Holy Trinity Episcopal Church

SUNDAY, June 27, 2010
V Pentecost ~ Fifth Sunday after Pentecost

Eucharist Rite I, 8 am, Chapel of St. Bede
Eucharist Rite II with music, 10:30 am, Nave
Refreshments after the 10:30 service, Lower Level (Please join us!)
AA, 7:30 pm, Old Rectory

Schedule of Events, June 28 – July 3

TUESDAY, June 29
Prayer Group, 11 am, Old Rectory
AA, 7:30 pm, Undercroft

FRIDAY, July 2
Office Closed

The Holy T Office will be closed Monday, July 5

PRAYER CIRCLE this week: Bob & Karen Burnard, Will; Cleve & Jenny Callison, Mary, John; Kathleen Carels; Mary Cayton, Hannah; Chris & Linda Church, Nathan, Suzanne; Barbara Cluster; Joseph & Barbara Cox; Jim Coyle & Nancy Averett, Sylvia, Isabel, Coyle; Carl & Marye Dahlman, Nicholas

ALTAR FLOWERS today are given by Rosalyn & Bob Benson in loving memory of their son Michael.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Today we welcome The Rev. Susan Lehman, our guest celebrant and preacher.

Holy Trinity Pantry
Holy Trinity maintains a non-food pantry for our guests at the monthly community dinner. As always we rely on your generosity to help stock the pantry each month. We always need toilet paper, paper towels, laundry soap, baby wipes, baby shampoo or wash, trash bags and shampoo. No time to shop? We’ll do the shopping for you. IMPORTANT REQUEST: we provide our guests with plastic containers to take leftovers home and we are running out of them. Do you have any containers you can give us? Thank you so much. Geoff, Stephanie, Judith

Independence Day Hymns
After the 10:30 service on July 4th, we will raise our voices in song in honor of Independence Day. Join us as we give thanks for the freedoms we enjoy in our country by singing a few “national” hymns.

Piano Recital
Eleanore Vail and Paula Seger will be performing a short program of music, four hands, one piano at 4 o’clock this evening.

Bulletin Announcements and Triad Submissions
If you would like to include an announcement in the bulletin please have it in the office by Tuesday morning for the following Sunday. Submissions for the Triad are due by the 20th of the month for the next month’s Triad.

SUNDAY, June 20, 2010
IV Pentecost ~ Fourth Sunday after Pentecost

Eucharist Rite I, 8 am, Chapel of St. Bede
Eucharist Rite II with music, 10:30 am, Nave
Refreshments after the 10:30 service, Lower Level (Please join us!)
AA, 7:30 pm, Old Rectory

Schedule of Events, June 21 – June 26

TUESDAY, June 22
Prayer Group, 11 am, Old Rectory
AA, 7:30 pm, Undercroft

WEDNESDAY, June 23
Community Dinner, 5:30 pm, Undercroft

FRIDAY, June 25
Office Closed

PRAYER CIRCLE this week: Anita Atkinson & Luis Bautista, Alexander; Bill & Carol Baker; Margaret Barrier; Bill & Mary Bausano; Chip Beard; Rich & Mickey Bement; Bob & Rosalyn Benson; Howard Blanning; Treva Boardman; Joan Bowie; Elaine Brandner; Anne Brown; Bradley Brown

ALTAR FLOWERS today are given by Yero Peterson in memory of Spiro Peterson.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Today we welcome The Rev. Susan Lehman, our guest celebrant and preacher, Dorothy Samter, our guest organist, and Pauline Thorndike, flutist.

Relay for Life
The time has come!
Saturday, June 26, 1:00 pm – Sunday, June 27, 9:00 am

Lots of planning, lots of activity and lots of ways to get involved:

• Donate money. Make check payable to American Cancer Society; write Holy Trinity Relay for Life on memo line; drop in today’s collection or give to Nicole in the office
• Sign up—or just show up—and walk during the Relay; walk 5 minutes or 5 hours
• Donate chocolate for the chocolate basket we’re offering for the Basket Raffle; give chocolates to Sarah Michael or to Nicole in the office; Lila Mason has contributed a hand-made basket
• Contribute a Holy Trinity T-Shirt or apron for our creative banner
• Help set up site at 9:00 am Saturday (Jack Heitsman in charge)
• Help tear down site at 10:00 am Sunday
• Help cook and sell brats and metts from 5:00 – 8:00 Saturday evening (Dick and Anne Lodge in charge)

For more information see www.relayforlife.org/oxford or contact Bonnie Mason or Mary Melvin

Holy Trinity Pantry
Holy Trinity maintains a non-food pantry for our guests at the monthly community dinner. As always we rely on your generosity to help stock the pantry each month. We always need toilet paper, paper towels, laundry soap, baby wipes, baby shampoo or wash, trash bags and shampoo. No time to shop? We’ll do the shopping for you. IMPORTANT REQUEST: we provide our guests with plastic containers to take leftovers home and we are running out of them. Do you have any containers you can give us? Thank you so much. Geoff, Stephanie, Judith

GREEN SCREEN
Thursday, June 24, 2010 | 7:00 pm
NICOTINE BEES
All over the world, at the same time, with the same bizarre behaviors bees simply leave their precious honey and young behind. They don’t come home. This movie gets to the truth about why the honey bees of the world are in big trouble, and why our food supply is in trouble with them. Filmed on 3 continents to find out the reason bees are in catastrophic decline – and why many people don’t want the real story to be told. With the continuing bee collapse one third of our food supply is at risk – despite the clear-cut scientific data news reports continue to call the phenomenon “mysterious.” We think this crisis is not mysterious. Nicotine Bees is ready to show what has happened. 53 min.

A free environmental film from the Oxford I.C.C.W.G. Green Screen presents films about the science, art, politics and spirituality of the natural environment. Presented FREE at 7:00 pm at the Oxford Community Arts Center.

Independence Day Hymns
After the 10:30 service on July 4th, we will raise our voices in song in honor of Independence Day. Join us as we give thanks for the freedoms we enjoy in our country by singing a few “national” hymns.

Piano Performance at HT
Dear Holy Trinity Friends,

On Sunday June 27 my dear friend Paula Seger will join me in performing a short program of music four hands, one piano. The recital begins at 4:00 and will probably be over about 5:00  This combination is somewhat unusual, four hands two pianos being more often heard. We will perform works by Beethoven, Schubert, Barber and Moszkowsky.

Paula is a local piano teacher, graduate of UCCM, and has possibly taught some of your children.

Preparing the music has been a real joy and we look forward to sharing it with friends.

E.V.

Bulletin Announcements and Triad Submissions
If you would like to include an announcement in the bulletin please have it in the office by Tuesday morning for the following Sunday. Submissions for the Triad are due by the 20th of the month for the next month’s Triad.

SUNDAY, June 6, 2010
II Pentecost ~ Second Sunday after Pentecost

Eucharist Rite I, 8 am, Chapel of St. Bede
Eucharist Rite II with music, 10:30 am, Nave
Refreshments after the 10:30 service, Lower Level (Please join us!)
AA, 7:30 pm, Old Rectory

Schedule of Events, June 7 – June 12

TUESDAY, June 8
Prayer Group, 11 am, Old Rectory
Vestry, 7 pm, Old Rectory
AA, 7:30 pm, Undercroft

FRIDAY, June 11
Office Closed

PRAYER CIRCLE this week: Walter Secrest; Judy Shaw; Dick & Ginger Smith; Jack & Sally Southard; Mike & Lynn Stahr, Cindy, Nina, Morgan, Michael; Anny Stevens-Gleason; Susan Stiles; Jane Strippel; Chris & Elizabeth Taylor, Samuel, Will; Nicole Thesz, Mathias

ALTAR FLOWERS today are given by the Stahr family.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Help Children Become Better Readers
The Diocese of Southern Ohio is sponsoring a Reading Camp for 3-4th graders from June 20-25, 2010. The goal of Reading Camp is to help children who are reluctant and struggling readers to improve literacy skills, encourage them to become more confident students and begin their life-long love of reading. The camp staff includes reading specialists, educators, camp counselors, and volunteers.

It is our hope that by the end of the week, the children have gained confidence in their reading skills because of the enjoyment and success that they have experienced at camp.

There is no cost for the camp for students. Tuition is provided by generous donations by parishioners of the Episcopal Diocese of Southern Ohio as well as by grants from corporations and foundations.

We need your help in sponsoring reluctant readers. The cost for a student to participate in the 5-day residential camp is $350. This includes Procter Summer Camp housing, varied activities including creating a play to be performed at the closing, a backpack and t-shirt, and several books to take home. More importantly, they will leave a more enthused and avid reader.

Contributions of any amount maybe mailed to 412 Sycamore Street, Cincinnati, OH 45202. Please indicate ‘Reading Camp’ in the memo line.

Our children are our future and we can all make a major contribution to their success.

Additional info can be obtained from Rev Diana Shirley (614) 882-9038 or dianashirley@columbus.rr.com

Relay for Life
Holy Trinity has recently adopted a new challenge—Holy Trinity Relay for Life. The American Cancer Society sponsors Relay for Life to help raise funds and awareness, to celebrate the lives of those who have battled cancer, to remember loved ones lost, and to fight back against the disease. This year’s Relay for Life will be an all-night event in front of Millett Hall; it begins at 1:00 p.m. Saturday, June 26 and ends at 9:00 a.m., Sunday, June 27. Each team is encouraged to keep at least one walker on the walkway throughout the 21-hour event.

Many ways exist to support this new adventure:

• Sign up to walk during the Oxford Relay For Life – large sign-up sheets are in the Bishop’s Foyer and the Undercroft
• Donate to the Holy Trinity Relay for Life team—online, in person or during the special Relay collection on June 20
• Staff our booth at Millett; help cook and sell brats and metts from 5:00 – 7:00
• Attend the Relay for Life as cheerleader or head coach!

We appreciate the love and caring that is consistently shown by our church community, and we look forward to your support for the 2010 Holy Trinity Relay for Life team.

Please stay tuned for more information.  You can learn more about Holy Trinity Relay for Life at www.relayforlife.org/oxford or at http://main.acsevents.org/site/TR?fr_id=23614&pg=entry.

If you prefer print information rather than web-based information, contact Mary Melvin or Bonnie Mason.

Flow: Faith, Love, & Obedience in Worship
The Bethel A.M.E. Church in Oxford will be holding a music worship called Flow: Faith, Love, and Obedience in Worship. Topics covered include the history of gospel music, worship as an expression of relationship and liturgy and appropriate songs for corporate worship. The schedule each evening will be as follows:

6 pm – 6:15 pm - Registration | 6:15 – 7 pm - Class | 7 pm – 8 pm – Music

The daily schedule/hours will be:
Wednesday from 6 pm – 8 pm
Thursday from 6 pm – 8 pm
Friday from 6 pm – 8 pm
Saturday: Concert beginning at 6 pm

Cost is $10 per person $7 per person for groups of five or larger. The workshop begins on Wednesday, June 16 – 19 with a finale concert held on Saturday, June 19. Deadline for Registration is Tuesday, June 1, 2010

Questions or want to register? Contact the Church at (513) 523-8560 or email at BethelAMEChurchOxford@gmail.com . We can also be reached at www.betheameoxford.org or on Facebook at BethelAMEChurch-Oxford

Holy Trinity Pantry
Holy Trinity maintains a non-food pantry for our guests at the monthly community dinner. As always we rely on your generosity to help stock the pantry each month. We always need toilet paper, paper towels, laundry soap, baby wipes, baby shampoo or wash, trash bags and shampoo. No time to shop? We’ll do the shopping for you. IMPORTANT REQUEST: we provide our guests with plastic containers to take leftovers home and we are running out of them. Do you have any containers you can give us? Thank you so much. Geoff, Stephanie, Judith

Bulletin Announcements and Triad Submissions
If you would like to include an announcement in the bulletin please have it in the office by Tuesday morning for the following Sunday. Submissions for the Triad are due by the 20th of the month for the next month’s Triad.