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Evensong April 29
Adult
Education & Fellowship
REGULAR OFFERINGS
Sunday Morning Forums take place from 9 to 9:45am, September through May, in the Parish Hall. The Forum program seeks to connect Christian faith with everyday life. Our invited speakers come from many walks of life and have addressed all manner of topics. For upcoming speakers, click on the here.Contact: The Rev. Nick Morris-Kliment, Associate Rector, 978-369-3715, ext. 14 or .
Men’s Fellowship Group provides an opportunity to join other men for coffee and light breakfast on alternating Thursdays from 6:30 to 8am in the church kitchen and library. Past topics have included faith and gender, faith and fatherhood, faith and sports; faith and leisure (does God take summer vacation?)
Contact: John Stone, 978-443-4339
Education for Ministry (EFM) is a distance learning, theological education program of the School of Theology at the University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee. We meet on Wednesdays from 6:30 to 9pm, September through June. Completion of the program takes four years, during which participants study the Old and New Testaments, church history, and twentieth century theology. Participants commit one year at a time to meet weekly in seminars led by a trained mentor. Through weekly reading assignments, group discussion and theological reflection, participants develop knowledge and confidence about the ministry we are each called to in Baptism.
Contact: Karyn Barry, 781-894-3664 or .
The Wednesday Study Group gathers from noon to 1pm, September through June, in the library on the first floor. Those who wish to, may bring a bag lunch and continue the conversation until about 1:30pm. Our focus is the study of the Bible, sometimes supplemented with a book that relates to scripture. We are informal in our approach, with everyone welcome to share in expressing a wide variety of views on any given text. All are welcome.
Contact: The Rev. Tony Buquor, Rector, 978-369-3715, ext. 12 or .
OCCASIONAL OFFERINGS
Taking the Plunge! is a periodic gathering in preparation for baptism. Join other parents, god-parents, and Trinity clergy in this time of learning and fellowship, centered around this important event in the life of faith. Refreshments will be served and childcare will be provided in the nursery for those unable to retain a sitter.Contact: Amy Newell, 978-287-6042 or .
Putting Down Roots
Join us in this 4 week study and fellowship group led by The Rev.Tony Buquor, Trinity's Rector, that explores the Christian faith as it is uniquely expressed in the Episcopal tradition here at Trinity. This group typically meets in the fall.
Contact: The Rev. Tony Buquor, Rector, 978-369-3715, ext. 12 or .
Faith and Science Exchange at Trinity
FASET promotes discussion about the ways that science can inform and enliven our faith. We have organized book discussions (on books like The Blank Slate, by Stephen Pinker) and sponsor invited speakers on such topics as genetic engineering and theories of creation.
Contact: John Lewis 978-263-9732
SEASONAL OFFERINGS
Lenten SeriesDuring the weeks of the Lenten Season, we offer programs Wednesday morning (usually 10:30am to noon) and evening (usually 5:30 to 7:30pm) to help deepen our faith and connect it to daily life. The evening program includes a simple supper. Both times offer activities for all ages. Recent past programs have focused on Relationships; Simple Living; Parenting; The Bible; and the film, The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.
Contact: The Rev. Nick Morris-Kliment, Associate Rector, 978-369-3715, ext. 14 or .