The Second Sunday of Lent
Gospel: John 3:1-17
Preacher: The Rev. Scott Claassen.We welcome Scott from St. Michaels Isla Vista. After graduating from Yale Divinity School, Scott spent one year without flying or driving as part of a Carbon Sabbath. During that time, he cycled around the country engaging Christian communities in dialogue about climate change.

The Second Sunday of Lent Gospel: John 3:1-17 Preacher: The Rev. Scott Claassen.We welcome Scott from St. Michaels Isla Vista. After graduating from Yale Divinity School, Scott spent one year without flying or driving as part of a Carbon Sabbath. During that time, he cycled around the country engaging Christian communities in dialogue about climate change.

2020 03 08 Scott Claassen

We are  finally are able to record and post sermons for our faraway friends.
The solemn beauty of Trinity Episcopal Church has provided solace and consolation to people in grief, in trouble, and in transition.  It is also a place of celebration, and thanksgiving for life’s many blessings and sacraments, including Eucharist, Baptism, Matrimony, Confirmations, and other rites.  Trinity is a place where parishioners, community members, and others on The Way can turn to worship, pray, reflect, and find hospitality.

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We are finally are able to record and post sermons for our faraway friends. The solemn beauty of Trinity Episcopal Church has provided solace and consolation to people in grief, in trouble, and in transition. It is also a place of celebration, and thanksgiving for life’s many blessings and sacraments, including Eucharist, Baptism, Matrimony, Confirmations, and other rites. Trinity is a place where parishioners, community members, and others on The Way can turn to worship, pray, reflect, and find hospitality.

We are  finally are able to record and post sermons for our faraway friends.
The solemn beauty of Trinity Episcopal Church has provided solace and consolation to people in grief, in trouble, and in transition.&nbsp; It is also a place of celebration, and thanksgiving for life’s many blessings and sacraments, including Eucharist, Baptism, Matrimony, Confirmations, and other rites.&nbsp; Trinity is a place where parishioners, community members, and others on The Way can turn to worship, pray, reflect, and find hospitality.

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2020 03 08 Scott Claassen

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