick Flocchini Colin Furr Declan Furr Deb Ganchan Richard Ganchan Grace Gordon RD Gutual Emilee Hart Larry Hicks

Catherine High Kenneth Hines Kim Jones Kimberly Jones Larry Kirk Craig Klose John Kottinger Abi Lardner Zach LeMay Stephanie Lerude Claudia Lester Dotty Lienau Austen Lynch Avery Lynch Natalie Michaelson Patricia Mills Linda Newman Carolyn Ney Joseph Nishikida Nancy Otterson Patsy Pumphrey Noelle Redmon

Jody Robinson Julius Rogina Nicholas Ruggieri Victoria Sauer-Lamb Donna Schroedl Maddi Simpson Sunil Skaria Darren Soi Kieran Soi Richard Spagnola Linda Stetzell Tina Vail Jeanne Walpole John Wark Mac Wieland Jennifer Wilhelm John Winnett Doug Wolfe Luke Wolfe Jan Wyborny

Pamela & Paul Bildsoe William & Jill Dennison Michael & Mary Gainey

Deo & Ruby Gutual Doug & Katherine Stewart

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Trinity Times — December 2019

“Our mission is to welcome all people to know and live as Christ in the world.”

Worship at Trinity… all are welcome at God’s Table!

Saturdays: 5:00 PM — Spoken Holy Eucharist (Rite II)

Sundays: 7:30 AM — Spoken Holy Eucharist (Rite I) 9:00 AM — Children’s Eucharist with Parents and Adults 9:45 AM — Education Classes—Children and Adults 11:00 AM — Choral Family Eucharist (Rite II) 1:00 PM — EYC (Youth Group)

Thursdays: 12:10 PM Spoken Holy Eucharist with Prayers for Healing (Rite II)

Phone: 775-329-4279 Fax: 775-329-3135

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