Trinity Times - September 2023
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The Work God has Called You to Do

Dear Trinity family,

As the Summer holidays draw to a close, we begin to slowly ready ourselves for re-entry into the normal routines we have.  Schools restart, ministries begin again, and we begin to focus once more on the work God has called each of us to at this time.  For some that is being students, for others it is tutoring, or working with immigrant families, for all of us, it is the time to remember that we are called to grow, serve and make the contribution we can to our families, society and world.

Work is a gift, which at some point in our lives we will no longer be able to do.  So let each of us serve now in the ways we can, not taking this gift for granted.

If you want to make a difference, what about joining the gardening or building team on a Tuesday morning?  What about offering to tutor and read with children that are struggling at the school we partner with?  What about offering to sit once a month with those that require full-time care, so their care-givers can have a break?  What about getting more involved with migrant workers or immigrant families?  There are so many things to do to bless others.  Reach out if you want to do something to make a difference!

With so much love always,

Revd Deborah

Trinity Episcopal Church | (585) 225-7848 | staff@trinity-greeceny.org]

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We gratefully acknowledge with respect the Seneca Nation of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, whose ancestral lands the Town of Greece and the City of Rochester now occupy. We encourage every member of our community to learn about the indigenous communities who make their home here today and to work for indigenous rights and justice.