​In the past, individuals from Trinity have been so generous with their giving and now we have had two requests for individuals less fortunate. Don Richie, Arch Deacon of the Cathedral has put in a request for Hoodies, sizes L, XL, XXL, as well as twin size blankets. Now that the weather is turning cooler these items are crucial for keeping our local homeless warm and safe. 

​Also Fr. Bryan Bywater is again asking for men’s undies for his outreach, the Church Army. Tee Shirts, boxers, crew socks, and sports bras would also be appreciated. Again various sizes….Medium, Large and X Large. A bin will be set up in the Narthex for you to leave these items.  November 22nd will be our official “Undie/Hoodie Sunday where we will pray for all who will receive these items, that they would receive the love of Christ as they receive these warm items. Thank you to all. And remember the scripture verse….. “When did I clothe you Lord ?"…..'when you provided Undies and Hoodies for my sons and daughters in Hartford'. 

Greetings from Trinity's Monday night Pizza, Pint, & and Prayer small group!
This is an extension of the Life Tree Cafe. 
Contact Judy Gessford  at (860) 651-6477

December 24
4:00 pm. Children’s Christmas Service Holy Communion, a Short Message for Children and Traditional Carols
6:00 pm. Family Worship Service Holy Communion, with Contemporary Music & Carols
9:00 pm. Festival Choral Eucharist Holy Communion with the St. Gregory Choir and Carols 
December 25 
​CHRISTMAS DAY 9:00 am. Holy Communion with a Short Message and Carols

The Venerable Thomas J. Furrer will be preaching and Rev. Patrick Bush will lead us in celebrating the Eucharist. Classical guitar music will be performed by Laura Mazza-Dixon and her students as well as beautiful vocal duets by Carolyn Clement and Tara Smith. The Service of Hope and Healing is a quiet service designed to provide healing for the pain of grief and loss incurred at any point throughout the year, and to help renew hope during the holidays and days to follow. Prayers for healing, hope, coping, love, endurance, grace, and gratitude will be offered during the service. Please come and bring a friend and join us for a time of quiet, healing peace. A special 'thank you' to Sarah Thayer and the Healing Commission for organizing this service every year. 
 

​PURCHASE A POINSETTIA IN MEMORY OF A LOVED ONE
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Each year we ask people to donate in the name of a loved one toward the cost of our beautiful poinsettia plants which decorate the altar for Christmas. You may either purchase a plant to take home after the last Christmas Service or just make a donation. Please fill out the form below and indicate your choice. We would appreciate a minimum donation of $20.00. Your donation will be credited to your contribution account and will therefore be tax deductible. 

All requests must be received by:​ Monday, December 7th

​Our focus this year is to simplify the music and engage the listeners!  Whether you are singing from the choir or from the pews, our intentions as we sing will be heartfelt and aim to move you to a place of reflection, hope, and gratitude. We hope you realize the true meaning of Advent, think more intently about the Words read from the Bible, and rejoice in the birth of Jesus.

Dan Moskey, and other members of the Contemporary Worship Team will also accompany the Festival Choir on the keyboard and other instruments.