Ministry to the World

A Place at the Table
Each Sunday this ministry provides opportunities for Trinity members, and members of other area congregations, to be in community with our homeless brothers and sisters. Every week, cooks and servers offer more than 200 people a light breakfast and hot lunch. Volunteers also offer a voluntary Bible study, one-on-one hospitality, social service programming, and HeARTspace, a program that presents a variety of art activities. Learn more.

Career Management Group
This program provides professional assistance in career assessment and job search methods. This service is for those in the Trinity community and in the Diocese of Ohio who do not have access to traditional outplacement services, or whose service with an outplacement organization has ended.

Community Garden
Trinity Community Garden at E. 36 and Cedar continues to grow, harvesting hundreds of pounds each week during the season for meals served at A Place at the Table and flowers for the Trinity altar arrangements. Learn more.

Episcopal Community Services Foundations
ECSF is a foundation of the Diocese of Ohio that annually makes grants to social service programs and activities provided by or closely associated with the parishes of our diocese. Volunteers are needed to conduct and coordinate with ECSF the annual fundraising campaign.

Marion Sterling School Project
Trinity supports our local grade school as an active participant in the Marion Sterling Community Partnership (with St. Peter's Church and St. Vincent Charity Hospital). Volunteers are needed to tutor students and coordinate Trinity's annual collections of school supplies, clothing, hygiene items and holiday food.

Music and Performing Arts at Trinity Cathedral
M&PA is a multi-disciplinary community arts organization that produces a free Wednesday Brownbag Concert Series, in addition to creating collaborative arts programs, Medieval Feasts, and residencies throughout the community. Each season, M&PA produces or presents over 40 events in the areas of music, dance literature, theatre, and the visual arts. There are numerous volunteer opportunities, ranging from ushering at concerts, cooking and serving food, behind the scenes work and participating in many exciting programs.

Sacred Path Books & Art
The diocesan bookstore seeks in-store sales volunteers. Duties include using a cash register, selling merchandise and helping with inventory. Desired qualifications: basic computer skills, ability to handle money, good with customers and a love of books. Training will be provided.

Ten Thousand Villages
This unique store sells fairly-traded handicrafts of Third World artisans, providing fair income to the unemployed and underemployed. Volunteers are needed to run the cash register, stock merchandise, and assist customers.

United Thank Offering
Sponsored by the Episcopal Church Women, the United Thank Offering supports Episcopal and Anglican mission and ministry throughout the world. Volunteers are needed to help publicize and coordinate the semi-annual offerings.