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8 a.m. Holy Eucharist Rite I
9:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist Rite II (Onsite and online via Facebook, YouTube, and Vimeo)
12 p.m. Folk Mass
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Sunday adult formation (10:45 a.m.) wraps up its Lenten topics today. In the Lounge you can explore series produced by Yale Divinity School professor Maggi Dawn. In the Library, join the Peace & Justice Ministry Group to hear guest speakers discussing racial reconciliation topics. Also during the 10:45 hour: Youth group will meet on the front lawn for outdoor service projects; children’s Sunday School happens in the upstairs classrooms. Newcomers are encouraged to attend!
Plan to make your donations and dedications for Easter flowers and special music this Sunday! Look for the info flyers in the Nave, near the Bell Tower, and on the Welcome Table in the Parish Hall.
Registration deadline for Parish Retreat is Sunday!
The registration deadline for the 2023 Parish Retreat is Sunday! Come create new bonds with your church family, make friends, pray, play, and worship at Riverbend Retreat Center in Glen Rose, Texas (about an hour away from Fort Worth) on April 14-16. Don't let costs prevent you from going to the Retreat. Full and partial scholarships are available. Please let us know what you need when you complete the online registration form.
The journey through Lent into Easter is a journey with Jesus. We are baptized into his life, self-giving, and death; then, we rise in hope to life transformed. Join us on Wednesday nights. We’ll come together to reflect anew on the loving actions of God as recounted in the Easter Vigil readings. Father Robert will guide us in discussion. The evening begins at 5:30 p.m. with prayer. Click here for full details.
Save the date: Lynching Pilgrimage Tour
On April 1 from 1 to 3 p.m., we’ll join with others around Tarrant County as we visit sites associated with the lynching of Mr. Fred Rouse on Dec. 11, 1921. At each site, we will hear his story and pray for him and the 4,500+ other victims of racial lynchings in this country. The tour starts at 1012 N. Main St. and a bus will take us to each site.
Break out your paint brushes for a good cause
Fort Worth's Cowtown Brush-Up is on again! Team up with Trinity Church parishioners, the City of Fort Worth and Habitat for Humanity on April 1 to paint the home of a deserving owner! 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Can you help us paint? Please sign up here. For more information, contact Scott Nishimura of Trinity Reaching Out (snishimura1@att.net, 817-913-8671 cell).
Mark your calendars with Holy Week and Easter worship dates/times
The next Senior Lunch is scheduled for noon on Thursday, April 13 at Ol' South Pancake House (1509 S. University Dr., Fort Worth). Email Tom Wilson by April 10 to reserve a seat at the table: twwbjw4874@att.net
Bluegrass Mass on the Grass happens April 23
Bluegrass Mass on the Grass: Sunday, April 23 at noon! You're invited to a fun and festive outdoor worship experience. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets. Enjoy special guest musicians playing your favorite Gospel and Bluegrass hymns.
Celebrate Women's History Month with Trinity's Peace and Justice Ministry Group
During Women’s History Month this March, Trinity's Peace & Justice Ministry group will offer glimpses of some of the women who have been important in church history. Today we remember Evelyn Underhill, who taught that mysticism was available to us all. Click here to read the entry about her in A Great Cloud of Witnesses and Lesser Feasts and Fasts.
Bless!
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