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CHILDREN AND YOUTH NEWS
Nursery is available beginning at 9:30 am this Sunday.
Children’s Church begins at 10:15 am in the Parish Hall.
COMING UP
8:00 am worship, Adult Sunday School, and early morning fellowship all resume this Sun, April 12.
Our final Second Sunday Lunch of the season is this Sunday! Bring a dish with plenty to share and join us for good food and fellowship following the 10:30 service.
Spring Flower Baskets ordered from EDS will be available for pickup on Mon, April 13th after 12:00 PM.
Tuesday Morning Bible Study, which meets via Zoom, resumes this Tues, Apr. 14.
The ECW will host our next "Food For Thought" on Thursday, April 23 at 6 pm. All Church members are invited to this event, featuring Mr. Ashley Williams, Director of Oconee Addiction and Recovery Solutions (OARS). Ashley will be presenting information on the intervention and educational programs offered by OARs as well as ways in which we can assist them in accomplishing their mission. Please join us for the presentation and potluck dinner. Please sign up to bring food, beverages or assist in set up/clean up by clicking here.
Men's Book Group: Our next meeting will be April 25th at 9 am at the Wheeler house, 201 Augusta Road in Clemson. Coffee and pastries will be provided. Our readings typically have theological content but virtually always theological implications. Because the readings are usually provocative, our discussions range freely and widely, inspired by the content of but not strictly confined to it. For this session, we will be reading Home, by the Pulitzer Prize winning author, Marilynne Robinson. The book is the second in her “Gilead” series, which focuses in part on struggles with faith in the context of complex family dynamics. All are welcome, even if you have not completed the book.
Join us in celebrating our college students on Canterbury Sunday, April 26. Peer Minister Carter Senf will preach. A light reception will follow the 10:30 service.
CU Exam Week Lunches for Canterbears will begin on Mon, 4/27. Stay tuned to communications for a link to sign up to provide a meal.
SAVE THE DATE!
Sat, May 2 at All Saints' Church, Clinton - EDUSC is hosting Name Your Call: a wonderful opportunity to explore Lay Ministry opportunities. Click here for more info or to register.
Sun, May 24 - Celebrate the Day of Pentecost with ONE morning service at St. Paul's at 10:30. Annual picnic to follow. Our summer service schedule will begin.
Sun, May 31 - Join us on Trinity Place following 10:30 worship for a picnic welcoming Mother Gillian Barr and honoring Suz's 10 year anniversary at HT.
GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
We will be giving Mother Gillian a traditional southern “pounding” that will be presented to her on Sunday, May 31. Ways to contribute will be communicated to the parish in the coming months. Any monetary gifts to her may also be made payable to Holy Trinity Episcopal Parish and marked for 'Gillian’s Welcome'.
We will very soon be offering you the opportunity to purchase new prayer books for Holy Trinity. Details regarding the form and online payment are being finalized. These may be dedicated in memory of someone or in honor of friends or loved ones, much like we do for holiday flower and music dedications.
The April-May issue of Tempo is now available. Click here to access. Submissions for the June-July issue are due May 15.
The HT Archives team is preparing a 20th Anniversary recognition display board(s) for Holy Trinity's Mission Trips to the Gulf Coast in 2006 and 2007. But, we need more photographs. If you have applicable photos, contact Jim Reed (864-646-6802, email: jrpsm@bellsouth.net) or Ann Russell (864-419-1107, email: annier@nctv.com). We can copy your photos, and return them if you wish.
2026 Clemson Summer Concert Series Parking: Spaces are still available! Contact Evyone if you wish to reserve a spot.
IN THE COMMUNITY
The third annual “Unity in All Communities” festival will be Saturday, April 18th from 1:30 to 6:30 pm at Abel Baptist Church in Clemson. It is fun for the whole family, featuring game booths, activities for children and adults, blood pressure screening and lots of picnic-style food with desserts. More information is featured in the current issue of Tempo.
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