News & Events

April 9, 2012

A special "Thank You" to everyone at Trinity who participated in Holy Week preparation and worship. I'm especially grateful to the Altar Guild for arranging and rearranging the Cathedral in various worship set-ups. I'm grateful to the Garden Guild for having the grounds so beautiful for parishioners and guests. I'm grateful to all our worship personnel who so marvelously performed their liturgical duties. I am also grateful to Susan Moore and Howard Snyder, our laypreachers on Good Friday, for indeed answering the question, "What is good about Good Friday?"

The Dean

March 19, 2012

Yesterday Trinity Cathedral bid farewell to The Rev. Abigail Crozier Nestlehutt who embarks on a new work at All Faith Chapel, Tunis Mills, on April 1st. Expressions of gratitude were given Abigail who in a short period of time made an imprint on our hearts.

This coming Sunday, March 25th, Trinity Cathedral welcomes The Rt. Rev. James J. Shand for his annual visit. Because it is the 4th Sunday of the month--our Outreach Sunday--we will also be welcoming Ms. Julie Lowe of the Talbot Interfaith Shelter to speak with us at the 10:15AM service.

February 6, 2012

At yesterday's Annual Parish meeting the congregation approved Jay Frost, Cheryl Krebeck, and Bill Schauer to serve three year terms to the Trinity Chapter (governing board). The congregation also approved Eric Chandler, Scott Smith, and Rick Wagenblatt to serve as 2012 Alternates to Convention and 2013 Delegates to Convention.

After the meeting the Chapter approved the following 4 canonically required roles and 6 Liaison roles. Remember the 2011 Canon change has done away with the terms "Bishop's Warden" and "People's Warden."

Senior Warden: Charlie Bohn Junior Warden: Cathy Cooper Treasurer: Bill Schauer Registrar: Peggy Begor

Liaison Assignments:

Buildings & Grounds: Jay Frost: Stewardship: Bill Schauer
Pastoral Care: Susan Moore
Outreach: Cheryl Krebeck
Communication: Cindy Jurrius
Socials & Celebrations: Ellen Smith
Renovation Stage 3: Cathy Cooper

January 28, 2012

On January 11th (see below) I posted pictures of the Chancel under construction. I'm happy to now share a picture of the completed work. I believe the work has met or exceeded the expectations of a majority of persons at Trinity. Many have commented on how the space feels "brighter and more open." Take note the High Altar has been brought forward to the very edge of the step separating the Apse and Chancel. This will be our set-up for worship until late spring or early summer. Shalom, Gregory

January 12, 2012

I am happy to share with you the programs and offerings at Trinity Cathedral in Lent beginning with Ash Wednesday services on February 22nd. For the full offerings follow the link Lenten Brochure 2012

January 11, 2012,

This past Monday the Chapter began acting on its December 19th decision to remove the modesty panels running between the Lectern and Pulpit. The panels were erected in the 1960's. This Sunday, January 15th, you will see the panels removed and wrought iron handrails placed in such a way that will assist persons when traveling up and down the steps while also serving as a barrier preventing people from falling on the angled edges.

This new design will serve us in the coming year as we plan a professionally designed entrance from the Nave to Chancel, drawn by Mr. Terry Eason. The new designs will require several on-site visits with representatives of the congregation. I'll keep you informed of our progress.

January 7, 2012,

Please read this Letter to Parish, written by the Dean with input and approval of the Chapter, about renovations to Trinity Cathedral's interior space.

You can review what's going on at our calendar.