Trinity Stories
All Jesus did that day was tell stories—a long storytelling afternoon. His storytelling fulfilled the prophecy: I will open my mouth and tell stories; I will bring out into the open things hidden since the world's first day.Matthew 13:34-35 – The Message
RECTOR’S BLOG
The Rev. Dr. Stephen Applegate
Transition Update
Dear Friends, As many of you have heard, The Rev. Dr. Lisa Tucker-Gray has resigned her position as rector of Trinity and will be moving on to a new position with the Church Pension Group in New York City as Vice President of Faculty Management and Training. Lisa’s...
Music Matters
Beloved Friends, What a difference a song makes. It was a cold night in Philadelphia in 1985 when I decided to go hear a folksinger named Fred Small. I don’t remember too much about the performance, other than a song he sang near the end of the evening, called...
Honoring the Past, Headed into the Future
Beloved Friends- Today I am thinking about a beautiful word from the Akan (West African) tribe in Ghana- Sankofa. The literal translation of the word is “it is not taboo to fetch what is at risk of being left behind.” The word can be broken down into these pieces: SAN...
Good Soil
Beloved Friends- This Sunday, both at Trinity@Home and Trinity@316 services we will begin a kind of biblical mini-series with 3 weeks in which we will hear Jesus offering parables. Parables must have been one of his favorite ways to teach—he used them a lot. By...
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
George Benson
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MUSIC & THE ARTS
Chelsie Cree
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