We still need some hosts for COFFEE HOUR! Please sign up in the Upper Parish Hall.

Consider the SUMMER COFFEE HOUR in the courtyard! No hot coffee - just good weather, a card table, juice or iced tea, and some nibbles.

OPEN MIC @ TRINITY!

Katie Nicole Weiser wowed the crowd with

her talent and passion for song! Her AVE MARIA was amazing! It was an unforgettable evening...

A SPECIAL FORMATION PRESENTATION

Join in a discussion of the incredible book, “On the City of God Against the Pagans” by St. Augustine of Hippo.

Parishioners Ella, Greg and Bob will lead a discussion on this incredible work, commonly known as "The City of God." Don’t worry - they have all read it so you don’t have to!

Join us after Coffee Hour on Sundays now through July 14. Each week will have different "City of God" topics presented.

All are welcome!

Do YOU want to lead a

Formation Conversation?

We would love to hear from you!

Email Lydia at lydiadbabbitt@gmail.com with your ideas and suggestions.

Wanted: Vestry At-Large Member

There is an opening for an At-Large Member on Trinity’s Vestry. The person stepping into this position would need to fill the role until the 2025 Annual Meeting (usually held in late January or early February) at which time they could decide whether or not to run for a full, three year term.

The Vestry is asking interested parties to contact Mother Carrie Combs at clergy@trinity-torrington.org or the Parish Office.

Vestry members must be members of the Parish in Good Standing and be willing to attend the monthly meetings generally held on the third Wednesday of each month.

This is a great opportunity to “try on” whether you would be a good fit as a Vestry person!

Parishioner and Trinity historian Nancy Knowlton is now in Keystone Place in Torrington, and she would love to hear from friends. Her new phone is (860) 482-0331 and her address is: Keystone Place, 1058 Litchfield St., Torrington, CT 06780.



Feel free to reach out to her!

Trinity Church is once again hosting Torrington's Juneteenth celebration on Wednesday June 19 at 12:30pm, followed by a lunch with delicious food from the Torrington Community Soup Kitchen!

The celebration begins at 11am in Coe Park, as participants March to City Hall for the 11:15 flag raising and some words from the Juneteenth 2024 Mayor Rev. Kevin Johnson. Then the celebration moves to Trinity, with guest speakers, music, fashion (dress to impress!) and a short film.

All are welcome!

James Baldwin Film at Trinity Church

Join us Saturday June 29 at 1pm for a screening of a 2016 Oscar-nominated film that explores the ideas and words of James Baldwin. It will be followed by a discussion facilitated by Angaza Mwando and Conrad Sienkiewicz.

The screening is free but donations will be accepted. Popcorn will be available!

This event will be held at Trinity Episcopal Church at 220 Prospect Street in Torrington.

What a great way to wrap up Pride Month and celebrate Juneteenth, too!

For All Who are Affected by Cancer...

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