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It is with great joy that Trinity Episcopal Church announces a new music series designed to make the highest caliber and variety of music available and accessible to all in the greater Parkersburg community.  Beginning in September [September 26 to be exact] Trinity Church will start the inaugural season of the St. Cecilia Music Series.  This series will consist of 4 to 8 offerings each year, and the goals will be to offer great music of varied styles.

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Lenten/Habitat Calendar

Standing Committee Bulletins

 

The next meeting of the Mid-Ohio Valley Deanery will be Sunday, February 27th, at Grace Episcopal Church in St. Mary’s at 2:30 P.M. Everyone is invited and encouraged to attend these meetings, as they are part of the search process for the new Bishop of West Virginia. The meeting will be led for the most part by the Search Committee. Your input is encouraged and expected, so if you would like an opportunity to be heard in regards to what you feel we should be looking for in our next Bishop, this is your opportunity.

Also, there are several elective offices and appointed offices available in the Diocese. The Elective positions available are: Standing Committee (4 year term), 1 Clergy and 1 lay person to be elected; Constitution and Canons Committee (3 year term), 1 Clergy and 1 lay person to be elected; Ecclesiastical Court (1 year term), 3 Clergy and 2 lay persons to be elected; Sandscrest Foundation (3 year term), 3 persons to be elected; Trustee of the Diocese (3 year term), 1 person to be elected, nomination to be by Standing Committee from suggestions. If you or anyone you know would be interested in one of these positions, your nomination can be submitted at the Deanery meeting or to the Diocesan House no later than March 15th. Nominations for elective offices should include a brief biography and other information which will be helpful to delegates in the elective process.

There are many Bishop-appointed positions available as well. Most positions are for a 3 year term, but several have 1 year term opportunities as well. Space doesn’t allow for them all to be listed here, but please contact the church office at 422-3362 for more information, or contact Debbie Short at Diocesan House at 304-344-3597 for more information.

 

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Dear Sisters & Brothers in Christ,

Leadership in the life of the parish is crucial. The Holy Spirit is always present and willing to lead and guide. But the Holy Spirit does that through the hearts, minds and hands of people who are willing to offer themselves to and for the Spirit’s use. In answer to the Spirit’s calling, Jennifer Currey and Jim Full have given themselves to the leadership and work of Senior and Junior Warden, respectively. I pray that you are as excited about this as I am. They are gifted and talented people and their energy and enthusiasm are contagious — so be prepared to catch it.

Additionally, the members of the vestry have recently met in retreat and are working very intentionally to grow the leadership core larger and larger in the parish. We have been focusing on Romans 12 and 1 Corinthians 12 as part of the source of our biblical and theological understanding“ for this. I encourage you to spend some time reading and praying these scriptures. By so doing, you will help us, and you become more and more aware of your own giftedness and importance in this community of faith.

Changing directions ….

I have just received the news that the Rev’d Andy Gerns’ mother, Frances, departed this life in faith and love on February 18th. I ask that you hold Fr. Gerns (former rector of Trinity Church) and the family in your prayers during this tender and holy time. Memorials can be made to St. James Episcopal Church, 1018 Farmington Ave., West Hartford, CT, 06107.

 

Blessings & peace,

Scott+

Mid-Ohio Valley Celebration 2000
Schedule of events

Don't forget to pray for your Operation Andrew list!  Pray daily for the success of the Crusade.

Christian Life and Witness Classes will help any Christian in their walk and witness for Christ. Attendance is open to all. Classes are Free. All classes will last 1 1/2 hours.

The following is a class schedule:

Day Date Time Class Class Location
Fri 2/25 9:00am Class 2 First Presbyterian Marietta
    7:00pm Class 2 Stout Memorial Methodist Parkersburg
Sat 2/26 9:00am Class 1&2 Broadway Church of the Nazarene Pkb
Mon 2/28 9:00am Class 3 First Methodist Parkersburg
    7:00pm Class 3 Porterfield Baptist Little Hocking
    7:00pm Video Classes 1&2 First Baptist Ravenswood
Tue 2/29 9:00am Class 3 First Presbyterian Marietta
    7:00pm Class 3 Stout Memorial United Methodist Pkb
Wed 3/01 7:00pm Class 3&4 First Lutheran Parkersburg
Thu 3/02 9:00am Class 4 First Methodist Parkersburg
    7:00pm Class 4 Porterfield Baptist Little Hocking
    7:00pm Video Classes 3&4 First Baptist Ravenswood
Fri 3/03 9:00am Class 4 First Presbyterian Parkersburg
    7:00pm Class 4 Stout Memorial Methodist Parkersburg
Sat 3/04 9:00am Class 3&4 Broadway Church of the Nazarene Pkb

If you would like to get in touch with the folks at the Mid-Ohio Valley Celebration 2000, you can email them at c2000@zzzip.net.  Very soon, they will have a web presence.  They have been waiting for promised information from the Billy Graham organization.

Funding: The Ralph Bell Crusade is organized as an independent, non-profit organization according to applicable state and local laws. The Executive Committee for the Crusade is responsible for the raising and management of all money for the Crusade. The Executive Committee is made up of qualified local people who have been carefully selected. At the close of the Crusade this committee will commission an independent audit of the crusade finances and make a report of the audit public.

The money for the crusade will be raised from local contributions. On Sunday, March 5th, the loose offering that is normally designated for Trinity’s Rector’s Discretionary Fund, will be collected and donated to the Crusade. Contributions can be made directly to the Crusade. Donations can be sent to:

Mid-Ohio Valley Celebration 2000
P.O. Box 473
Parkersburg, WV 26102-0473

Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper:

Trinity’s ECM (Episcopal Church Men) will be holding the Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper March 7th from 5:30 P.M. till 7:00 P.M. in Trinity Hall. We will need people to set up, to cook and serve and of course for clean-up. Everyone is invited to attend !! Michael Hadaway and Leigh Palmer will be attending (see below) and this will provide another opportunity for us to meet and get to know him and maybe to see if he can cook !!

Michael Hadaway to Visit and Opportunity for Baptism:

Our soon to be Priest Intern Michael Hadaway and his fiancé Leigh Palmer will be visiting at Trinity beginning March the 3rd. Michael will be preaching at services on Sunday March 5th. Michael and Leigh will also be with us for the Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper and Michael will be at all Ash Wednesday Services as well. Please come out to meet them and welcome them into their new church family. Michael will be ordained in June of this year and join us as our Priest Intern in July.

Sunday, March 5th will also be the next opportunity for Baptism at Trinity. The next opportunity won’t be until the Easter Vigil. If anyone is interested in receiving Holy Baptism, please contact Father Hunter at 422-3362 as soon as possible.

Fyne Junque Sale Date Correction !

This spring’s ECW Fyne Junque Sale was printed in last week’s Times as being May 20th. It is not May 20th . The correct date for the Fyne Junque Sale is Saturday May 13th. !!

Supper Club

This month’s Supper Club is to be held Friday, February 25th at the home of Emily Grayson. The evening will begin at 6:30 P.M. as usual. Beverages will be provided, but if you have a favorite please feel free to bring it with you. Please call Emily at 295-6980 as soon as possible if you are able to attend. Come share a fun evening with your Trinity family.

Take Sunday’s Off

The Sunday’s following Ash Wednesday and through Palm Sunday are Sundays in Lent and not Sundays of Lent, and from ancient times each of these Sundays has been intended to be a Sabbath from the rigors of the Lenten discipline. Provided that you keep a week-day Lenten discipline, you will need a Sabbath, a rest, and Sunday is it. Thus, you should endeavor to come to Church every Sunday in Lent as reward for your labors, encouragement in the effort, and preparation for the week ahead. You should keep that Sabbath as a holy day along with your fellow Lenten pilgrims: This is another essential aspect of the public nature of Lent. You will need help in your Lenten work, all the help you can get, and you will find it in Church on Sunday mornings.

——–The Rev. Peter J. Gomes
Plummer Professor of Christian Morals and Pusey Minister
The Memorial Church, Harvard University
as printed in the Anglican Digest

Ash Wednesday Services

Ash Wednesday Services will be held at 7:00 A.M., 12:10 P.M. and at 7:00 P.M. on Ash Wednesday, March 8th.

    
Prayer List

Please hold these people, events and circumstances in your daily prayers. Also, we encourage you to always say a prayer for those unknown persons who have no one to pray for them. By-the-way, please remember to renew prayer requests weekly.

Tom Patrick, Nellie Taylor, Alex Northrup, Donna Tyo, Mazie & Gene Smith, Maggie Crofton, Gladys Fitcher, Julia Batten, Dick Smith, Mary Glen Rice, Julia and Shirley Davis, Sarah Jane Yates, Selden Stone, Gene and Periene Oeland, Ann Johnson, Corrine Aymar, Don Northrup, Walter Kafka, Lexi Grant-Snider, Justine Eby, Marjo Hiehle, Noah and Levi Larimer, Harriett DeHoff, Fred, Gloria Thacker, Edward Aymar, George Cleary, Red and Evelyn Wood, David and Jane Couch, William Christian, Leon Valentine, Mark Brown, Jane Gibbons, Dixie Law, Mike Davis, Sandy McKinley, Betsy Smith, Walter Sowers, Roger Sellers, Sherry Evans, Carolyn Tedrow, Paula Goody, Joan Zook, Lori Garbesi, Jenny McKernan and Rod Ingraham.

  

Ministers for Sunday, February 27, 2000

Chalice Bearers:  Bill Douglas, Paul Miller, Eric Lawson, LaVerne Marshall (I)
Lectors:   Bill Douglas, Lee Fritch, Susie Fitcher
Ushers:  Forbes Hiehle, Jim Full, Hamp Fitcher, Lee Fritch
Acolytes: John Northrup, Maggie Northrup, Alex Dauphin
Coffee Hour: Elaine and Jim Dauphin


Proper for Epiphany VIII

Hosea 2:14-23, Psalm 103, 2 Corinthians 3:(4-11)17, 4:2, Mark 2:18-22


Altar Guild for February 24-March 3

Sat., Feb 26th: Tina Hunter, Michael Carter, Sunday: Between, Ellsmore Northrup, Clean-up: Betty Nicholson and Joyce Vincent, Tues., Feb 29th: Lynette Neilson, Wed. March 1st, Emily Grayson

 

Outreach Items of the Month

bulletPeanut butter
bulletCanned Vegetables

Please place in basket at the
back of the church

Godly Play Schedule:

Next week’s helpers for Godly Play are :

Storyteller:
  Betsy Curry
Greeter:
  Julie Gyongyosi
Aunt for 3-6 yr olds:
   Tina Hunter
Aunt for 7& up:
   Claudia Smith

If anyone is interested in helping with Godly Play, please contact Connie Waterman at 422-3362.

Altar Flowers Needed:

There are several openings for altar flowers to be given in memory of or in thanksgiving for family or friends if anyone is interested. This coming Sunday, February 27 is available! There are also other openings as well and a sign-up sheet will be available on the bulletin board in Trinity Hall. If anyone is interested please contact Linda Brantner as soon as possible at 863-5833, or send your check and notation wanted to her at Rt. 2 Box 221, Washington, WV 26181.

Palms Needed: Please start bringing in any palms you may have from last Palm Sunday. These will be burned by Father Hunter and the ashes used on Ash Wednesday. All palms need to be turned in by March 5th. 
 

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