Please mark your calendars for Coffee House now being held the second Friday of the month.

New this year: Purchase a VIP pass! $50 for an individual, $100 for a family. Passes can be purchased at the door.

We invite you to come enjoy talented musicians performing a variety of music. You may even hear some poetry recitation. Coffee and refreshments will be served with a suggested donation.

BYOM (Bring Your Own Mug). A $5 per person donation will be accepted at the door ($10 max. per family).

Also check out the new Coffee House Facebook page: www.facebook.com/ThirdFloorCoffeeHouse

Sign up to help make our Coffee House a success - we need volunteers to donate snack items, baked goods and beverages, as well as help with setting up food the night of the event, collecting at the door or being the MC for the evening.

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/60B0C4EABAF2FA0FE3-trinity

Please contact Pat Faldetta for more information, [email protected] .  

The CE Ministry Team is planning a "Faith Fair" for kids grades K - 12. Representatives from different faith communities in the area will be offering a station with information and activities about their respective traditions. Snacks and games to follow. 

This event is open to the public so help us spread the word! 

For those situations where a person feels inspired to make a donation in support of Trinity’s mission, online giving is now available on Trinity’s website to make giving easier. 

If you have any questions about online giving, please contact Pete Carlsen, Treasurer @ [email protected] .

Start your online giving here: LINK

Trinity now has online sign-ups for altar flowers! We would appreciate your help signing up to take a Sunday. Please click on the link above or below and after you choose a date to bring altar flowers there is a comment section where you can add the blurb you would like written in the Sunday bulletin. Signup Genie will automatically send you an email reminder six days prior to the day you signed up to bring flowers.

The altar flower sign-ups are now linked on the Trinity website, too! ALTAR FLOWER SIGNUP!

Pastor Valeria is at Festive Breads every Wednesday from 8:30 - 10am and looks forward to your visit! Festive Breads is located at  299 W Main St  in Northborough, near Romaine's.



If you know of someone who is hospitalized, ill, suffering from the loss of a loved one, or troubled in some way and in need of a pastoral call, please call Pastor Valeria at the church office, 508-393-8156.

Shir Joy Chorus presents "Building Bridges Through Song: A Winter Concert"

Saturday, February 9, 2019, 7:30 pm (snow date: Sun., Feb. 10, 2019, 7:00 pm)

Held at: Congregation B'nai Shalom, 117 E. Main Street, Westborough, MA

This concert of Jewish music is aimed at uniting and healing the community through song. Selections will include rounds and part songs from ancient times to the present, and will include soloists on cello and banjo, as well as piano accompaniment by Lisa Marcus-Jones. Come hear a bluegrass song written by Nefesh Mountain in response to the Pittsburgh synagogue tragedy, as well as a new composition by our director based on a poem by Wendell Berry. Also included will be songs based on Israeli folk dances, as well as a Yiddish piece for which the music was likely written by Mozart. Shir Joy's concerts always include a sing-along!

Tickets:$15. May be purchased at the door, or ahead of time from a chorus member or on our website using Paypal. For more info send email to [email protected] , visit www. shirjoychorus.com or “Shir Joy Chorus” on Facebook or Instagram, or call 508-366-7175 .393-8156.

The Northborough Free Library is presenting a series of films aimed at bringing our community together to reflect upon and share our cultural views and experiences. Join us in February for a screening and discussion of two critically acclaimed films:   Hidden Figures  on Saturday, February 9 ^th  from 2 to 5pm, and  First Reformed  on Thursday, February 28 ^th  from 7 to 10pm.

Hidden Figures  is a dramatization of the true story of Katherine Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan and Mary Jackson who worked for NASA during the early years of the U.S. space program. As the United States raced against Russia to put a man in space, NASA found untapped talent in these three African-American female mathematicians who were segregated from their white counterparts by Jim Crow laws in spite of their groundbreaking successes. This film is rated PG and includes mild language and depictions of racism and sexism.

Nominated for an Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay,  First Reformed  tells the story of 46-year-old Reverend Ernst Toller, the solitary parish pastor of the historic First Reformed Church in upstate New York on the cusp of celebrating its 250th anniversary. The church is now a tourist attraction catering to a dwindling congregation, eclipsed by its nearby parent church, Abundant Life. When a pregnant parishioner asks Reverend Toller to counsel her husband, a radical environmentalist, Toller faces questions of faith and morality, and his own traumatic past and equally despairing future. This film is rated R for disturbing violent images and some language.

Registration is not required. We encourage all attendees to stay for the entire program which includes the viewing of the film followed by discussion. The discussion about  First Reformed  will be led by our own Pastor Valeria Schmidt.  The next three films in this series are Fed Up on March 14th, RBG on March 23 ^rd  and Bag It on April 6 ^th .

Please be sure to have all your info for the March issue of Tidings in to the church office by Sunday, February 24th, 2019. Your help is appreciated!