HOLY WEEK CONTINUES
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Friday, April 3 at 12:00pm Good Friday Liturgy
Join us for a service of readings, prayers and reflection.
Friday, April 3 at 7:00pm Good Friday Stations of the Cross
Join us to walk the Stations on our first floor for an immersive experience and full choir.
Saturday, April 4 at 7:30pm Easter Vigil *at St. Andrew's Episcopal
Join our siblings at St. Andrew's (2770 W. Central Ave). Canon Audra Abt from our Diocese will be the preacher that evening. Father Robert Gahler and the folks from All Saints' will be joining as well.
Sunday, April 5 at 10am Let's celebrate the Risen Christ together! Be prepared for the sound of bells and amazing music.
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EASTER SUNDAY DECORATING |
Help Us Bloom! Join us Saturday, April 4 at 10am as we transform the sanctuary into a beautiful celebration of Easter! We'll be arranging potted flowers, raising banners, moving chairs and bringing the joy of Easter to life. No experience needed - just your helping hands and beautiful spirit. Any questions, reach out to Heather Meyer at heather@trinitytoledo.org
| CALLING ALL KIDDOS! |
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Do you love to sing? Perform? Stand there looking adorable while action happens around you? Join us on Easter Sunday for a super fun kids' choir moment during the service at Trinity. Think traditional Vacation Bible School musical whimsy and Easter children's charm. The song is short, sweet, and VERY EASY to learn. We will gather at 9:30 AM on Easter Sunday to confirm our cues for where to be and when during church service.
All are welcome. No talent required. The louder the better, but honestly the quieter the kids, the cuter the performance. Reach out to Rebecca Facey if you have any questions - Rebecca.Facey19@gmail.com and check out the link to preview the song. See you Sunday!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7OmW6PNPNI&list=RDi7OmW6PNPNI&start_radio=1
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| WEDNESDAY PRAYER IN CHAPEL |
Mark Calendars - Noon Day Prayer Service will be on hiatus April 8 and will return to regular schedule on April 15.
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PRIDE MEETING
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| BOOK CLUB |
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Toni Morrison's Song of Solomon is a 1977 coming-of-age masterpiece following Macon "Milkman" Dead III, a privileged but detached young black man in the Midwest, on a journey of self-discovery. As he explores his family's roots, he uncovers a complex history of love, flight, and generational trauma, transforming his understanding of identity, community and heritage. (Good Reads) Join Trinity's lively group for April's Book Club on Sunday, April 12 at 6:30pm via zoom. https://www.signupgenius.com/go/ZoomBookClub#/
| VOTER EDUCATION FORUM |
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April 16 at 7pm - Trinity and the League of Women Voters are hosting a forum around the Secretary of State’s role in Ohio, where Bryan Hambley and State Rep. Allison Russo will be participating. Questions, thoughts? Email george@trinitytoledo.org
| EGGY AWARDS
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| TRINITY FAMILIES - NEXT OUTING |
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| BIRD IS THE WORD! |
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Join Bruce and the Rev. Meribah Mansfield for birding the spring migration on Saturday, May 2, 2026, 9:00 am until 12:00 noon; you can leave whenever you want. Set your driving app for Magee Marsh Wildlife Refuge Area, 13229 W. State Route 2, Oak Harbor, OH 43449. We'll meet at 9:00 am at the West (far) end of the Magee Marsh parking lot, on the deck next to the entrance. We'll walk the boardwalk together (it is wheelchair accessible). Bring binoculars if you have them (we will bring a couple of extra pairs) and a camera if you wish. A hat, sunscreen, water and insect repellent are always advisable on an outdoor adventure. Bring family and friends! Sign up by clicking here and mark your calendars.
| PRIDE HELP! |
‘We need your help! Trinity is planning a float for the Old West End Parade on Saturday, June 6. Do you or someone you know have access to a truck and trailer, or either a truck that can haul or trailer separately? Please reach out to Lexi Haas at 419.276.5553 or Lexi.haas@yahoo.com by April 12 if you can help out with this need so we can plan for our float of ‘Trinity on Wheels!’’
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Sun. April 26 after worship - Following worship on April 26, you are invited to a special tour (the piece de resistance!) of our historic nave. Our sacred space has been a beacon of faith and beauty since its dedication in 1863. We will explore the artistry, symbolism, multiple renovations, stained glass windows and stories. If any of our parishioners have stories or experience around the most recent renovation 25 years ago, Heather would love to hear from you as she prepares! heather@trinitytoledo.org
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TRINITY'S PRAYER LIST |
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Trinity continues to have an active prayer list. If you’d like prayers for yourself or for someone you know, you can request them by contacting the Trinity office (trinity@trinitytoledo.org or 419-243-1231). All prayer requests are shared only with a small intercessory prayer group who, along with parish clergy, offer recurring prayers for each request. When a request is received, it remains on the prayer list for four weeks before it’s taken off. Requests can always be renewed or submitted again; having an “expiration date” simply prevents the list from overflowing with prayer requests that are out of date.
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TRINITY@HOME LIVE-STREAM |
Trinity@Home is now a live-stream of Trinity’s 10:00 am in-person service with an interactive chat.
www.trinitytoledo.org/live
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ACT - Chapel Groans - April Foolishness - Get ready for round two of Toledo’s first-ever improv festival. Actors Collaborative Toledo (ACT), in partnership with local improv troupe Smellybutton, is proud to present Chapel Groans – April Foolishness, the spring follow-up to last fall’s inaugural festival. April 17-19 in Trinity's Chapel. $10 per night or $25 for a festival pass (all three performances). Seating is limited; advance reservations are recommended. Tickets are available at https://act419.booktix.com/
Yoga-Sound Bath Immersion Saturday, April 25, 11:30 am - 1 pm
Join us for a special healing yoga session and sound bath immersion to honor the season of spring! Jenn McCullough will lead the group in a soothing Hatha yoga practice, acknowledging the aspects of renewal, inertia, light, growth, and excitement! Rebecca Black will use Solfeggio tuning forks and therapeutic crystal bowls during an extensive Shavasana experience. $35 pre-registration is strongly encouraged. Register HERE.
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