Dear Friends,
The last two weeks at Trinity have been so wonderful and full that I can barely keep up with telling you about it!
On Sunday, September 6th, after our Feast of Creation in the morning, we celebrated the marriage one of our Junior Wardens, Dan Cordeiro, and his partner Daniel Ludlam. It was a joyful and sacred occasion. The following day, 40 of us gathered on Third Beach for a Trinity Family Beach Dinner. We ended the evening around the fire, and I captured the photo you see here - a few of our church children with their heads together in front of the fire, searching for constellations in the night sky.
The next morning we welcomed 30 Salve students for their annual Day of Service. They helped us trim hedges and scrub the white fence that surrounds our property, and their infectious energy graced our property.
On Monday this week a large crowd attended "Monday with Munday", and listened to architect Ross Cann tell us about Richard Munday and his work building Trinity Church. And the following evening the Trinity book group welcomed author Kay Enokido to talk about her book "Phantom Paradise".
This Sunday we will hear passages of scripture that remind us of God's generosity, even when we can't always see it or believe it in our own lives. I can't help but pause and be so, so grateful for the tremendous life we have in our church right now. I know there are chapters in our individual or communal lives where it is harder to see that abundance, so I don't want to miss marveling at it in this moment.
More life at Trinity awaits this Sunday! We will celebrate our Homecoming Sunday with the return of the choir and the start of our Sunday School program. After church we will have a cookout together and enjoy special musical guests to accompany us to lunch. If you haven't already, please sign up to bring something to share for our meal. The main course will be provided by the vestry!
Remember to leave extra time for parking this Sunday. It's a busy weekend in Newport, we church is going to be way more exciting than the Boat Show!
Thank you for all of the ways you share your lives with us. Our church is better for it.
Best,
Meaghan
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