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As of May 1, Gayle Glanville joined the staff of Trinity Cathedral as Director of Stewardship & Development.
Gayle brings to the Cathedral nearly two decades of experience in fundraising and development, primarily in the academic setting, including long-term roles at Ohio State and the College of Wooster. [Read more...]
This month, we are launching a new congregational care ministry called Trinity Neighbors. Trinity’s congregation is large and geographically spread-out, but there are clusters of members in many communities. Trinity Neighbors are congregation members who live in your neighborhood, who will help keep the other nearby members in touch with each other, and with the Cathedral. [Read more...]
Submitted by Patricia Roberts, Senior Warden
The Cathedral held its annual meeting on May 5th. The business put forth before the congregation included elections to both Cathedral Council and Vestry. Re-elected to Vestry were Melody Hart, Allison Hauserman and Amy-Ryder Wentz. Jim Burger was elected to his first vestry term. Charlotte Nichols was re-elected to Cathedral Council; newly elected Council members are Lawrence Edem, Andrea McCreary and Karla Rivers. Jon Benedict and Sally Winter were elected to the Nominating Committee. Jane Freeman was elected delegate to Diocesan Convention, and Debbie Hunter will serve as her alternate. [Read more...]
Children and youth (grades 3-12) are invited to find out more about Camp Cedar Hills, a residential summer camp owned by the Diocese of Ohio, located in Lake County, about 35 minutes from downtown Cleveland. One-week camps are offered, blending recreational and educational activities; four mini camps (3 days) [Read more...]
St. John’s Episcopal Church in Ohio City wants to start the spring season off right with a beautiful garden but needs help. If you have any old garden tools, potting soil, pots, etc. please contact Alex Barton (abarton@dohio.org).
Trinity is seeking the names of high school and college graduates in our congregation, to recognize on Sunday, June 9. Please forward graduates’ names and their institutions to Ginger Bitikofer (gbitikofer@dohio.org or 216-774-0407).
Trinity’s Urban Service Corps interns will hold a craft and bake sale in the Promenade, this Sunday, May 12, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Pick up last-minute Mother’s Day items and support our Urban Service Corps program.
On May 12 Trinity will once again participate in The Episcopal Church’s United Thank Offering (UTO) campaign. There will be an information table in the Promenade on Sundays. Bring your blue box or envelope with you to church on Sunday, May 12 and place it in the offering plate. [Read more...]
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undraisers have brought the youth two thirds of the way to their goal of $3,850, the cost to send 12 youth and 2 adults on the July mission trip to Franklin, Pa. where they will work with Mustard Seed Ministries to repair homes for impoverished members of the community. If you are interested in helping to sponsor a youth’s experience, please stop by our “Sponsor a Youth” table in the promenade on May 26 or June 9 or contact Rev. Sahra Harding. All sponsors will receive pictures and personal reflections from a youth on the trip.
The Flower Guild will be planting the remaining Easter flowers (white lilies and hydrangeas) in the Trinity courtyard garden on Saturday, April 27 at 10:30 a.m. Anyone who would like to help is invited. Please bring work gloves and a hand trowel if possible.
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