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Thanks be to Thee, Lord Jesus Christ, for all the benefits which Thou hast won for us, for all the pains and insults which Thou has born for us, O most merciful Redeemer, Friend, and Brother, may we know Thee more clearly, love Thee more dearly, and follow Thee more nearly.--Richard of Chichester
God Bless You and Happy Easter from the Clergy and Staff of Holy Trinity!
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We Believe in the Resurrection One of the most moving and powerful poems written by William B. Yeats was his "Easter 1916." Skeptical at first, Yeats had reluctantly come to recognize the transforming effect on Ireland of its "Easter Rebellion." Launched on Easter Monday, 1916—the timing no coincidence—by a "motley" crew of unlikely leaders, Yeats had come to appreciate the "the Rising" as the rebirth of the Irish nation. His refrain throughout the poem is, "All changed, changed utterly. A terrible beauty is born." I propose that Christians can say as much at every Easter if we really believe as the Orthodox say each Easter, "Christ is risen; He is risen indeed." But do we really believe it—this crowning event in the historical life of Jesus and God's ultimate seal upon him as Christ of our faith? For Easter is a lot to believe. That Jesus lived, died and then was raised up by God on our behalf (Rom 4;25); that bonded with Christ by Baptism, we too, are raised up and can "live in the newness of life" (Rom 6:4). It's a lot to believe that "the one who raised the Lord Jesus will raise us also" (2 Cor 4:14), that his resurrection has given us "the victory" over sin, that evil cannot finally triumph—why, know for sure that we will all die, but can we also trust that "in Christ, shall all be brought to life" again? (See 1 Cor 15:22).
WEEKLY CALENDAR Sunday, April 15 8:00am Holy Eucharist 9:00am Adult Education 10:00am Holy Eucharist 10:00am Holy Trinity Bookstore Open 5:15pm Holy Eucharist 6:00pm EYC Monday, April 16 9:30am Yoga, Musikgarten Room 5:15pm Holy Eucharist and Healing 5:15pm Yoga, Musikgarten Room Tuesday, April 17 7:00am HE and Women’s Breakfast 9:00am CDO, St. Francis 9:30am Yoga, Musikgarten Room 10:00am CDO Chapel, Nave 10:00am Holy Trinity Bookstore Open 11:30am Allison Cancer Support Grp. Parish Hall 7:00pm Cub Scouts, St. Francis Hall Wednesday, April 18 7:00am HE and Men’s Breakfast 8:00am Bible Study Fellowship, Nave & Ed. Wing 9:00am Musikgarten Class, (birth 15mos) 9:45am Musikgarten Class, (1-2 years) 10:00am Holy Trinity Bookstore Open 10:30am Musikgarten Class, (2-3 years) 11:15am Musikgarten Class, (3-5 years) 12noon Women's Bible Study, Parish Hall 12:45pm BSF Workshop, Room 1 4:15pm Study Time for Kids, Game Room 5:00pm Junior Choristers, Choir Room 5:30pm Supper, Parish Hall 6:00pm Bethel Bible Study, Room 1 6:00pm Kingdom Kids, Room 17 6:00pm Kids Plus, Game Room 6:00pm Girls of Grace, Room 9 6:00pm Boys’ Bible Study, Room 7 6:00pm EYC, Youth House 6:00pm Study of Hebrews, Room 2 6:00pm Scrapbooking, Parish Hall 7:30pm Adult Choristers, Choir Room Thursday, April 19 9:00am CDO, St. Francis 9:30am Yoga, Musikgarten Room 10:00am Holy Trinity Bookstore Open 11:00am Holy Eucharist and Healing 12noon Membership & Comm. Mtg, Room 1 5:30pm Vestry Mtg, Room 1
Feast Days for the week of April 15-21 Thursday, April 19: Alphege, Bishop of Canterbury, and Martyr, 1012. Revelations 7:13-17, Psalm 34:1-8, Luke 12:4-12.Saturday, April 21: Archbishop of Canterbury, 1109. Romans 5:1-11, Psalm 139:1-, Matthew 11:25-30.
Wednesday Night Supper 5:30pm in the Parish Hall Wednesday, April 18 The Vestry will serve dinner this week!!!!!
Lay Eucharistic Ministry April 15, 2007 Acts 5:12a, 17-22, 25-29 Psalm 111 Revelation 1:1-19 John 20:19-31 8:00am Holy Eucharist Bill Schammel Charles Simmons 10:00am Holy Eucharist Mary Lou Cassidy Joe de Compiegne 5:15pm Holy Eucharist Caroline Holmes
Altar Guild Team I will serve April 14-20. Anne Herbig, Captain. Trina Albright, Cathy Graham, Pat Thames, Mindy de Compiegne, Katy Brunner.
Tuesday Morning Women’s Breakfast Harriet Barnes will serve breakfast on Tuesday, April 17, 2007, following the 7:00am Holy Eucharist.
Men’s Club Bill Wallace, Jim May, Mike McKinney will serve breakfast on Wednesday, April 18, 2007, following the 7:00am Holy Eucharist.
Birthdays and Anniversaries April 15-21 Those having a birthday: Oren Albright, Melanie Crump, Niran Kellogg, tom Sloan, Bill Schammel, Susan Blakemore, Olivia Hale, Mary Lou Cassidy, Debra Westmoreland.Those having an anniversary: Marilyn and Neal Allen, Cindy and Cecil Preas, Gretchen and Jim Bakke, Cindy and Jim Olson, Cindy and Terry Carpenter.
Prayer List For Those in Trouble, Sorrow, Need, Sickness or Any Other Adversity: Jo, Therese, Betty, Bob, Tommy, Davion, Christopher, Erin, Connie, Liz, Jimmy and Fan, Donny, Jere, Nickie, Gay, Richie, Lior, Meg, Livi, Britt, Kay, Susan.(Please call Cindy in the Parish Office to place a name on the Prayer List. Deadline is Friday at 2:30pm.) For Those in the Military: Bo, Eli, Nick, James, Kimberly, Chris, Mike, Rosemary, Justin, Lisa, Craig, Jody, Andrew, David, Steven, Jordan, Sean, Michael, Patrick, Etienne, Annie, Casey, Nick and his Platoon, the 293rd, and Victor. If you know of anyone in the Armed Forces, please feel free to call the Parish Office and place his or her name on the Prayer List.
HOSPITAL VISITS Please call the Parish Office at 683-4207, and let us know when someone from Holy Trinity is in the hospital or rehab center. We don't want to miss anyone. Thanks!
Sunday Morning Adult Education 9:00am Adult Bible Study: led by Jim May in Room 1.Crossways Bible Study: led by Fr. Allen Whitman in the Parish Hall.
Wednesday Adult Education Women's Bible Study: led by Paula Howbert in the Parish Hall. 12noon. Brown bag lunch.
Wednesday Evenings 6:00PM Bethel Bible Study: facilitated by Fred Newman and Karen Mason in Room 1. Through Life's Windows—Topics on Faith: led by Fr. Mark and Fr. Andy in Room 2. Currently studying the book of Hebrews. Scrapbooking: facilitated by Vangie Peek in the Parish Hall.
Thursday Adult Education Rector's Bible Study: Thursdays at 9:45am in Room 1. The topic of study is the gospel of John. NO CLASSES DURING THE MONTH OF APRIL.
YOUTH NEWS Wednesday, April 11 : Game: Who Are You?Sunday, April 15: Senior Sunday rehearsal - 11am. 6:00pm - EYC at the movies, TBA. Wednesday, April 18: Human Battleship. Sunday, April 22: SENIOR SUNDAY AND BARBECUE! 6:00pm - Baseball Game at Hill Park, bring your glove! Parents can come too. Wednesday, April 25: TBA Sunday, April 29: TBA
BBQ Please join us for our Senior Celebration Lunch
on the Youth House Lawn
kids scoop
VBS 2007 Welcome to Holy-Wood June 11-15! This is a community event not just a Holy Trinity Event with over 200 children that come to hear about Jesus! It is an amazing week that will leave you exhausted and exhilarated, and we need you this summer. You can work everyday or just one day, but please sign up to help out this summer with VBS.
Children’s Chapel April 15- Wheatley Gates April 22- Libby Lea April 29- Kendall Clark
REGULAR PROGRAMMING RETURNS THIS WEEK 4:15pm - Study Hall 5:00pm - Junior Choristers 5:30pm - Dinner 6:00pm - Kingdom Kids: Room C, Kids Plus: Game Room, Girls of Grace: Room 9, Boys Bible Study: Room 8
Comunidad Alabare Every Wednesday, Bob Hilton comes to Holy Trinity to pick up food in the grocery cart in the Parish Hall to give to the poor who attend Comunidad Alabare. Please remember to bring food, especially canned or dry goods. Remember, need knows no season. Thank you!
To keep our files current, we would like to update email addresses, phone numbers, cell phone numbers, physical and mailing addresses. Please email Cindy Wimberly, Parish Secretary, at cindy@holytrinity.org to update your information.
HOLY TRINITY BOOKSTORE & GIFT SHOP Hours of Operation Tuesday: 10am – 4pm Wednesday: 10am – 4pm 5pm – 6pm Thursday: 10am – 4pm Sunday: after the 10am service Bibles, Study Bibles, Prayer Books, Children’s Books, Devotional Books, Self Help Books, Baby Gifts & More Special orders available
WANTED : ART SUPPLIES and OTHER COOL STUFF for Nancy's Place Clean out your closets and bring us your good stuff. The list is still the same: paint brushes , sponges , watercolors , acrylic paints , fabric scraps (small), yarn, embroidery thread , beads , wire , buttons , old costume jewelry , safety pins , bottle caps , keys , rubber stamps , broken or chipped china or tile (for mosaics), corks , old hardware , flatware. etc. We are in the process of stocking supplies and materials for Nancy's Place so we can start all of our FUN classes!!! Bring your "treasures" to the Parish Office (collection box is in the Xerox room) or call 686-9545 for personalized pickup service. Collection will be during the month of April...what are you waiting for? Start cleaning! Thanks! Love, Cindy Olive
Calling All Hands
Volunteers are needed to install a roof, paint, hammer, clean up, or whatever is required to repair the home. In addition, help is needed to provide lunch for the workers (sandwiches and drinks). If you would like to volunteer to work on the house, or help with food, please sign up in the parish hall. Thank you for your support and thanks to Robbie Shepard, Joe De Compiegne, and Deborah Chester for organizing this event.
Chris Eberhard Enlists in the Marines! Chris Eberhard, son of Caroline Kirwan has joined the Marines and is Boot Camp! Chris has said that being a member of Holy Trinity all these years has helped prepare him for this tremendous endeavor! He said the faith that he has learned at Holy Trinity and all the support helps get him through each and every day!!! Chris is not allowed to use the phone, computer, T.V. for 13 weeks, but he can receive letters. Please keep Chris in your prayers and send him a note of encouragement. Recruit, Eberhard, Patrick, C. 2nd Echo Co. Plt. 2111 36001 Midway Ave. San Diego, California, 92140-2111
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Anne and Jack Herbig have a new granddaughter, Anna Victoria, born March 29, 2007. Parents are Andy and Annabelle Herbig of Laredo.
A General Thanksgiving Prayer Accept, O Lord, our thanks and praise for all that you have done for us. We thank you for the splendor of the whole creation, for the beauty of this world, for the wonder of life, and for the mystery of love. We thank you for the blessing of family and friends, and for the loving care which surrounds us on every side. We thank you for setting us at tasks which demand our best efforts, and for leading us to accomplishments which satisfy and delight us. We thank you also for those disappointments and failures that lead us to acknowledge our dependence on you alone. Above all, we thank you for your Son Jesus Christ; for the truth of his Word and the example of his life; for his steadfast obedience, by which he overcame temptation; for his dying, through which he overcame death; and for his rising to life again, in which we are raised to the life of your kingdom. Grant us the gift of your Spirit, that we may know Christ and make him known; and through him, at all times and in all places, may give thanks to you in all things. Amen. — Book of Common Prayer, p. 836
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