Greening of the Church

After Holy Eucharist on the fourth Sunday of Advent, during coffee hour, our parishioners traditionally join with the Flower Committee in spending an hour or two decorating our church for the Festival of Christmas.

It's called the "Greening of the church"

Everyone helps out, from the youngest to the oldest, and in the process, everyone has quite a bit of fun.

Here are some Greening of the Church photos from past Christmases at Trinity Lime Rock. (click on any of the pictures to see a larger image).

Preparing one of the displays	Setting up candle poles	Flower Committee working on window candles
More work on the candle poles	Continued preparations	A conference
Adding a ribbon	Setting a candle	More work with those poles!
Setting up the Christmas tree	The kids, working on the creche	Putting doves on the Christmas tree
Ready to work on the candle poles	Adding decorations	Helping with decorations
Christmas tree in Walker Hall	Mainstay of greening of the church	What it looks like when it's done!

Interestingly, but not altogether surprisingly, once Christmas is over and Epiphany is just about here, it is time for the DE-Greening of the Church. Yes, we make an event out of that, too!

to return to the Flower Committee page

to return to the Christmas at Trinity page

to see more about our Parish year!!

Greening of the Church

Offering Companionship Along The Way

Trinity Episcopal Church, 484 Lime Rock Road, Lakeville, Connecticut!