Sunday
August 31
Thanks to Barbara Parker and Harvey Poole for leading Morning Prayer this morning!
- Morning Prayer, 8:00 a.m.
- Coffee Hour, 9:15 a.m.
- Choir Rehearsal, 9:15 a.m.
- NO Rector's Forum, 9:15 a.m
- Children's Hour, 9:15 a.m.
- Children's Sunday School, 10:15 a.m.
- Morning Prayer, 10:30 a.m.
- Coffee Hour, 11:30 a.m.
- Fr. Bill is on vacation, but can be reached at 601-329-3538.
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Monday
September 1: LABOR DAY
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Tuesday
September 2
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Centering Prayer, 2:00 p.m.
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Bible Study, 5:15 p.m.
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Wednesday
September 3
- Morning Prayer, 9:30 a.m.
- Bible Study, 10:30 a.m.
- Staff Meeting, 4:00 p.m.
- Daughters of the King, 5:30 p.m.
- Micro-Industry Mission Meeting, 5:30 p.m.
- Adult Choir, 6:00 p.m.
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Thursday
September 4
Nothing Scheduled for this day
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Friday
September 5
- Nothing Scheduled for this day
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Saturday
Nothing Scheduled for Today
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Sunday
September 7 ONE SERVICE TODAY
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Rally Day - September 7: ONE WORSHIP SERVICE AT 9 A.M.
Rally Day is the day for parishioners to sign up for the various ministries offered at Trinity Church. To encourage all parishioners to sign up for the ministries of their choice, we will have one worship service on Sunday, Sept. 7, with the Rally Day Ministry Fair to follow in the Parish Hall immediately afterward.
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EYC, NURSERY, SUMMERCHAPEL, AND YOUTH NEWS
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Volunteers needed each Sunday to assist Sarah in the Nursery and Lauren in SummerChapel.
We need to always have two adults present with our children in their programs. During the summer we need volunteers to help. We hope to get enough volunteers that you will only have to serve once every 2 to 3 months. If you are interested in helping, please call the church office (601-544-5551). We are also looking for a paid substitute for Sarah on Sunday morning when she needs to be off.
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FUTURE EVENTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
St. Anne' Guild will meet on Monday, September 8 at 1:30 pm in the Parish Hall. It will start the year with "Textiles of the 20's, 30's and 40's" by Barbara Parker. She will discuss colorful retro household cottons such as tea towels, potholders and tablecloths. She will display some of her own collection. This is the 4th visit of Antiques Roadshow to Trinity. Please bring your own vintage textiles to show them off. Visitors are very welcome.
St. Francis Guild will meet Thursday, September 11 at 11:45 for a delicious meal prepared by Sharon Hoze. Cost is $6.00 per plate. Cathy Garner will be the guest speaker. Please call the church office(601-544-5551) by Tuesday, September 9 to reserve your spot.
Rector's Forum Sept 14 will consist of a report by Bill on the Bishop's reflections of the recent Lambeth Conference.
ADULTS WORKING WITH YOUTH WORKSHOP: October 3-4, 2008, Gray Center, Canton
Once a year, our parish and diocesan youth leaders - paid and volunteer, veterans and newbies, EYC leaders, Sunday School teachers, bible study leaders, Journey to Adulthood leaders, clergy, you name it! - meet at Gray Center for a weekend of renewal, refreshment, remembering, and resource sharing! Some years we bring in speakers on special topics in youth ministry. Other years we provide a series of workshops on a wide variety of topics. Every year, we provide opportunities for hands-on learning of new games, new discussion starters, new bible studies, and new music. We also brainstorm hundreds of ideas and resources for youth programs and activities. For more information:
http://youth.dioms.org/ oganization /awwy.html
HOLY LEISURE a silent retreat with special guidance from licensed Spiritual Directors November 7-9. Maybe it's a reaction to our hectic, media-driven new century, or perhaps it's just the logical progression for those who seek a life in Christ. Whatever the reason, our HOLY LEISURE silent retreats are attracting seekers of all ages. Be still, and know that I am God (Psalm 46:10) reminds us of the importance of quieting our minds and calming our spirits in order to hear God's presence in our lives. Under the guidance of licensed trained Spiritual Directors, participants will be given spiritual tools that will allow the "ambient noise" of our lives to diminish and be fully present with God. For registration information please contact The Rev. Debo Dykes, debo@dioms.org, or 601-948-5954.
Spiritual Renewal for Gay & Lesbian Persons: "Without A Map" with special guest The Rev. Brad Hinton August 22nd - 24th, 2008 at Gray Center. The quest for the full inclusion of Gay and Lesbian people into the Church has been likened to a "journey without a map." Without a Map is a retreat weekend for participants to consider the ramifications of this rambling journey. Through personal anecdotes, study of biblical passages, silent reflection and shared experiences, participants will find room to rejoice in recent gains while considering their own potential status as spiritual landmarks. For registration information please contact The Rev. Debo Dykes, debo@dioms.org, or 601-948-5954.
Ride Needed to Church. One of our parishioners lives at the Pine Meadows Center adjacent to Loyalton on Fox Chase, just off 28th about half way between the medical center and Lincoln Road. She wants to attend the 10:30 am Sunday service and needs a ride to and from church. If you can provide transportation for her, please call Fr. Bill at 601-329-3538.
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TEACH THEM TO FISH MINISTRY
Support the "Teach Them to Fish" Honduran Mission. About a year ago John DeLancy and Chris Tardy started a microindustry mission to Omoa, Honduras. With the blessings of the Bishops of Honduras and Mississippi, they have met weekly to plan teaching stained glass methods to the ladies of Omoa. The main goal of the mission is to teach a skill that can provide an income for families that want to improve themselves and their communities. John has already made two mission trips to Omoa and needs to go back at periodic intervals to continue this ministry. They need your financial support to fund this missionary work. Please make your checks payable to Trinity Church, and appropriately mark the envelopes that are provided in the pews and put them in the collection basket or mail them to the church. Any and all amounts are welcome.
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Trinity Parish Emergency Relief Fund
The Trinity Episcopal Church Parish Emergency Relief Fund has been set up to help Mary Deane McInnis with her medical expenses. If you would like to contribute to this fund, please make checks payable to Trinity Emergency Relief Fund. Use the envelopes provided in the pews to designate that the contribution is for Mary Deane. She would like to acknowledge your gifts, so we will provide her with names and addresses but not amounts.
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Jody Burnett's Purse
If you are interested in helping Jody Burnett while he is in seminary, you can write a check to Trinity Church, appropriately mark the envelopes that are provided in the pews and put them the collection basket or mail them to the church. If you give cash, please indicate your name and address on the outside of the envelope. You do not have to put Jody's name on the memo line of your checkbecause contributions designated to a specific individual on your checks are not tax deductible. Jody would like to acknowledge your gifts, so we will provide him with names and addresses but not amounts. If you have any questions, please feel free to call the church office.
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Greetings!
