Events

To raise funds for the next class of Urban Service Corps interns, Trinity’s current ESC interns are hosting two events this summer at their house in the Gordon Square-Detroit Shoreway area. [Read more...]

Everyone in the Diocese of Ohio is invited to a diocesan-wide picnic in Wakeman, Ohio, on Saturday, June 30.

Share food, fellowship, music, swimming, volleyball, basketball, and more with your fellow Episcopalians from the Diocese of Ohio. The main course will be provided; each individual, or group, is encouraged to bring a side dish to share. [Read more...]

Legislation to end the death penalty has been introduced in both the Ohio House and Senate. In addition, a study of Ohio’s death penalty is underway by the Ohio Supreme Court.

Faith communities across Ohio are speaking out strongly against the death penalty. Last month, more than 230 Ohio faith leaders called on Governor Kasich to show mercy to Mark Wiles, who was executed despite an overwhelming show of support for clemency. [Read more...]

Tracey Lind and Emily Ingalls invite you to their lakeside home in Euclid this summer. We hope you will join one of these gatherings. Please choose the group with whom you feel the most affinity. This is a great way to get to know members and newcomers at Trinity Cathedral. [Read more...]

If equality for all is important to you, join Trinity’s GLBT and allies who will be marching in the Cleveland Pride parade on Saturday, June 23 at noon. Sign up to participate in the parade or to help with Trinity’s booth at the festival, at the Pride table in the promenade. For more information, contact Carl Stehman or Ginger Bitikofer, 216-774-0407, gbitikofer@dohio.org.

Fifth graders from Trinity’s neighboring K-8 elementary school, Marion-Sterling achieved “gold” status during the May 6 semi-finals of the Annual Colors of the Rainbow Ballroom Dancing competitions as part of the Dancing Classrooms program. They now advance to the finals on Saturday, May 19, 4 p.m. at the Ohio Theatre in Playhouse Square. Admission is free. “These children need your enthusiastic support,” says Trinity member David Cratty. “Your presence will go a long way in affirming their hard work, good behavior and talent. Plus it is a lot of fun that will put joy in your heart!”

Photo courtesy of The Lake View Cemetery.

Trinity members Martha and Wayne Bifano will lead a one-hour presentation at Lake View Cemetery’s Wade Memorial Chapel on June 9 at 2 p.m. The chapel is dedicated to the memory of Jeptha Homer Wade, founder of The Western Union Telegraph Company. [Read more...]

Individuals who are new to Trinity are welcome to a brunch on Sunday, May 6 at 12:45 p.m. Share a meal with clergy, staff and congregational leaders. Bring your family or a friend. RSVP to Ginger Bitikofer, 216-774-0407.

Fifth graders from Trinity’s neighboring K-8 elementary school, Marion-Sterling have been busy rehearsing for the Annual Colors of the Rainbow Ballroom Dancing competitions as part of the Dancing Classrooms program. Now is the time to come out and support their efforts. The semi-finals are Sunday, May 6, 4 p.m. at Tri-C auditorium (just off 271 at 30th street – easy, free parking in the building). Teams achieving “gold status” move up to the finals on Saturday, May 19, 4 p.m. at the Ohio Theatre in Playhouse Square. [Read more...]

The Trinity Book Club is reading Dog On It: A Chet and Bernie Mystery by Spencer Quinn for the May 17 meeting (5 p.m.). This book begins the detective adventures of Chet and Bernie. Chet is the narrator and is Bernie’s almost-graduated-K9 dog (he flunked out on the last day of K9 school and can’t remember the details, but there was blood involved). Chet’s enthusiasm is infectious and his perspective is unique. This is a fun read.

For the June 21 meeting (5 p.m.), The Sense of an Ending by Julian Barnes is the club’s pick. [Read more...]