On Saturday, September 22nd, a work group descended on Holy Trinity to begin a major renovation of the church’s exterior. Spearheaded by the Cathedral’s outreach committee — which also pledged the first $750 toward the project — the project aims to replace worn shingles, cover bird holes, install corner boards, power wash, and paint [...]

On Thursday, October 4th @ 6pm, Holy Trinity will host a first-annual blessing of all God’s creatures in honor of the feast of Saints Francis & Clare of Assisi.  Folks are invited to bring their friendly pets for prayers and sprinkling with water.  Participants will also process through the Holy Trinity property and around the [...]

On Friday, September 14th, the Diocesan Directors of the Corporation — the elected body who oversees the real property of the diocese — voted unanimously to support the Holy Trinity re-start with a $30,000 grant to underwrite capital improvements in Holy Trinity’s parish hall kitchen and restrooms.
The improvements in the kitchen and restrooms [...]

In anticipation of our kitchen renovation project this fall and winter, Holy Trinity is hosting a ‘kitchen shower’ on Saturday, September 29 @ 10:30am in the parish hall. Come celebrate and prepare for the future of Holy Trinity’s ministry of hospitality and community service. Guests are invited to bring new or gently-used [...]

Positive alternatives offered to youths in West Central
Pair of programs provide mentorship

Isaiah Rivers, 9, blows the chalk dust away from sidewalk artwork he helped create at the A.M. Cannon Park shelter this month. The Spokesman-Review (DAN PELLE The [...]

Mother Teresa’s letters reveal crisis of faith
Doubts haunted her for most of her life
Helen Kennedy
New York Daily News
August 25, 2007
Mother Teresa, a globally beloved symbol of saintly devotion to the poor, spent her last 50 years secretly struggling with doubts about her faith, her newly published letters show.
“If there be God – please forgive [...]

Meet With a Victims Advocate
For two Saturdays each month this fall, Holy Trinity will host a pilot project in the West Central neighborhood. Crime Victim Service Centers (CVSC) is a national network which provides support and guidance to those who’ve been effected by crime. If you have experienced a crime either as the [...]

On Friday, August 24th, twenty-five young people from across the diocese gathered at Holy Trinity to participate in a weekend of fun and community service. The weekend was planned and led by Michelle Klippert (St. John’s Cathedral, Spokane) and Phil Mixter (St. James’, Pullman) and members of the Diocesan Youth Commission — Maddy Mixter [...]

Garden of unity
Turning a dumping ground into a community farm builds a neighborhood of hope and harmony

Patrick Malone stands in a once-vacant lot in Spokane that he and others helped turn into a community garden. The Spokesman-Review (Photos by JED CONKLIN The Spokesman-Review )

If you [...]