Friends, family, and HT well-wishers are invited to join us in the Holy Trinity courtyard on Thursday, June 5th @ 6pm for a potluck barbeque in celebration of our first full year together as a new church community. Hot dogs, buns, and condiments will be provided, and others are asked to bring something to share [...]

On Saturday, June 7th @ 2pm at St. John’s Cathedral, the diocese will celebrate the ordinations of David Marshall to the priesthood and Vern McGee, Danae Ashley, and Susan Clevely to the transitional diaconate and Gaye Lagana to the vocational diaconate.  As Vern McGee is likely to have some connection with the ministry of Holy [...]

Mark your calendars!  We’re inviting the Bloomie community to Holy Trinity for a 5pm runners blessing on Saturday, May 3rd, followed by an Italian carb-load supper in the parish hall.  We’ve lined up a local jazz group to play the supper, and funds raised will go to support Anna Ogden Hall.
Dinner will be served beginning [...]

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The Church of England today is a weak institution with a strong leader. Rowan Williams, Archbishop of Canterbury, though given few official powers, uses his office and voice in efforts to hold together the polarized eighty-million-member Anglican Communion. He is also a first-rate theologian and respected moral philosopher. So when he speaks, many pay attention. [...]

WASHINGTON — More than a quarter of adult Americans have left the faith of their childhood to join another religion or no religion, according to a new survey of religious affiliation by the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life.
The report, titled “U.S. Religious Landscape Survey,” depicts a highly fluid and diverse national religious life. [...]

Presiding Bishop says ‘gathering will be diminished by their absence’
By Matthew Davies (Episcopal Life On-line)
[Episcopal News Service] Five Anglican Primates, four from Africa and one
from south America, have publicized their intentions to boycott the 2008
Lambeth Conference in a letter responding to a group of English bishops who
had urged them to attend the once-a-decade gathering.
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Join other young couples from Holy Trinity and St. John’s Cathedral for a night out on the town this Saturday, February 9th, in honor of Valentine’s Day. Dinner is scheduled for 6:30 pm at the Italian Kitchen (113 N. Bernard), followed by dancing and cavorting at the Big Easy. Couples with children are [...]

While the Kendall Yards project has received most of the publicity for it’s commercial and residential development along Bridge Street in the West Central neighborhood, there are also other publicly funded community development projects slated for the year ahead, most notably a community development block grant (cdbg) comprised of both state and federal dollars. The [...]

Join us in the Holy Trinity parish hall on Tuesday, February 5th, beginning at 6pm for a celebration of Mardi Gras — or Fat Tuesday — or Shrove Tuesday, as it’s called in the church because of its association with pre-Lenten confession. The traditions associated with this feast day all relate to the [...]