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Recognition of Choir and Godly Play Participants: On Sunday, June 4th we will be recognizing Arlene Wetzel and all the choir members for their faithful service during this past year. We will also recognize everyone who has participated in the Godly Play program. June 4th will be the last day of Sunday School and the last day to enjoy our choir until fall. Sunday is also Pentecost, so don’t forget to wear red.Following the service, the Episcopal Church Men will be serving their now famous “gourmet” hot dogs and ice cream in Trinity Hall. Eric Lawson is in need of help from the men to coordinate this event, so please give him a call at 485-5050 if you can help.
Opportunity for Baptism: This Sunday, June 11th (Pentecost) is our next opportunity for Baptism. If you or anyone you know is interested in receiving Holy Baptism, please contact Father Hunter at 422-3362 as soon as possible.
Presidential Scholar Award:
Also, John Northrup, Charlotte Dauphin and Dianne Johnson will all be graduating in the top 5% of their graduating classes !! Also graduating this year from PHS will be Tiffany Orem, daughter of Everette Orem and Denise Orem. Congratulations go out to all our graduates and their many accomplishments !
Shepherds and Bread Ministry to Meet: On Sunday, June 4th following the 10:30 a.m. service, there will be a SHORT meeting of the Shepherds committee and the “Bread Ministry” providers. The meeting will be in the conference room.
Finance Committee: The next meeting of the Finance Committee will be Wednesday, June 14th at 5 p.m. in the conference room.
ECW Spring Luncheon:
The P.S. Project provides a support meeting for clients to meet and talk, activities to
participate in, temporary housing, and referral to community resources. The P.S. Project house
is located at 1517 19th Street. Jackie is the Executive Director and also the ONLY employee.
Everything that needs to be done at the P.S. Project House is being done by Jackie. Although the
clients that live at the Finally, many thank-you’s need to go out to everyone who helped coordinate and serve at the luncheon, especially Diana for contributing her home. Thanks to Barbara Bailey for the flowers, Emily Grayson for the invitations, Susie Fitcher, Charlotte and Bill Bee, Linda Brantner, Becky Johnson, Paula Sellers, Carol Ralsten, Lucy Hill, Beth West, Tina Hunter, Pat Fritch and Betsy Curry for contributing their help to the luncheon. And also to the anonymous donor of the beverages and the mint truffles.
Book Marking: Do you have an hour or two on Tuesdays or Wednesdays? Book marking is a pleasant, easy and productive way to spend time. If summer finds you less pressured, come then. If you have more freedom in the fall, the Bookworms will look for you in September. Book marking starts on Tuesday, June 6th at 10:00 am. Please come if you can !!
ECM to Present Alpha Course The newly formed Episcopal Church Men of Trinity will be joining together to sponsor an Alpha Course for our parish. Alpha is a practical introduction to the Christian faith, giving an opportunity for both Trinity parishioners to review and strengthen our commitment to Christ, and for searchers to explore Christianity. Since 1992, the course has touched the lives and souls of over one million people in 62 countries. Another million are expected to complete the course by the end of this year. It has received the blessing of the Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey, who sees it as a most effective evangelistic outreach.Its message is simple, yet timeless. Jesus Christ was the greatest person is all history. He came to earth as the Son of God in order to give us new life. We can join with him by asking him into our lives and hearts, and in so doing be changed. There is no emotional hard sell, no tugging of heartstrings or browbeating. Relevant life issues are discussed from a Christian perspective. Expect it to be thought provoking, and extremely rewarding. All of Trinity are invited to join in the sharing of this program. Talk with Eric Lawson, Father Hunter, or James Wright if you would like to volunteer or have questions.
Men’s Group Survey’s : Don’t forget to fill out the survey regarding the ECM and bring them in to church. There is a basket in the Memorial Room designated for the surveys. If you are not going to be at the church in the next couple of weeks, mail them to the church at 430 Juliana Street, Parkersburg, WV 26101.
Supper Club: The next Supper Club will be Friday, June 16th at 6:30 p.m. at the home of Craig and Betsy Curry. Please call Betsy at 422-0466 by Wednesday, June 14th to let her know if you are coming and what type of dish you will be bringing. Barbeque sandwiches and drinks will be provided, if you have a favorite beverage you are welcome to bring it. The directions to the Curry’s are as follows: Take 7th Street to Route 50 East, go 1 mile past I-77 and turn Left onto Red Hill Road, go approximately 1/4 of a mile and turn left onto Winding Road. Follow Winding Road for 2 1/2 miles. The Curry’s driveway is on the left, there is a black mailbox at the bottom of the driveway with the number 458 on it. Turn up driveway and park wherever available. As you are coming out Winding Road please stay on Winding Road, DO NOT turn up Winding Heights Road or turn up Spider Ridge Road. Stay on Winding Road, going past Winding Road Kennel. The Curry driveway will be marked and is approximately 1/2 mile past the Kennel. Hope to see lots of folks there. This will be the last Supper Club event until fall.
Attention Altar Guild: The Sacristy is missing several pieces of linen. If anyone has any items, lavabo towels, purificators etc., please return them to the Sacristy as soon as possible. Susie Fitcher is wanting to take an inventory of all the linens so that items that might be needed can be purchased. As linens are quite expensive, it is best to do as accurate an inventory as possible. Many thanks for your cooperation.
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 Nortrup, Donna Tyo, Mazie and Gene Smith, Maggie Crofton, Gladys Fitcher, Julia Batten, Mary Glen Rice, Julia and Shirley Davis, Sarah Jane Yates, Gene and Periene Oeland, Ann Johnson, Corrine Aymar, Don Northrup, Walter Kafka, Justine Eby, Harriett DeHoff, Fred, Woody and Gloria Thacker, Edward Aymar, George Cleary, David and Jane Couch, Jane Gibbons, Mike Davis, Sandy McKinley, Sherry Evans, Paula Goody, Shirley Lawrence-Berrey, Bob Reindle, Lori Widmeyer, Bill Mutters, Betty Fitcher Raby, Virginia Stealey, Jean and Terry Cummings, Norman, Laura Lynn Roth, W. Randolph Purdy, Sherry Echard, Doris Robert, Dorothy Wulfers, Art Bennett Sr., Joe Ellison, Karen Feliciangeli.
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John
Northrup, son of Frank and Dorsey, has been named as one of West Virginia’s two Presidential
Scholars. This is the highest honor the nation can bestow upon a graduating high school senior.
John will be a guest of the U.S. Department of Education and the White House Commission of
Presidential Scholars on June 27-July 2 in Washington, D.C. Scholars will participate in
receptions, panel discussions, leadership/team building activities, a program at the Kennedy
Center for the Performing Arts, a dinner cruise, and a Presidential Scholars Medallion Ceremony.
Our many congratulations go with you, John !!!!!
On
Saturday, May 20th, the ECW held their Spring Luncheon at the home of Diana Everett Ruley.
Although the weather was a little inclement, everyone enjoyed the luncheon. Holy Eucharist was
followed by a short meeting. The guest speaker for the luncheon followed the meeting and was
Jackie Scott who runs the P.S. Project on 19th Street here in Parkersburg. P.S. Project stands
for Peer Support and is a non-profit organization that was formed to help mental health clients
with their needs in the community through a support group and a transitional/supportive housing
program.
P.S. House
are responsible for helping to take care of the house and their rooms, there are many, many
tasks that Jackie is responsible for doing, (and this doesn’t include taking care of herself
and two children). If anyone is interested in volunteering any amount of time, large or small,
to the P.S. Project Jackie will meet you with open arms. The types of activities you can
volunteer to help out with are: shopping, minor repair work, help with misc. paper work, help
coordinating activities, teaching crafts, playing games or just coming by the house to chat with
some of the clients. If you are interested in helping the P.S. Project out in any way, contact
Jackie Scott at 485-8831.
PRAYER:
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