News & Events
Mark Your Calendar! Third Potluck for Fellowship and Spiritual Development coming on December 13
Following the 10:30 service on the second Sunday of the month, we will have potluck lunches, fellowship, and small-group discussions that build on last year's ReVision process. For September and October, we took inventories of our interests and passions. This prepares us for both the Stewardship campaign and our potluck discussions for November and December, where we will use the book, "Renewing the City" to look at the story of Nehemiah in preparation for taking our time and talent pledges to a broader concept of ministry at Trinity. The link takes you to the summary of Nehemiah's work as told in the book. To purchase a copy or borrow one, please contact Ayuko White.
Boys & Girls Club Update
After a highly successful summer using Trinity's Parish Hall to accommodate additional children in their summer program, the Boys & Girls Club will continue its programs at Trinity through the 2009-2010 school year. Starting on August 26, the club will use Trinity's space for its Washington Park satellite program for teens. Beginning at 3 pm and ending at 8 pm, Monday through Friday, the Boys and Girls Club will provide after-school supervision. The primary focus is "Power Hour" during which club members will complete homework. Other program offerings include yoga and a continuation of the cooking program in Trinity's kitchen. If you would like to volunteer to work with these teenagers, please contact Amy Griffith (434.249.1339) or Kristen Baker, program director,( 434.996.5240).
Pastor Sherry's last day with us!
We have an 8 foot by 2/3 foot panoramic picture of the congregation of Trinity singing "God Be With You" which is too large to include here, but it will be visible at Trinity...."soon and very soon"! |
Pastor Sherry, Joe Cochran, and Beverly Bivins
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A Photo Fave from the past year!
Bishop Peter Lee poses with the Trinity Sunday School before celebrating the 2008 Easter Vigil.
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Our parish administrator, Steve Waters, and office manager, "Miss Bea" Clark, are happy to assist you with any questions. 1042 Preston Ave., Charlottesville, VA 22903. 434-293-3157 tel; 434-97-2480 fax; trinepch@cstone.net.
Steve
Waters
Directions
By Bus: Trinity Episcopal Church is served by the No. 6 city bus route as well as by the U-Loop university lines. Directions by auto continue below.
From Ruckersville: Travel toward Barracks Road Shopping Center on U.S. 29/N. Emmett Street. At stoplight at Barracks Road and N. Emmett, turn east. Bear right at the three-way intersection of Barracks and Rugby Roads and Mason Lane. Barracks Road becomes Preston Ave. Pass lights at Rugby Ave. and Rugby Road. The church is less than a mile down Preston on the left just before the traffic light at Madison Ave.
From Crozet: Travel east on I-64. Take the 250 Bypass North to the Barracks Road exit. Turn east toward the shopping center off the ramp and cross U.S. 29/Emmett St. Follow Barracks as it curves up the hill and bear right at the three-way intersection of Barracks and Rugby Roads and Mason Lane. Barracks Road becomes Preston Ave. Pass lights at Rugby Ave. and Rugby Road. The church is less than a mile down Preston on the left just before the traffic light at Madison Ave.
From Zions Crossroads: Travel west on I-64. Take the 250 Bypass North to the exit at McIntire Road. Turn left at the exit and follow McIntire to Preston Ave. Turn right on Preston Ave., cross major intersections at Harris and Rose Hill Drive, and pass Washington Park on your right. The church is on the right hand side just past the light at Madison Ave.
