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Easter and Holy Week Schedule
Sunday, April 17
Palm Sunday
Palm Procession: 9 and 11
Church Down Under: Stations of the Cross
Maundy Thursday
April 21
Roots of our Eucharist
5:30pm in Undercroft
Agape Meal, Maundy Thursday Liturgy and Stripping of the Altar
7pm Church & Great Hall
Good Friday
April 22
Good Friday Liturgy at 12noon
Commemoration of the Death of Jesus
7pm
Holy Saturday
April 23
Young Families
Easter Egg Hunt
kids aged 12 and under
at St. Simeon's
3701 N. Cincinnati
Easter Sunday
April 24
Easter Vigil 6:30am
Holy Communion at
8am, 9am and 11am
Festive Choir and Brass
9am and 11am
Church Down Under
11am Flowering of the Cross and Communion
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Tuesdays at Trinity continues next week with a recital by Karen Rich, organist, at 12:05 p.m.
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From Trinity's Book Store The Easter Bunny Visited the Bookstore and left behind chocolate eggs, bunnies, and lambs along with wooden Easter eggs from the Ukraine and baskets from Ten Thousand Villages. So come fill up your Easter basket! New Arrivals at the Bookstore: We have just received a new shipment from Ten Thousand Villages which includes planters, spring scarves, baskets, and boxes. Monastery Icons has sent us candle holders and incense burners made in Greece and a lovely Holy Spirit Dove tapestry. Check out all the new arrivals!
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Lenten Project Night Easter Baskets for Shut-Ins Easter Egg stuffing Dinners for Pastoral Care  Melanie and Brent Blackstock and Sharon Kelso making baskets
 Jonelle Parks and Lacy and Bill Ovel make ice cream pies
 Deacon Deborah consults with Maddie Balbas and Richard Maulden regarding the Easter Eggs 
Jackson and Lily Moseman transporting the baskets  Sophia Balbas scrutinizing the candy
 Lisa Mesmer stirring up the spaghetti
The Lenten Project night was a lot of fun. 2000 eggs were filled, 12 meals prepared for pastoral emergencies and 15 baskets were made for parishioners unable to come to church. Thank you to everyone who came and helped! Thank you to Anthony Maulden for cooking up dinner to feed the volunteers! |
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Reason 32 to be an Episcopalian:
The Episcopal Church taught me that Jesus came to challenge, not just comfort; to overturn, not maintain; to love, not judge; to include, not cast aside.
The Rev. Canon Elizabeth R. Geitz
Diocese of New Jersey
from: 101 Reasons to be an Episcopalian
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Up-Coming Events
Thursday ▪ March 31
6:00 pm ~ Lenten Book Study - soup and bread supper provided
Child Care provided
Sunday ▪ April 3
5:00 pm ~ Evensong followed by reception
Child Care provided
Thursday ▪ April 7
6:00 pm ~ Lenten Book Study - soup and bread supper provided
Child Care provided
Friday, April 8 to Sunday, April 10 Women's Retreat at St. Crispin's Hosted by the Trinity Chapter of the Daughters of the King contact: Leslie Alden at aldenle@tulsaschools.org Saturday April 9 Spring Clean Up at Trinity from 9am to 12noon 
Bishop Edward Koniecszny
Sunday ▪ April 10
Bishop Edward Konieczny Visitation and Confirmation
Rite 13 Celebration at 9am
Collection of Change for World Vision
5:00 pm ~ Taizé followed by potluck supper
6:00 pm ~ Daughters of the King
Lenten Study Group begins March 24, at 6:00 p.m. Please join us. The group will read and discuss The Holy Longing by Rolheisen. There will be a soup and hearty bread dinner. Sign up on the clip board to attend the class and if you will provide soup or bread for the dinner. Child care will be provided. Contact: Marie Farnsworth,
mariefarnsworth@cox.net or call the church, 582-4128.
Calling all men of Trinity. Mark your calendars for April 2, 3 to 6 p.m. Join the Brotherhood of St. Lawrence as we test steak recipes for the World Championship cook-off. Learn more about the ministry of the brotherhood and about the many activities we are involved in. Cost is free
Volunteer Spring Clean up on the grounds of Trinity, Saturday, April 9 from 9:00 am to noon. Our goal is to spruce up the grounds for Easter. Bring your own gloves, rakes, pruning shears, etc. A ladder or two would also be helpful. A brief list of projects: Rake and clean school playground areas; Paint the "stage" in the playground; prune bushes and vines; put down mulch in planting beds; rake and clean all plant beds; repair metal bordering and adjust as needed.
We want your change Sunday, April 10! We'll take up a special collection to purchase an animal through World Vision to make a difference in a third world country. This is part of our Children's Lenten lesson Save-Spend-Share Moonjar project. Children will bring their Moonjar labeled "Share" for the change collection on April 10. Contact: Rev. Kristi Maulden,kmaulden@trinitytulsa.org.
Easter Basket Deliveries to Shut-Ins. We need volunteers to deliver 15 baskets Easter baskets to our shut-ins between now and Easter. Volunteers, please contact Becky Moseman, 918-582-4128 x105.
2011 Annual Meeting and Bishop's Day
April 29-30, 2011
Episcopal Church Women's Conference
"Alive in the Spirit, Alive in the World"
Keynote Speaker: Bishop Steven Charleston, Interim Dean of St. Paul's Cathedral, OKC. Sponsored by All Saints' Episcopal Church, McAlester, OK. Conference Headquarters: Holiday Inn Express 1811 Peaceable Rd. McAlester, OK 918-423-1118
1 pint ice cream (any flavor)
1 pint ice cream (different flavor)
1/4 C toasted pine nuts
2 T. Bailey's, or Amaretto, or your choice
1 Oreo Pie Crust
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Soften 1 pint ice cream
Add 1/2 C nuts
Mix Well
Smooth into pie shell
Sprinkle other 1/2 C nuts over ice cream
Soften second pint of ice cream
Mix with 2 T. liquor of choice
Smooth over bottom layer
Freeze
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Pray for Those Devastated by the Japan Earthquake
Following the catastrophic 9.0 earthquake and tsunami that struck off the coast of Sendai, Japan, on March 11, Episcopal Relief & Development is supporting the Nippon Sei Ko Kai (NSKK; the Anglican Communion in Japan) in its initial response efforts.
The current death toll is over 4,300, but at least 11,000 are feared dead, with approximately 30,000 still missing. Shelters are housing almost a half million who lost homes or were evacuated. Food and fuel are running low in many areas, and severe damage to infrastructure is hampering relief efforts.
Episcopal Relief & Development has been in contact with NSKK leadership and an initial contribution has been sent. The Church in Japan is dealing with an extremely serious situation that is constantly changing, and communications are limited. We will continue providing additional support as the NSKK assesses its needs and makes longer-term recovery plans. Currently the NSKK is already engaged in organizing relief and volunteer support teams.
The Most Rev. Nathaniel M. Uematsu, Primate of Japan and Bishop of Hokkaido, said, "What we can do right now...is pray. Prayer has power. I hope and request that you pray for the people who are affected, for those who have died and for their families. Pray for the people involved with the rescue efforts, and in particular pray for Tohoku and Kita Kanto dioceses and their priests and parishioners during this time of Lent."
"During this time, it's hard not to feel helpless and want to do more," said Brian Sellers-Petersen, Episcopal Relief & Development's Director of Church Engagement. "Right now, the most helpful thing we can do is pray for those devastated by this terrible tragedy."
If you would like to support the Church in Japan once a response has been developed, please visit www.er-d.org for updates and how to donate.
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"This time of year may seem like a good time for hibernation, but really it's the perfect time to grow To learn more: check out this week's blog. Go to the site above to follow the blog or sign up for e-tidings.
St. Crispin's Camp Registration is available online. Check out the schedule for this summer. Camp weeks are 3
rd-5th, 6th &7th, 8th & 9th, and 10th-12th. New this summer is a one night stay with a parent for Kindergartners-2nd graders to give the kids a taste of camp. Contact: Becky Moseman,or visit the diocesan website.
Tulsa Region Youth Event at Incredible Pizza Sunday, April 3, 4:45-7:00 p.m. for young people in 6th-12th Grade. $10 per person includes a buffet, drink, and a $5 game card. Youth from St. John's, St. Dunstan's, and St. Patrick's Episcopal Churches will be there. 8314 E. 71st St.
Contact: Becky Moseman,582-4128x105, beckymoseman77@gmail.com.
Moonjar Children's Lenten Lesson: There is still time to collect change in Moonjars as part of our Save-Spend-Share project. Please pick up a Moonjar packet in Church Down Under in the Undercroft, Sundays at 11 a.m. The Share portion of the Moonjar collection will be collected on Sunday, April 10 and will go towards purchasing an animal through World Vision, which will support a family in a third world country. Contact: Rev. Kristi Maulden, kmaulden@trinitytulsa.org.
Auction Winners! Please check the sign on the coffee hour treats table to see if you are a winner. Please pick up your items and pay for dinners and parties on the 3rd floor next to the conference room.
Contact: Becky Moseman, beckymoseman77@gmail.com, 582-4128 x105.
Trinity E-Tidings Published by The Rev. Kristina Maulden
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