Trinity’s United Women in Faith invite you to a service of celebration and sharing our bounty. Our offering recipients will be the Trinity food pantries – Belmont, Welborne, and Sherbourne.
Theme: Living Your Faith
Speaker: The Reverend Brian Siegle
The service will be followed by a luncheon in Trinity Hall. Bring your specialty-covered dish or dessert to share. The Trinity Hall kitchen will be open at 9:30 for food drop-off. The Trinity Men will take care of it from there.
If you cannot attend in person, you can view the service via Livestream.
On Sunday, November 13, the Outreach Class will present a program in Trinity Hall from 9:50-10:50 AM to honor our Trinity Veterans. If you have a Trinity Veteran that you would like to have recognized at this program, please send the name and branch of military that they served to Bill Pike or call the church office. Deadline for submitting names is Wednesday, November 9. This will not be a pancake breakfast, however, coffee, juice, and light refreshments will be available, and the class will collect a love offering to assist local Veteran nonprofits.
The Friends of Bellemeade Park will be hosting a Conserve and Create workday in Bellemeade Park. We will be targeting the removal of invasive plants, other gardening activities, riparian/stream side restoration, pruning, mulching, and general cleanup near the Bellemeade Community Center (adjacent to Oak Grove/Bellemeade Elementary School).
Message from Bob:
“Please come and join us and meet your neighbors!!!”
Be advised that there is poison ivy in the woods where invasive plants will be removed. Long sleeves are recommended and proper handling of the clothes you wear is important so the oil doesn’t touch someone’s skin. While we’re not trying to get rid of poison ivy (the berries are nutritious for some birds), it’s growing among the invasive Japanese honeysuckle & English ivy.
Ticks may be out — use repellent and check yourself thoroughly when you get home.
Please bring: Refillable water bottle (full) Work gloves Clothing appropriate for this activity (layers are recommended so you can add/remove layers to maintain comfort) Snack Mask
Note on COVID 19: Planning for this event will have to remain flexible to ensure compliance with current COVID-19 restrictions.
Have you thought about being innovators as Christians? What distinctive ways can we offer to today’s hurting world? Author Kenda Creasy Dean writes about a compassion-drive, grace-drenched version of humanity which is our model, Jesus, and invites us to think his way as social innovation because we are not called to build a better church, but we are called to go and tell about who is doing a new thing. We’ll read the book, “Innovating for Love,” together and discuss ways to be part of God’s innovation.
Join us at the Veterans Memorial Garden (the one with the flagpole on Forest Avenue) at 2:30 PM on Sunday, October 22 for all animals. Stick around afterward for our Fall Festival!
All animals:
· Need to be healthy and up-to-date with shots.
· In a carrier or on a leash with adult supervision
· Be very sociable and safe around other animals (If your pet is too shy, too aggressive, or just too difficult to transport, please just bring a photo to be blessed.)
