The Season of Lent will begin with Ash Wednesday, February 22nd.
There will be two opportunities for Imposition of Ashes that day.
At NOON, Father Brad and Father Ed Murphy will be curbside in front of the church to impose ashes and lead you in a short liturgy. You stay in your car; allow 10 minutes or so. How convenient is that?!
If you prefer an indoor traditional experience, there will be a worship service at St. Paul’s, Waterloo at 7:00pm.
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Trinity is a welcoming faith community committed to trusting in
God. We offer a spiritual home that is safe, uplifting and
inclusive. Moving beyond our doors, we strive to seek Christ in
one another and our ever-changing world.
We welcome you to join us each Sunday at 9:30am.
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Rumor has it that the Three Kings will make a stop at Trinity Church on Sunday, January 5. They’ll be in luck because we’ll be having a baptism that morning. It will be fun to connect their journey to see the Christ child with the family’s beginning journey with their son. All visitors are welcome any Sunday at 9:30am.
The Rev. J. Brad Benson recently retired after serving over thirteen years as rector of St. Thomas Episcopal Church in Bath, NY (Diocese of Rochester). No stranger to our diocese, he spent twenty-three years on the staff of Syracuse University prior to his ordination, and was an active member of Grace Episcopal Church and St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Syracuse. Benson comes to Trinity with substantial experience in outreach and community building, liturgical leadership of all kinds, stewardship development, communications, capital campaign direction, and interim ministry. He is married to Dr. Carl Johengen, director of the Sanctuary Choir at Asbury First United Methodist Church in Rochester, and the two reside in Seneca Falls.
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