😎 Vacation Bible School — July 22–25, 9a–Noon 🦁

Vacation Bible School

July 22–25, 9a–Noon

Families: Mark your calendars!  This summer we have the  opportunity to partner with our Lutheran neighbors at the Church of the Good Shepherd (501 California Ave.) to participate in Vacation Bible School (VBS).  

The program will be July 22-25, from 9 am—Noon, and is geared toward ages 3-12.  There is no mandatory cost, but a $20/child donation is suggested.

The theme this year is ROAR! \ Life is wild  \ God is good.

If you would like to send your kids, or volunteer your time to the  cause, please reach out to the youth minister at Good Shepherd, Stephanie Leff  at 775-329-0696, ext. 105 or stephanie@goodshepherdreno.org.

🏳️‍🌈 Stop by Trinity’s Booth at Gay Pride Sat., July 27!

Stop by Trinity’s Booth at Gay Pride Sat., July 27!

     So many LGBTQ women and men have been so hurt and often traumatized by their churches of origin, they have not heard the Gospel that God loves everyone and accepts you as you are!  Episcopal Churches in the Reno-Sparks area are joining to create a welcoming presence at this year’s Gay Pride celebration in Wingfield Park on Saturday, July 27.  Stop by and say, “Hi!”

     If you would like to march in the parade with the Episcopal Churches of Northern Nevada or help staff our booth, please sign up in the back of the Church.

🕯️ Traditional Anglican Evensong — Sun., Aug. 25, 5:00 PM

Sunday, August 25, 5:00 PM

Choral Evensong is a classical liturgy in the Anglican tradition celebrated in the late afternoon or evening.  Much of the service is sung or chanted.  Thomas Cranmer, the Archbishop of Canterbury, who put together the original Book of 

Common Prayer in 1549, used it.  Although in 1552 he replaced it with “Evening Prayer,” the common name remains “evensong.”  In many Anglican cathedrals and other large churches, especially in England, evensong is sung by clergy and choir as a choral liturgy.

     Join us Sunday evening, August 25, at 5:00 PM and close your day with the peace of traditional Anglican Evensong.  There is no Eucharist.  You are simply invited to be present, listen, and relax.