Come to a  night of fellowship and cards sponsored by the Parish Life commission on October 28, from 7-9.  A game, Monte Carlo-Whist, will be played so that all can change partners and get to know each other in an informal setting.  Bring a light snack to share. Coffee and water will be provided.

For two Tuesdays in November, the Rev. Richard Pelkey will lead a discussion on characteristics and differences between older and younger generations.  The series will look at what these characteristics mean for the future of the church and begin a dialogue about the process of meeting Trinity's goal of reaching out to young families.

Join in on Tuesday, November 10^th, for the discussion titled, “Kids! I don’t know what’s wrong with these kids today!” and on Tuesday, November 17^th, for the discussion titled, “A Changing World…A Changing Church?”  Both classes will begin at 12:30 p.m., in the multi-purpose classroom.  Bring a sack lunch.

Rain or shine, Trinity will hold it's annual Blessing of the Animals at the 10:30 AM service.

The blessing of individual animals, a blow-up spacewalk, balloons, hot dogs and chips, and wonderful fellowship will occur after a brief worship service.  Please have all animals in cages or leashed.  Bring donations of gently used blankets and towels, new dog and cat toys, cat litter, chew sticks/milk bones, bleach, and Frontline Flea and Tick applications to donate to area animal shelter/adoption centers.

Health Screening at Trinity Episcopal Church

October 21st    Appointments Necessary   Call 1-888-802-3105 or visit online at www.HealthYES.com

Total Health Special $169.95