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Join us for the feast of Alfred the Great at our midday worship service on Monday, October 26. The Rev. Matthew A. Welsch will preach. The scriptures are Wisdom 6:13, 912, 2425 and Luke 6:4349. Follow along in the bulletin here, http://ow.ly/XR7Y50C22kB, and the hymn packet here, http://ow.ly/mdVn50C22kZ, to add your voice and heart to the prayers and music. See you in the comments!

Join us on Facebook Live for worship at 12:05pm today as we celebrate the feast of Alfred the Great. The Rev. Matthew A. Welsch will preach. The scriptures are Wisdom 6:13, 912, 2425 and Luke 6:4349. See you in the comments! http://ow.ly/ysDv50C292k

Compassion for one another, one of Trinity’s Core Values, can create healing and community impact. So, indeed, can compassion for one’s self. This Thursday at noon, Trinity Commons is offering the first of three stress and resiliency workshops to learn about the different types of stress and your response system in order to gain a better understanding of self-regulation, responding to stress in others, and the lasting impacts of compassion. Registration is free and open to all: http://ow.ly/9Qao50BWFs4

In tonight’s Healthy Cooking class, we incorporated all the perfect fall flavors (and fall colors!) into our autumn roasted pork loin. Many thanks to Alicia Lusardi for her patience, nutritional breakdown + helpful tips for cutting boards and oven mitts!

"Ave virgo sanctissima" (Hail virgin most holy), a Marian motet written by Francisco Guerrero, a Roman Catholic priest and one of Spain's leading composers of the 16th century, is featured on this archive edition of #Compline By Candlelight.

More than just a welcome rest from the tyranny of our thoughts, contemplative practice gives us the daring to make mistakes, the presence to face what confronts us head on, and the capacity to meet the needs of others with wisdom, compassion, and courage. Watch today’s sermon from the Rev. Kristin Kaulbach Miles. The scriptures are Deuteronomy 34:1-12; Thessalonians 2:1-8; and Matthew 22:34-46.

During today’s Holy Eucharist, we had the great blessing of hearing associate organist Janet Yieh perform our musical offerings, which included pieces by Mendelssohn, Brahms, Arne and, of course, Chopin, who’s Nocturne Op. 9. No. 2 we hear her perform here.

Join us at 11:15am on Sunday, October 25, for Holy Eucharist. The Rev. Kristin Kaulbach Miles will preach, and the Rev. Winnie Varghese is the celebrant. The scriptures are Deuteronomy 34:1-12; Psalm 90:1-6, 13-17; 1 Thessalonians 2:1-8; and Matthew 22:34-46. Follow along in the bulletin, http://ow.ly/sQ1g50C1Eh8, to add your heart and voice to the prayers and songs. See you in the comments!

Join us for Holy Eucharist today at 11:15am on our website or Facebook Live, as we focus on the Season of Stewardship, one of our core values. The Rev. Kristin Kaulbach Miles will preach, and the Rev. Winnie Varghese is the celebrant. http://ow.ly/Nqeh50C1Y1q See you online!

"Key concepts to explore in the readings this week include God’s law, God’s compassion for the poor, & the mandate to love our neighbors as ourselves. Psalm 90’s reference to God’s anger reminds us to check whether we are, indeed, embodying our covenant." http://ow.ly/jCUm50BZa8W

A reflection from Father Mark, music from the Senior Choristers, plus with prayers and activities for the whole family: It's Family Worship: Home Edition! Find time to worship together at whatever time and in whatever way feels most comfortable. http://ow.ly/Z4Zk50C1Rq1