Trinity Episcopal Church

ORGANIZATIONS AND
FELLOWSHIP PROGRAMS

FELLOWSHIP PROGRAMS

Books and Beliefs: (4th Wednesdays, 10:00 AM.) Each month a different book is discussed. This is an opportunity for both learning and sharing. Contact person: Jane Beuttel.

E.C.W. (Episcopal Church Women): Any adult woman of the parish is automatically a member. This group organizes a number of activities throughout the year Events are posted and announced in advance. Contact person: Diane Gabbard.

E.Y.C. (Episcopal Youth Community): (Sundays, 6:00 P.M.) All youth grades 7-12 are invited. Activities include community service, spiritual programs and recreation times. Contact persons: Pat & Diane Mohney, Trey & Nancy Grayson.

Flower Guild: Our members arrange flowers once a month and for church festival Sundays. We welcome new members. Please contact Darry Rhine or Gay Smith.

Garden Guild: Our members look after front gardens, children's garden and water garden areas. Contact person: Tony Powell.

Labor Day Weekend: This is an opportunity for parish members of all ages to spend the Labor Day Weekend relaxing and getting to know each other at the Cathedral Domain, the diocesan retreat center/camp.

Men's Group: Its yearly service project for the parish is hosting the Shrove Tuesday pancake supper. Contact person: Randy Railey.

Movie Group: (3rd Saturday) Those interested meet and see a current movie at a local theater. An informal discussion is held afterwards at a parishioner's home. Contact person: Gary Leach and Joni Finnell.

Needlepoint Guild: Experienced needle pointers work individually to make the memorial cushions that are in the nave. Contact person: Ann Hicks.

Soup Sunday: (3rd Sunday, September; 2nd Sunday October through June, 12:15 PM.) Volunteers bring soup, bread and fruit for lunch. This meal provides parishioners an opportunity to get to know each other better. Contact person: Judy Clements.

Trinity Supper Groups: Small groups meet in each other's homes for an informal supper and conversation. After four meetings, the groups form again. Watch the Chimes for sign up dates. Contact persons: Alla Holland and Don Will.

SERVICE GROUPS

Acolytes
Young people ages 11 and older (entering 6th grade).
Contact person: Mike Wilson, Acolyte Master

Altar Guild
Contact person: Audrey Board, Directress

Eucharistic Ministers, Lectors, Intercessors and Oblation Bearers
Contact person: Audrey Board, Coordinator

Ushers
To be an usher is not rocket science but it is a good way, especially for new members, to feel a part of the service. Either couples or individuals.
Contact person: Larry and Lois Mescher, Coordinator

OUTREACH PROGRAMS

By providing both yearly Vestry funding and parishioner service, we are actively involved in the Covington Community.

Food Baskets: Non-perishable food, paper products and personal-care products are collected on an ongoing basis for distribution to local agencies. Baskets are in the Church.

Heifer Project International (HPI): Each Lent Trinity's Journeys Together sponsors a Lenten Offering project. The money that is collected is forwarded to HPI. This group provides food and income producing animals to poor families throughout the world. Contact person: Gail Pennington.

Interfaith Hospitality Network: The parish is member of a group of local churches that provide shelter and nurture for local homeless families. Contact person: Linda Tabeling.

Saturday Night Community Dinner: Volunteers cook once a month for the homeless. Food is prepared at Trinity and served at First Christian. Contact person: Linda Tabeling.

Trinity Health Ministry: Trinity Health Ministry in Partnership with the St. Luke Hospitals, will provide education, support, referral and health screening based on the needs of the congregation. Contact Person: Kate Williams.

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