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Acolytes
We are blessed to have young people in our congregation who are in training as acolytes to assist with the worship services. They serve as acolyte/crucifers in our Parish, and we are very proud of them and the service they provide to our congregation. In addition to serving on the altar, most of these young peopple are involved in our Youth Fellowship and still maintain an association with our Sunday School Program by attending classes, or helping out with the youner children in our classrooms.Altar Guild
Men and women are invited to join the Altar Guild. Members prepare the altar for services, including Morning Prayer, Holy Eucharist, Baptisms, Confirmations, Weddings and Funerals. They provide supplies, such as candles, wine and wafers, as well as care for the altar linens, brass and silver items and hangings to decorate the church for worship. They are also responsible for ordering memorial flowers for each Sunday service, and oversee preparations for special Easter and Christmas services. They have two cleaning parties and breakfast (one before Christmas and one before Easter). They make our church look beautiful as a gift to our congregation, and to God, each Sunday morning.Bricks Available for Lasting Memorial (Tax Deductible)
Dedicated imprinted bricks are
for sale to be placed in our new cross design outside the entrance to Trinity's new addition!
These bricks will become a lasting memorial for those named. When bricks arrive and are installed,
purchasers of the bricks will be notified. All proceeds go toward the Trinity Episcopal Church Building Fund.
Total of 15 characters including letters and graphics are allowed on each line including spaces, periods,
commas, etc. for a total of 45 characters, with a maximum of 3 lines. Brick size is 4" 4' x 8".
Brick purchases are tax-deductible. One or two lines are $37 and 3 lines are $47. At no additional
cost, a graphic of a "heart," "cross," "star," or "shamrock" can be added to the brick, but the graphic
will count as one character for the 15 allowed. See Ron Brown or forward your request in care of Trinity Episcopal Church,
Waterloo, 7474 Washington Boulevard, Elkridge, Maryland 21075. Please make payments to Trinity Episcopal Church Building Fund.
A receipt will be given for cash donations.
Brotherhood of St. Andrew Society
All adult and youth group church members and guests are invited to meet at 8:30 a.m., the 3rd Saturday of each month, at the parish hall for prayer, Bible study and fellowship. Participants actively support Brotherhood activities at both the Dioceasan and National level.
They practice three disciplines: bible study, service and prayer. For more information, contact John Wysong, or visit the Brotherhood of St. Andrew web site.
Choir
Men and women are invited to join the Church Choir. The choir consists of a dedicated group of 8-10 talented volunteers to provide leadership for Sunday morning and to uplift and enhance the service. They provide a variety of traditional and classical musical selections and introduce new service music to the congregation. Under the direction of the Organist and Choir Director, the choir meets weekly on Wednesday evenings, at 7:30 pm. Choir performs at the weekly 10:15 a.m. church service from September through June.
Fellowship Hour
Church members volunteer to provide and serve refreshments after both the 8 am and 10:15 am Sunday church services at the church hall.
Refreshments such as cake or cookies, along with punch, coffee, tea and hot chocolate are available. A wonderful opportunity for church members, children and guests to get to know one another.
Food for the Needy (F.I.S.H.)
Canned, packaged and dry goods are collected for the needy the first Sunday of each month for F.I.S.H. All collected food is donated to "Friends In Self Help" (FISH) in cooperation with St. John's Episcopal Church, Ellicott City, Maryland. Groceries especially needed include: dry milk, pancake mix, Jell-o, peanut butter, jelly, applesauce, canned fruit, canned vegetables, stew, ravioli, cereal, tuna fish, spaghetti, toilet paper, toothpaste, dish soap, laundry detergent, bath soap, deodorant and baby powder. For more information on this program, call 410-964-8660.Needy families are adopted during Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays distributing holiday meals and gifts for the families.
Habitat for Humanity Project
Each year, Trinity church members and the youth group, in partnership with St Mark's Episcopal Church travel to another state to build new homes for the needy with the Habitat for Humanity Organization. Contributions are appreciated through fundraisers throughout the year to pay for traveling expenses and building supplies for the homes.