By Barbara Wayland & Gina Gaudet   June 20 and 21 marked a celestial event not seen in 70 years: the occurrence of a full moon on the summer … more

By Gina Gaudet Autumn draws our attention to thoughts around harvest. All those little seeds planted in the spring have brought forth the fullness of their potential. I am reminded … more

This weekend we’re decorating for Christmas: Putting up and lighting a tree, hanging stockings, etc. We don’t decorate outdoors because the landlord, who lives next door, is an eccentric … more

By Barbara Wayland Easter this year falls on the first Sunday of April. A total of four services will be held at Trinity to mark this most important time on the church … more

By Regina Gaudet This year, March first marks the beginning of the season of Lent. In the Christian tradition, Lent is a season of inward reflection, prayer and sometimes fasting. In … more

Well, if it isn’t one thing, it is another. It has been one difficult year for many people, and their churches. Our little church has had to close its doors; half of our beloved congregation … more

Greetings and blessings in this new year! And much gratitude for all of the blessings of the year we just left behind. A year ago we were in the process of assessing the damages that time and … more

In honor of the imminent end of summer, submitted by Gina Gaudet. The Summer Day Who made the world? Who made the swan, and the black bear? Who made the … more

By Gina Gaudet It is tempting to say that Easter is over. The church sees Easter as the culmination of the Lenten season, so in a way, it is an ending. Not so! The Easter story takes … more

The approach of May always puts us in the mind of mothering. Of course, there’s Mother’s Day with its accompanying gifts, acknowledgements and honors. And since May puts us in the middle … more

By Barbara Wayland We are entering those last few weeks of the year when so much is happening it is hard to know where to begin. This last rush begins with American … more

When I was very young, I learned a little poem, with hand gestures. It went like this:   Here is the church – hands folded, fingers interlocked, thumbs side by side Here … more

By Gina Gaudet What is a church? This centuries-old question never goes away. As human life evolves in social, relational, ethical and spiritual ways, the definition of church evolves as … more

All this week things have been humming at Trinity with kids and teens working together preparing this year’s Summer Music Camp offering – God with a Capital G! It is based on the … more

How is everyone doing? These are times that can test our resolve, our patience, our generosity, our souls. We at Trinity Church maintain our sense of community through social media, calls and cards. … more

By Gina Gaudet Spring has arrived! And as the earth moves from death into life, we are invited to understand our lives from a death and rebirth perspective. The … more