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Wherever You Are On Your Spiritual Journey,
Trinity Welcomes You! 
As Episcopalians, we believe that God is love. We have experienced that love in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, who teaches us to love our neighbor as we love ourselves. In response, we share God’s love without reservation.

We believe that God redeems and restores human lives through Jesus Christ, who tells us to make disciples of those seeking God's grace and steadfast love. The Holy Spirit allows us to speak humbly and happily with others about our faith.
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We believe that God calls us into covenant with God and each other. We gather for worship, fellowship, and friendship to care, encourage, learn, and grow in love and faith. We build a faith community to do these things, offer caring service to the community, and share God’s love with others.

We believe in striving for justice and peace among all people and respecting the dignity of every human being. Trinity welcomes and affirms people of all sexual orientations, gender identities, and presentations. We believe all people are equal recipients of God’s grace and that all people may fully partake of the sacraments and spiritual benefits of faith; God gives us signs of that grace.

 

Thank You To All Who Joined Us For
Blessing of The Animals 

October 4, 2026
Each year in early October, around the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi, we celebrate one of our most beloved traditions: the Blessing of the Animals.
Pets were brought to church to receive an individual blessing from Father Dan or Mother Kelsey — dogs, cats, chicken, birds, and creatures of every kind were welcomed, as were photos of pets who have passed on. This year, we even blessed a tortoise!

Together, we give thanks for the joy and comfort our animals bring, and we renew our calling to care for all of God's creation!
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Clergy Welcomes You!
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Father Dan Morrow

Rector
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Kelsey

Mother Kelsey Carter

Curate
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The Venerable Bert Bibens 

Archdeacon

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Deacon Deborah Underwood

Deacon
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2027
Nominations of the Vestry & 
Diocesan Convention
The Nominations Committee of the Vestry is asking for suggestions for possible candidates for election to the Vestry. Four members of the Vestry will be elected at the next annual parish meeting on January 31, 2027: three members for three-year terms and one member for a one-year term. The Vestry has the general supervision, control and management of the business affairs, property, and finances of Trinity and relations of the Parish to its clergy. Candidates should be at least 16 years old and communicants in good standing. Members of the Vestry are expected to support the work of Trinity and the Vestry by abiding by a Vestry covenant.

The Nominations Committee is also asking for suggestions for nominees as delegates to represent Trinity at the Diocesan Convention in 2027.

Please suggest candidates to a member of the Nominations Committee: Fr. Dan, Sara Arnold, Justin Strong, Eric Landin, Linda Martin, or Lizze Radford.
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Altar Flowers

October 11, 2026
The flowers at the high altar today are given by George Miller in honor of Weston Miller on his birthday. 


Altar flowers are a wonderful way to commemorate or honor a loved one. To donate altar flowers just sign up on the poster on the bulletin board in the Nichols Great Hall.

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