Your Trinity Times for September 2018 is ready now!
You can pick your copy up at Trinity or — better option– download a copy now!
If you’re not familiar with our award-winning newsletter, we recommend that you have a look!
Simply CLICK TT0918
At the altar
The Trinity Times for July and August is now available. You can pick up a paper copy at Trinity, or download it here (we recommend the download because it saves on paper and copying costs, and you can get it and read it right now, but whichever works for you works for us!)
People occasionally ask why we have a weekly e-mail newsletter, the Trinity Update, and the Trinity Times too. (by the way, you can sign up to receive the Trinity Update each Wednesday if you wish by going HERE— and you don’t need to be a Trinity parishioner to receive it) but the answer is that the format of the Trinity Update is too brief to be able to convey much information besides who/what/when and where — there’s very little room for “how” or “why”. The Trinity Times covers things in more depth and hopefully answers these important questions.
One topic you’re read about in this issue of the Trinity Times is our backpack project. This photo is from 2014, showing the ingathering of the backpacks
Here’s your Trinity Times for June 2018!
The Trinity Times, of course, is Trinity’s monthly newsletter. You can download it here
or you can pick up a copy when you are next at Trinity.
Remember that Trinity also has a weekly e-mail newsletter, the Trinity Update. It comes out each week on Wednesday, usually about 2 PM. If you would like to be on the list to receive it automatically, THIS LINK will take you to the page where you can sign up. (Of course you can unsubscribe at any time!)
But after that note from our sponsor, we need to say it again: you can download your Trinity Times for June right here: TT0618
We are happy to bring you the Trinity Times for May 2018!
The Trinity Times is our award-winning monthly newsletter, a part of life at Trinity for decades. While it includes many upcoming events, it also includes limited commentary on both future and past events.
To download a copy, just click:
If you would prefer a printed copy, pick one up at Trinity — you’ll find them on the tables entering the nave.
Three young women representing the Housatonic Valley Regional High School chapter of the FFA (Future Farmers of America) speaking to us at the recent Outreach Brunch — read more about it in the Trinity Times!
Here’s your Trinity Times for April 2018!
The Trinity Times, of course, is Trinity’s monthly newsletter. You can download it here
or you can pick up a copy when you are next at Trinity.
Remember that Trinity also has a weekly e-mail newsletter, the Trinity Update. It comes out each week on Wednesday, usually about 2 PM. If you would like to be on the list to receive it automatically, THIS LINK will take you to the page where you can sign up. (Of course you can unsubscribe at any time!)
But after that note from our sponsor, we need to say it again: you can download your Trinity Times for April right here: DOWNLOAD TRINITY TIMES FOR APRIL
Flowering the Cross for Easter
Your Trinity Times for March 2018 is now available!
Simply click on it to download it:
In case you wondered, the Trinity Times is our monthly newsletter, and provides more in-depth coverage of what’s happening at Trinity than our other communications channels do. It’s definitely worth reading!
Our Lenten altar
We are happy to bring you the Trinity Times for February 2018.
The Trinity Times has been for decades the monthly newsletter of the parish. While we touch the high points in our weekly Trinity Update e-mail, it is in the Trinity Times that you get to peep behind the scenes, and to explore our current projects and occasionally our current issues in some depth.
You can download it here:
Trinity Times for February 2018
Or, if you prefer, you can pick up a printed copy at Trinity!
Our new Senior Warden
Here’s the Sunday Bulletin for January 7 2018 at Trinity Lime Rock!
Just click above to download it.
You can read it at home and prepare for the service, or you can download it at Trinity and read it on your portable electronic device during the service. (In case you’re new to Trinity, we have Holy Eucharist at 8 AM and 19:30 AM on Sundays. There’s music at the 10:30 service, and coffee hour follows the later service — please join us!)
Below is a quick look at the Christmas altar, courtesy of Cheryl Duntz. We will be “de-greening” the church during coffee hour — removing the Christmas decorations and getting set for the season of Epiphany — so you’re invited to join in that transformation as well.
We are happy to bring you the Trinity Times for January 2018. You can easily download it by clicking the link below, or you can pick up a paper copy at the church if you wish.
In any case, be sure to read it!
As we are posting this on the Feast of Epiphany, by all means have a blessed day. And, while you are at it, consider the wishes of our young people shown below and have a Happy New Year
What’s a rota? It’s the schedule of who, among our many wonderful volunteers, performs what roles in our Sunday services.
Our Verger prepares this (with a whole lot of input from the volunteers themselves) a week or two before each quarter ends and gets it “out there” so that people can plan their schedules as far in advance as possible.
Without further ado, here’s the rota for first quarter 2018!
You can also see a copy posted at Trinity, or pick up a printed copy there as well.
Thanks to all of our volunteers for all that they do for Trinity!
Trinity’s Verger and Acolytes
