Peace and Justice Ministries

Cross of Nails
The Community of the Cross of Nails (CCN) is an international network of individuals and institutions dedicated to a vision of reconciliation in the community, the nation, and the world. Grounding its work in prayer, study and reflection, CCN's members undertake projects that seek to address conflicts over race, religion, and sexual orientation.

Diocese of Ohio Death Penalty Task Force
In keeping with the Episcopal Church's position against the death penalty, Trinity members are actively involved in the Episcopal Diocese of Ohio's Death Penalty Task Force, which works through petitions, education forums and a letter-writing ministry.

Environmental Task Force
Join Trinity members striving to care for God's creation. To learn more, talk with Canon Kurt Wiesner at 216-774-0408 or email.

Episcopal Peace Fellowship
Trinity members belong to this diocesan-wide group that addresses issues of peace and justice in our community and the world. Our church is kept aware of these concerns through education, advocacy, workshops, and parish resource centers that carry relevant materials.

InterAct Cleveland
InterAct works to build an interreligious community through direct service, advocacy, and conversation. It provides opportunities for people of faith to identify and come together around issues of common concern, such as hunger, religious intolerance, justice, violence, and poverty.

Outreach, Peace and Justice Committee
This advisory committee helps to define the focus of Trinity's work in the community. The committee seeks ways to strengthen existing ministries and to create new ones. Educational and advocacy programs on issues of social justice are presented periodically. Volunteers are welcome to bring new ideas to the committee or support ongoing efforts.

Volunteer for Peace and Justice Ministry at Trinity
Will you strive for peace and justice among all people, and respect the dignity of every human being? Service for Holy Baptism, The Book of Common Prayer

Trinity's work for peace and justice needs volunteers--please consider committing your time and talent. To learn more about how you can help, please talk with Director of Community Programs Steve Loger at 216-774-0409 or email.