Fellowship
Holy Trinity Kick-off Sunday: Sunday, Sept. 13, Children’s Chapel will return. Drop your children off in Room 211 at 10:15 a.m. before the 10:30 a.m. worship service. There will be an intergenerational coffee hour at 9:30 a.m. The weekend culminates on Sunday evening with the annual parish picnic featuring barbecue and Kona Ice with games for the children and youth from 5-7 p.m. (EYC will hold a parent and youth info meeting at 4 p.m.)
Compline and Healing Meditation is offered the second and fourth Mondays of the month at 7 p.m. on Zoom. Dr. Bev Vaughn opens the evening with a short healing service incorporating various types of meditative practices such as mindfulness and Reiki followed by Spiritual Director Gale Robins leading Compline. Contact Gale at galerobins1946@gmail.com or Bev at bjsvaughn@gmail.com.
Sunday Name Tags: All worshipers on the first Sunday of each month are invited to wear a name tag to introduce themselves to the Holy Trinity community. This is a great way to get to know your pew neighbor, make new friends, and welcome everyone to Holy Trinity. Name tags are available as you enter worship services.
Labyrinth Keepers are committed to fostering the experience of walking meditation on the Holy Trinity labyrinth. We welcome new members. We host a variety of events, including walks and education for the parish and the larger community. For further information or questions, contact Vicky Furlow at vrfurlow@gmail.com.
Lenten Covenant Groups of 8-12 people meet weekly for one hour during the season of Lent to support one another on our Lenten spiritual journeys. Using a selected book to guide conversations, covenant group members engage in prayer, self-examination, and thoughtful reflection. Groups begin organizing in January and will meet for five consecutive weeks beginning the week of Feb. 21. Look for sign-up information in the ePistle.
Mystery and Theology Book Club is for mystery lovers and meets on the second Monday of the month, September - May, at 4 p.m. in Worth Parlor to discuss mystery novels that include references to religion. The group is very informal; most books are available from the Greensboro Public Library. For more information, contact Libby Haile at 336-314-1022.
TWIGS (Those With Infinitely Greater Sense) is a community of older adults (though everyone is welcome) who get together for fellowship and learning. During the regular church year, they meet most Wednesdays at noon in Roe Library for Bible study and discussion of the lectionary readings for the following Sunday.
Wednesday Night Suppers are family-friendly fellowship events offered during the program year (September - May) for a reasonable fee with a family cap. There is a sign-up link in the ePistle newsletter or you can call the church at 336-272-6149 to reserve your spot.
Oden Brewery Sunday Funday: Join us at Oden Brewery for our annual Sunday Funday afternoon, Sunday, May 2 from 4-6 p.m. with Holy Trinity parishioners! All are welcome—children, families, and friends. Enjoy food from local food truck and live music. We hope to see you there!