Office Help Needed For Our Parish Office

We need a new office volunteer for Thursday mornings (9AM - 1 PM). Responsibilities include answering the phone and routing calls, responding to inquiries at the office window and, generally, participating in a ministry that supports so many others at Trinity. Computer skills (Microsoft Office) are preferred but not necessary. If you cannot volunteer for Thursday mornings but are available on another morning or afternoon, let Jerry Pare' know, We may be able to shuffle some shifts.

Please contact Jerry Pare' (930-8032 or jpare111452@gmail.com) if you can assist.

Thursday Night at the Cathedral

 on February 19

6:00pm - Compline

No Dinner tonight 

7:00pm - Classes  

Trans 101 

Bring your honest questions and your open mind and heart to this series of six facilitated presentations, addressing various aspects of the transgender experience in a spiritual setting.  We will explain terms, share stories, and together, come to an even deeper understanding of what it means for an institution, church, or group to be radically inclusive. The following topics are scheduled (but are subject to change) for the class: Let's start at the very beginning, The Episcopal Church's Response to transgender individuals, Parents and Friends, Gender Identity and Youth, Schools and Transgender Youth, Transgender Military life. Guest speakers and facilitators will change each week. Check the website (trinitycathedral.org/learn/thursday-night-cathedral) for updates on topics and/or presenters. 

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Beginning on February 26th, there will be Compline at 6pm followed by a Lenten Soup Supper for $5 in the Great Hall. Small Groups will take place at 7pm. There are several small groups that folks can sign up for on this evening. If you would like to see the groups that are offered, other than Thursday evenings, follow this link. 

Matthew Fox to Speak at Trinity

Friday, February 20 at 7pm

Fox has written 30 books that have sold millions of copies and by the mid-1990s had attracted a huge and diverse following.  He will be speaking on his book entitled "Original Blessing" which refutes Augustine's view of Original Sin.  Fox argues that before there was ever sin (i.e. the eating of the apple), there was and is always blessing:  "And God said, it was good."  Fox is the first of a speaker's series that the Cathedral is launching.  The Rev. Dr. Pamela Anderson, our Adult Ministries Director, is excited to report that Fox's speaking engagement will launch a six week small group series [follow this link to read more about the small group series] that church members and the community can sign up for to dive deeper into this theme of blessing during the season of Lent.  Fox is an intriguing speaker because he was formerly a member of the Dominican Order within the Roman Catholic Church.  He became a priest in the Episcopal Church following his expulsion from the order in 1993, by Cardinal Ratzinger due to his challenging of the Vatican's status quo. We invite you all to attend this inspiring event and individuals will have the opportunity to sign up for a small group experience to explore their faith in a safe setting.  The cost is $12 and the doors will open at 6:30pm with a jazz pianist in the sanctuary.  Tickets can be purchased ahead of time in the Cathedral bookshop. 

Seating is limited so be sure to purchase your tickets early.  See you all then! To learn more about Matthew Fox please visit his website.

Newcomers' Group

Meets in Room C at 10:15am

The group will discuss Worship and Stewardship.

All are invited to be with us especially Newcomers and visitors. If you have questions contact Randie Strike at email randie.trinity@gmail.com or 916-446-2513.

30/40s and Beyond

Meets in the Conference Room at 10:15am

We will begin our small group for Original Blessing series during Lent. ALL ages welcome! Contact: Amy Dierlam at dnarock@pacbell.net  

Parenting Matters: Teens

Meets in the Assembly Area at 10:15am

Please join the Rev. Kathy Hopner on the third Sunday of each month during the Sunday School hour to explore together the issues parents of teens and young adults face today.

Prayer Night at the Cathedral

Wednesday, February 25 at 7pm in the Conference Room

Join us for an evening where participants have a chance to experience different approaches to prayer and ask questions.

Meditation Practice and Spiritual Practice Conversation

Exploring the

Body, Mind, Spirit Connection 

Join the Rev. Megan Anderson and the Rev. Kathy Hopner for a weekly gathering with simple meditation practice and conversation on spiritual practice beginning on Sunday March 1st at 5pm in the Assembly Area.

Rare Fine Art Bible

Sunday, March 8 at 10:15

Trinity Cathedral is pleased to announce a program featuring The Saint John's Bible Heritage Edition. Brad Neary, Heritage Program Director, will provide a presentation on The Saint John's Bible project. One of the seven Heritage Edition volumes, Gospels and Acts, will be on display during the session. Mr. Neary will also host a more informal "open house" following the 11:15am service in the Great Hall during which the volume will be on display. Follow this link to read more...