News Highlights
New Babies!
Sarah Hagen wrote to say that they welcomed Theodore (Teddy) Henry Hagen on September 30. All are doing well and big brother George couldn’t be prouder of our new addition!
And Miles Josef Vaselkiv was born to Matt and Bailey and Beau on October 29, a big boy at 9.5 lbs.
Take Them a Meal!
Be sure to check our Take Them a Meal Page for the latest ways to help our friends and families at this time.
Of Gods and Men Movie Night November 7 at 530pm following service
We spoke about this movie in our Communal Discernment messages and several folks have wanted to watch it so we’re on for Nov. 7, following the service. You can find the sermon on our podcast page:
More details to come!
November 14 Potluck following service
Sign up here and let us know if you can make it! Please join us even if you can’t bring anything, we just like to be able to plan.
Online “Coffee Hour” on November 21
If you spend time with Trinity online with our podcasts, videos or streaming services, we’d love to meet you. More details to come, but look forward to an online post-service “Coffee Hour” (herbal tea at that hour?) on Saturday, November 21 following service at 530pm . We are looking forward to meeting you!
Serve Weekend, November 21-22
We’re joining in with Anchor Bay on their Serve Weekend! Details here and especially notice the two options on Saturday from 1-3pm. Three Sisters Farm in Ipswich have been a partner with us in our gardening project at Anchor Point, giving us some seeds and etc. Also, be sure to note that volunteers need to sign up. A great way to celebrate before our Christ the King Service on Saturday at 4pm.
Communal Discernment Series:
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The hands of the king are healing hands, and thus shall the rightful king be known.
- JRR Tolkien
Dear friends,
Thank you for being with us last week as we had a lovely time celebrating All Saints and remembering those who’ve gone before us.
This weekend we join the Church of England, who names these weeks between All Saints and Christ the King as Kingdom Season — we proclaim Jesus as King, and rejoice. The CofE keeps these observances in red, because red is the liturgical color of sacrifice and service, leading to new and bolstered life and hope. It reminded me of this passage from JRR Tolkien about the healing hands of the King…
Saturday in the message Mthr Jen will help us think about and go deeper with these things, and she will share how our work at Anchor Point has this theological-spiritual foundation and rootedness.
And in that vein, join us as we partner with Anchor Bay on the weekend of November 21-22 for Serve Weekend. Notice especially the option to serve on Saturday with Three Sisters Farm — they have been a partner with us in our gardening project at Anchor Point, giving us some seeds and etc.
Peace,
Tim+
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