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August 29th 2010 |
 FROM THE RECTOR
As Summer comes to an end and the kids get ready for school, the program year at Trinity Church is about to kick into full gear. If you want to stay informed you've got to read the Trinity Times! This newsletter is also posted on the website and is your one-stop-shop for all things Trinity.
If you've not already heard, starting in September we will be launching a new Wednesday night program called the Trinity Time Out. I've been thinking about a mid-week dinner and study for the past two years so I am glad we will finally launch this fall. You can get more information below but be sure and block out Wednesday night from 6 pm - 8 pm to join us for dinner, fellowship and study.
Finally, First Baptist Church in Red Bank will be hosting a men's conference on September 18th from 8:30 - 1 pm. I will be leading one of the breakout sessions and I'd like to bring a crew from Trinity since we may host this event next year. Please see below for more information.
See you Sunday!
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SUNDAY SERVERS - the following persons will be ministering this Sunday before the Lord and the people of Trinity Church, please thank them for their service:
Acolytes - Karen Damoci, Matthew Beal and Jonathan Beal
Ushers - John Hinck and Bruce Preston
Lay Readers - Mary Grace May and Brenda Milouchev
Chalice Bearers - Dcn. Thomas May and Ted Beal, Jr.
Greeters - Mara Wagner and Valerie Wagner
 GOD IS LOOKING FOR A FEW ORDINARY MEN - On September 18th First Baptist Church of Red Bank is hosting a men's conference from 8:30 - 1 pm. Bob Kiederling, author of Man in the Mirror is the keynote speaker. Fr. Rodriguez will be hosting one of the breakout sessions entitled "The Heart of a Christian Man" Registration fee is $10. If interested please see the Rector or call the parish office.
PAINTERS NEEDED - on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays during the day or in the evening and on Saturdays beginning at 9 am to help paint our Sunday school classrooms in preparation for the beginning of Sunday school on September 12th. Please sign up at Coffee Hour. - Jeff Sheller
SUNDAY SCHOOL - Registration begins on Sunday August 22nd following Eucharist on Sunday August 29th, September 5th and 12th. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Rachel McKibben at
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or call the parish office.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16TH the UP-FRONT YOUTH CHOIR of Trinity Church will begin its 2010-2011 Season from 5:30-6:30 p.m. All kids from grades 2 - 7 are invited to join us on Thursday afternoons at 5:30 p.m. Complete singing instruction, fun, fellowship and refreshments are provided each week! If you desire further information about the Up-Front choir please contact Allan Robinson, Valerie Wagner, Fr. Rodriguez or the church office. The suggested (not required) donation is $20 per child per month (payment is handled through the Church Office only). Scholarships are available see Fr. Rodriguez. FOR INFORMATION EMAIL: Allan Robinson at
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THE STREET FAIR IS ALMOST HERE – Sunday, September 12th. Volunteers are needed to man our table. Please sign up at coffee hour or call Emely Telford at 732-741-3766 or email her at
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 TRINITY TIME OUT - Starting Wednesday, September 29th, Trinity Church will be starting a new ministry called the "Trinity Time Out". This will be a weekly meeting every Wednesday evening from 6 - 8 pm that will start with a Potluck Dinner together followed by separate education and fellowship events for Toddlers, Youth, Teens and Adults. As you plan your fall schedule, plan to spend Wednesday evenings from 6 - 8 pm at Trinity for a time of fellowship and learning. More information to come in the weeks ahead. - Fr. Rodriguez
REGULAR WORSHIP SCHEDULE - resumes on September 12th when we will return to Holy Eucharist at at 8 am and 10:15 am .
WINE TASTING FUND RAISER October 22nd - Whole Foods of Middletown will be conducting a wine tasting event in the evening of FRIDAY - OCTOBER 22, 2010 from 7:00 PM till 8:30 PM. Cheese and crackers and other hors d'oeuvres and goodies will be served. Tickets are $25.00 per person. The event is limited to 60 people. If you are interested in joining us for FUN and a wine education sign up at Coffee Hour or contact Joan Gardner at 732-530-8451 or email
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for reservations. TICKETS ARE NOW AVAILABLE. - Joan Gardner
 "FOUR WEEKS WITH PHIL" - Continues Thursday, August 26th. We will meet in the Parish Hall from 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm for a four week study of the New Testament Book of Philemon. This short study will begin with a Potluck Dinner and fellowship at 6:00 pm, followed by the study from 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm. Nursery care will be provided. If you've never been to a Bible study before, this is a great opportunity to kick the tires with only a four week commitment. Please sign up at coffee hour or email me at
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I look forward to seeing you there - Fr. Rodriguez
COFFEE HOUR: Thank you to everyone who stepped up to host our coffee hours in August. Volunteers are needed to supply the “goodies” for our Coffee Hours. (Coffee, tea, sugar and milk are supplied). If you would like to host a Sunday but don't want to do it alone, join with another family and share the date. Please sign up to host a Coffee Hour; the sign up sheet is on the easel in the Parish Hall. The following slots are taken:
8/29 9 am: The Szymanski's
9/5 9 am: Florence Preston & Clare Resnick
9/12 8 am _____________________
10:15 am Sunday School Ice Cream Social
9/19 8 am The Haynes Family
10:15 am __________________
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