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Sunday, May 20, 2012
is our
Annual Festival of Music
Service at 10:00 am
with the Trinity Choir and Ringers
No Commuion at 10:00 am on May 20
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“With a Seeking Soul, a Heart for Justice, and an Open Spirit”
We are a community of seeking souls, rooted in our shared tradition and open to wherever the Spirit may be leading us. We come together with different questions and varying needs, to explore, to serve and to celebrate together. Some of us grew up in church, and some of us have never been involved in church before we came to Trinity. At Trinity, our invitation is to join us in community and spiritual practice. Out of that belonging and practicing will come a sense of faith and commitment. Some of us deeply embrace traditional Christian teaching, and some of us have serious questions about some of that teaching. Yet, because belonging and practicing come first, we walk together, with a common commitment to “strive for justice and peace” and to “respect the dignity of every human being.” And, to engage together and individually in the on-going work of the soul. We invite you to walk with us.
