Lent 2022 Trinity Sign Up

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Which of the following activities would you like to including in your Lenten practice? You may select as many as you'd like! *

Lent in a Box (Lenten Projects for Activities at Home - Please sign up by Monday, Feb. 27): Participants will receive a variety of items including prayers, Christian symbols, and activities, to help inspire them and grow their spiritual practice during Lent. Projects and the supporting materials may be mailed to participants' homes or picked up at the church.

End of Life Series with Mo. Cheryl, Sundays in Lent, 12:15pm (March 6-April 3). Mo. Cheryl will cover 5 topics around end-of-life planning. You may choose to attend one or all. Please let Mo. Cheryl know which you plan to attend so she can plan accordingly. Advance Health Care Directives (Living wills) and Durable Power of Attorney, Estate Planning (wills/trusts), Legacy Society, Funeral Planning, Eddie (memory) bears. Participants will need to provide their own material for the memory bears: A shirt or pair of pants or pjs from loved one, if all else fails – 1/2 yard of fabric. Can be cotton, flannel, polar fleece, or t-shirt material). Patterns, stuffing, eyes, pins, etc will be provided.

Lenten Quiet Day at Trinity with Deacon Deborah and Rick Barr (April 9, 9:00am - noon). This class will read the book Transformed Lives - Making Sense of Atonement Today By Cynthia S. W. Crysdale. Join us for a day of quiet meditation and discussion at Trinity. We’ll use spaces around the church like the nave for quiet reflection.

In The Room Where it Happens with Deacon Deborah, Mondays, 7:00pm, (March 7-April 11). Please watch the musical "Hamilton" to discuss themes in this musical, what our faith tells us about those themes, and how it informs our own ministry or faith journey.,

The Way of Love in Lent with Nancy Gill, Tuesdays, 7:30 pm via Zoom (March 8 - April 12). Join Postulant Nancy Gill this Lent as she facilitates a six week discussion that ties the Easter Vigil readings to the seven practices of the Way of Love (Turn, Pray, Learn, Bless, Rest, Worship, Go). Drawing on the ancient practice of setting aside Lent as a period of study and preparation for living as a Christian disciple, this curriculum encourages participants to reflect on salvation history; walk toward the empty tomb; and embrace the transforming reality of love, life, and liberation.

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