 Thank you for supporting our Pumpkin Patch! By purchasing your pumpkin at the Trinity and First Church Youth Pumpkin Patch, you will not only be helping the Navajo Reservation in Farmington, New Mexico. Our suppliers return the largest percentage possible to the growers ensuring that farmers can continue to operate. But you also help ensure a brighter tomorrow in a way that cannot be measured. By supporting the Student Ministries at both Trinity and First Church, you are part of our commitment to supporting and raising up youth with a passion for Jesus Christ and a concern for all people.
The funds from this year’s Patch will be split between Trinity’s Youth Ministry and First Church’s Youth Advisory Council. Through this partnership, your pumpkin purchase is going to affect twice as many youth!
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 Social Media Sunday: This Sunday, September 30th here at Trinity! Social Media Sunday started at Trinity Tariffville in 2013, as a way for parishioners to share faith online and invite others to come and see what God is up to at Trinity. It has since grown to an ecumenical event, where people of faith all around the world join in the Church online to share their faith and invite others to come and see. Get ready to go ye into the world (wide web), and make disciples of all the nations! Questions? Carolyn Clement is happy to help. Find her @singingcarolyn on most social media platforms. 
 The Tariffville Village Association, in conjunction with Trinity Church and the Simsbury/Tariffville Farmers’ Market are sponsoring a town-wide event on Sunday, September 23, on the Tariffville Green. The event brings together a large variety of local artists, vendors, and merchants who will showcase their wares, among them handmade wool yarn, blankets, wreaths, stained glass, jewelry, wooden crafts, and more. In addition, music from a live band and a DJ will liven the event; Dancers will also be featured. Activities for children will include a bounce house, face painting, and games. The Farmers’ Market will feature a variety of fresh, local produce, duck and chicken eggs, and seasonal fruits. Shop in peace and quiet, as the market opens at 11:00, two hours prior to the start of the other events.  Beginning at 1:00, the other events will begin to energize the community and will last until 5:00. Sample food from the Taste of Tariffville, featuring local restaurants: Present Company, Marco’s, Cracker Barrel Pub, and Amazing Ackee Jamaican food. Stands selling drinks, and an ice cream truck will round out the menu. Enjoy getting to know your neighbors and local friends in fun, festive, family atmosphere!   Dennis Golden, a member of Trinity Church, will share his multiple encounters and wins with cancer along with the experiences of hundreds of men he has met over the past 6 years.
 Popular area band, The Daily Planet, will be the headline musical act at the Tariffville Fall Festival on Sunday, September 23, 2018.
In the late 1970’s, and early 1980’s, The Daily Planet was one of the most popular bands in the Hartford area. The Russian Lady, Mad Murphy’s, 36 Lewis Street, The Rocking Horse, and Sean Patrick’s were all frequent downtown venues where the band performed. The Daily Planet played hundreds of times in Hartford alone. Part of the reason for the band’s success was the unique mix of sixties and seventies songs that were performed. Unlike many other bands, you might hear a Motown song, followed by The Byrds , Blondie, NRBQ, or Tom Petty - all put together in a highly danceable, energetic set. The band broke up in the mid 1980’s. The most popular lineup of the band featuring Linda Ripley (vocals), Marshall Grossman (drums, vocals), Ray Williard (bass, vocals, who also plays and sings with the contemporary music group at Trinity Church Tariffville), Paul Kriksciun (guitar), and Dennis Udice (guitar, vocals) is back and will be performing at the Tariffville Fall Festival. Come enjoy this energetic mix of music at the Tariffville Fall Festival on Sunday, September 23, 2018. The Daily Planet is available for select bookings. Contact: Dennis Udice (860) 798-4264, dennis.udice@gmail.com  Get ready for fall fun this Sunday in the quaint village of Tariffville, sponsored by three local organizations.
Trinity Episcopal Church of Tariffville, the Tariffville Village Association, and the Tariffville Farmer's Market - Simsbury have joined forces to present a fun event for all ages on Sunday, September 23rd. The Tariffville Fall Festival will include free activities for kids, a "Taste of Tariffville," featuring food from Tariffville's three local restaurants, local produce and goods from the farmer's market, and live music provided by the band, The Daily Planet, a DJ, and more! Terpsichore Dance and Theatre will be performing and FREE games and activities for kids will be happening throughout the event, including a bounce house, face painting, and classic games like tug of war, potato sack races, and more. The event is free and open to the public. Come on down and enjoy a fall afternoon of fun in Tariffville on Sunday, September 23, 2018!  Sept 9th join us as we welcome everyone back with a Backpack Blessing. this is a chance to invite friends, family, neighbors, and anyone who carries a bag, to come have it blessed for the new school year. Blessing will be in place of the Children's Message at the beginning of the 9:45 service.
 Labor Day, Monday, September 3, 2018
And, see the link below for additional info and pictures of Burr Pond State Park: http://www.ct.gov/deep/cwp/view.asp?a=2716&q=325180&deepNav_GID=1650 |
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