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September Busy Month
Fellowship Sunday - 9/12 Fellowship Sunday, September 12th, initiates Trinity's fall programs and activities, and candidates for elected office will be introduced to the parish. There will only be
Reverend Pelkey Celebration - 9/19
On Sunday, September 19, we will have a celebration of Rev. Richard Pelkey's ministry with us. On that day Richard will preach and preside, and we will have the opportunity to thank him for his work and ministry here at Trinity. Please plan on attending church on September 19 as we prepare with sad but grateful hearts to send Rev. Richard to the next ministry which awaits him. New Service Schedule - 9/19 - 8:00 am and 10:30 am
The new schedule with services at 8am and 10:30am will begin on September 19th. Sunday school for children will begin at 9:15 until 10:15. Children will be dismissed to attend the 10:30 service with parents. At the se-quence hymn, children will move to the back of the church and follow the cross to chapel. They will return to church for communion.
"Fishers of Men" September 25-26th
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Join us in the piney woods of Camp Allen for an overnight men’s retreat designed for lovers of fly fishing. Featured seminars include fly tying, fly fishing, and kayak fishing, and with spiritual programming. Fishermen of all skill levels are welcome. Horseback riding and skeet shooting are available for an additional fee. Check-in begins at 3:00 Friday and check out is Saturday at 3:00pm. Participants are welcome to fish through Saturday afternoon. Saturday night accomodations are also available. https://epay.amegybank.com/campallen/. |
"The Call"
The Rev. Richard Pelkey Associate Rector of Trinity remembers the "call."
"I can remember when I first felt a call to ministry. I was an executive with the Boy Scouts. Part of my job was to go to schools, civic organizations, and churches to promote Scouting. In 2001, I was found myself really being pulled towards the churches. Something inside me was saying, “This is where I want you to be.”
For entire sermon (audio or printed) go to members page.
"Grapes"
“What more was there to do for my vineyard that I have not done in it? When I expected it to yield grapes, why did it yield wild grapes?”.
Why did the vineyard yield wild grapes? It is a question posed by this oracle, though no answer is suggested. We are merely told the judgment of the Lord upon the vineyard, not what could have possibly gone awry, what could have caused this vineyard so lovingly planted to have yielded such poor quality grapes that they were like wild grapes, small and bitter, of no culinary use either as food or for making wine.
For entire sermon (audio or printed) go to members page
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