Beginning November 2 at  9:30 AM, The Rev. Bill Bennett, Interim Rector, will teach a four week series entitled "So You're an Episcopalian".  The class is held in the multi-purpose classroom.  More details in the November issue of the "Trinity Trumpet."

What does it mean to be faithful?  To be faithful is first to listen to God's voice.  Listen to God's voice in prayer, in worship, in the study of the Scriptures and in one another's lives as we minister to each other and out in the community.  After we hear God's voice, the next step is to trust.  Trust that God, the one who created all that is, the one who redeems and sustains all tht is, trust that he will provide.  God gives us what we need, in our lives and corporately as Christ's church.  As we hear God's voice and we trust in God's providence, lastly we respond.  We respond to God's call, to be his people and to give to God the things that are his.  We respond joyfully, giving thanks for all that we have and all that we are; for these are gifts from God. Gifts that we are to be stewards of; gifts that we are to use for the furthering of God's kingdom.

When:  Friday and Saturday, November 11-12       Where:  Camp Allen, Navasota, TX

All women working together to share Christ's Love.       Romans 12:12 Rejoice in hope, be patient in suffering, persevere in prayer.

More information at www.epicenter.org    Registration deadline is Friday, October 24, 2008

Please notify Sally Nelson if you intend to attend.

In support of this year's outreach project, Sisters at Heart, Please bring toiletries, "how to books" and small devotional books.

Tithing has everything to do with faith and nothing to do with income.  Tithing is the wonderful expresssion of our relationship with the Holy Father and his Son.

We are baptized.  We are confirmed.  We are renewed through receiving Holy Communion.

These are the gifts we receive.  And by tithing, we acknowledge a relationship on the highest level by returning a significant portion of ourselves.  Tithing seals the deal and opens us to receive even more.

"There are no unhappy tithers!"