Join us for a facilitated labyrinth walk on Wednesday, Mar. 30, and May 18 at 7:30 p.m. Led by Sue Mueller and Karen Peterson. Both trained facilitators and members of St. Barnabas in Bay Village, Sue and Karen will offer instruction and then allow guests to walk and experience the labyrinth. Free. If you wish, join us before the walk for Choral Evensong at 6 p.m. followed by community supper ($5 donation) at 7 p.m.
We have embarked on a journey to prepare for the celebration of our third century. In addition to making plans to mark Trinity’s Bicentennial, conversations about launching a capital campaign have begun. With a spirit of hope and expectation, our combined efforts will enable Trinity Cathedral to flourish for generations to come. Preparation for a proposed capital campaign requires the refinement of what combination of projects meets the needs of Trinity’s faith community. Through a Discernment process grounded in prayer, input from everyone is welcomed and is essential to the development of a common understanding of why a capital campaign…
What is Lent Madness? It’s a fun, engaging way for everyone to learn about the men and women who are included in the Church’s Calendar of Saints, during the season of Lent (this year, beginning Wednesday, March 1). Here’s the format: 32 “saints” are placed into a tournament-like single elimination bracket. Biographical information about each of the saints is shared and people vote for their favorite saints, on the Lent Madness website or using Facebook or Twitter. Things get more interesting in subsequent rounds— we find out a little more about the semifinal and final contenders– and ultimately one saint earns the coveted Golden Halo.
CLEVELAND – Trinity Cathedral clergy and members will be among the thousands of people joining
