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Join in the Palm Sunday service as the Rev. Matt Babcock carries the palms and reads the Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ according to St. Matthew. Sing All glory, laud and honor. With organ music by Director of Music Ministry Don Wismann.
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Download the service bulletin below to follow along with the service. 
Here is the bulletin for the Palm Sunday liturgy to download and print. The service video will be online at 9:30 am on Sunday April 5.
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Read the poem "Everything is Waiting for You" by David Whyte.
Celebrate the fifth Sunday of Lent with this video of the service. You can download and print the service bulletin at home so you can follow along. With the Rev. Dr. Jenny Montgomery, the Rev. Cate Anthony, and Dir. of Music Ministry Don Wismann.
On a mobile device tap on the four arrows on the bottom right of the video to make it fit to the screen. If you have any difficulties call Sue Roman at 203-733-3300.
This is the bulletin for today's worship if you'd like to print it out ahead of time.
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Dorothy Day House Supporters --
The world has changed dramatically in the last two weeks, and that has been the case at Dorothy Day House. Every day has brought new challenges. Just two weeks ago, our kitchen and shelter were in full operation, with volunteers and guests taking precautions against coronavirus. On Thursday March 12, we closed both kitchen and shelter to have them deep cleaned for precautionary reasons. We did not reopen the shelter due
Blessings to you and those you love this night. Join in the saying of Compline as the evening comes to a close. The words are in the Book of Common Prayer starting on page 127.
Blessings to you and those you love as we settle into this evening.
We hope that this video of the Reverend Matt Babcock leading Daily Evening Prayer will enhance your spiritual journey, especially during this time. The service begins on page 115 in the Book of Common Prayer. The readings change daily, and you can find the correct readings in the Lectionary. Dear all, decisions this past weekend by our Governor and guidance from our Bishops means doing even more things differently for Trinity Church. As of today, our parish building is closing until it is reasonable for us to gather after this pandemic. As such our clergy and staff will now be working from home. Be assured you can reach us by email, a phone call or text message and our commitment is to respond to you within 24 hours. Vestry members and clergy will also be “sharing the Peace” by reaching out to you to keep in touch by phone and email.
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Celebrate the fourth Sunday of Lent with this video of the service. You can download and print the service bulletin at home so you can follow along. With the Rev. Dr. Jenny Montgomery, the Rev. Matt Babcock, and Dir. of Music Ministry Don Wismann.
On a mobile device tap on the four arrows on the bottom right of the video to make it fit to the screen. If you have any difficulties call Sue Roman at 203-733-3300.
Download the bulletin:
Church Publishing Incorporated has made some resources available for free online until April 15. Here's what they said:
Book of Common Prayer For those who are at home and do not have a copy, we have made an easy-to-navigate PDF version of the Book of Common Prayer available. Adults and Children’s Spirituality Barbara Cawthorne Crafton, well-known author and retreat leader, offers Living Lent, meditations
Monday, March 16 - As we continue to explore new ways of being community, we are excited to “try on” a weekly virtual conversation. Beginning tomorrow at noon, you are invited to join for “Clergy Chat.” This will be a live broadcast through our Trinity Facebook page. For those of you who do not use Facebook, you can also view the video on our website. This weekly meeting will be an opportunity to hear directly from our clergy. You are also invited to participate with your comments and questions. We can't wait to join with you tomorrow as we continue to love and serve in Newtown!
If you have any questions, please contact the church office. Peace, Matt+ Follow along by downloading the worship bulletin.
Following Jesus in the Midst of a Pandemic
“Through him you have come to trust in God, who raised him from the dead and gave him glory, so that your faith and hope are set on God.” 1 Peter 1:21 The author of the First Letter of Peter is writing to followers of Jesus who are exiles, dispersed in the foreign lands of Pontus, Galatia, Cappadocia, Asia, and Bithynia. In uncertain and difficult times, the writer calls these early Christians to trust in the truth of the Resurrection, to put their faith and hope in God, and work to restore, support and strengthen those who are suffering. (1 Peter 5:9-10) We who are living in the midst of the realities of the COVID-19 pandemic (as the World Health Organization now characterizes the coronavirus) are living in uncertain and difficult times, not unlike the experience of the early Christians. We have never been At 9:30am on Sunday, worship will be available online. As our part in flattening the curve of spreading COVID-19, we are suspending in person Sunday worship and all parish activities until further notice. Pray for one another. Steady yourself in God’s grace. Let us know how you are doing. Know that we are praying for you. If you feel the need to pray in the Sanctuary, the doors will be open Monday through Friday from 8am-noon. |
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