Autumn is almost upon us and there are some events that you should know about. Here is the list of happenings for our busy little church.

September 9 at 7 p.m. is rehearsals for the Trinity Community Choir’s Christmas Concert. Please know that all singers are welcome. You do not have to be a church member or even a church attendee in order to sing in the Trinity community choir. The only requirement is that you enjoy singing! And while it may seem a bit early to start the Christmas concert rehearsals this certainly lets everyone know how spectacular the concert will be this year.

The Church council led by president Brian Brackman is hosting a “Thank You Sunday” on September 19 to honor all of the volunteers who support Trinity in all variety of ways. There is also a potluck lunch happening and Rita Worth is in charge of the cake, so you won’t want to miss that. That will be at noon in the parish hall.

Immediately following the potluck luncheon on September 19 is the annual general meeting (also in the parish hall). So, if you come to partake in the luncheon, you’ll be able to enjoy the annual business meeting, and who knows, it might be more interesting than you think.

On August 29, the new pastor at Benediction Lutheran Church in Tsawwassen will be installed. Everyone is encouraged to attend the installation of Pastor Courtenay Reed, in support of our sister congregation.

September 21 is the International Day of Peace. Pastor Ernie Loreen, along with fellow pastor Bev Mar, will be conducting an ecumenical service at Lighthouse Park beginning at 7 p.m. All are encouraged to attend. A poster will be displayed on the church’s bulletin board to remind members. Non-members will have to write this on their calendars in order to remember, or better yet, come by the church and read the bulletin board.


Every Sunday we currently have rotating pastors so come enjoy sermons by our wonderful roster of visiting clergy. Services are on Sunday mornings at 11 a.m. with coffee and light fare in the parish hall following the services (usually around noon). Children of all ages are welcome.