Please mark your calendar for the Annual Meeting at the Stewpot: January 15, 2019 at 5:30 p.m. at the Stewpot If you have not been to the Stewpot in a while, we’d love to have you come take a look! All are welcome!

Also, save the date for Empty Bowls: February 17, 2019. Tickets are available for $25 at Natchez Coffee Co. on Franklin St.

All are welcome to meet in the parish hall after Wednesday evening healing service to be part of a conversation about how we at Trinity Church can more fully live into our calling as Christians by becoming more inviting to our community, more welcoming to those who venture through our doors, and better able to connect newcomers into the life and mission of our parish. A light supper will be provided at 6:15, followed by the workshop session.

The tool we will be using for this conversation with be Mary Foster Parmer’s Invite Welcome Connec t book, and it will be available for purchase in the parish office (and also at online sources). For more information, Contact Ann O’Bryant at the church. Purchase and reading of this book is not required to participate in the series on Wednesday night.

The Moving Past Go! workshop series led by the Trinity Evangelism Committee will be held January 9 ^th through February 13 ^th . The topics for each week in January are as follows:

For more information, contact Kathleen Bond. 

Registration is now open for the fourth Invite Welcome Connect Summit, held once again on the beautiful campus of the University of the South  in Sewanee, Tennessee! Join us June 12–14, 2019 as newcomers and seasoned practitioners from around the world come together to work, share ideas, and learn more about this powerful ministry.

In addition to plenary talks and presentations, there will be workshops introducing first-timers to Invite Welcome Connect, and workshops for more experienced practitioners who want to further explore the theological truths and practicalities of each aspect of this ministry: Invite, Welcome, and Connect.

Information on preachers, plenary speakers, workshops, and workshop leaders will be posted in the New Year, but in the meantime registration is now open!

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Sunday, at 8:45 a.m. join us for another installment of the Gospel in Glass Sunday School Class!

Full-color notecards featuring Trinity Episcopal Church are available for sale in the church office. This ECW project helps promote the church as well as Trinity’s Bicentennial Celebration in 2022. Cards and envelopes come five to a pack @ $10. They make great gifts and are useful for any sort of correspondence. Art work on the cards is by Will Smith Jr. of Natchez and New Orleans.

The monthly birthday celebration will take place Friday, January 25th at 3 p.m. at the Adams County Nursing Home. The celebration only takes about an hour and is an incredibly rewarding experience. If you are unable to donate your time please consider making a monetary donation. Checks can be made out to Trinity Church earmarked for Santas for Seniors and turned into the church office or Melinda Ballard. Volunteers are always welcome and appreciated!