Youth Sundays: 9/13,
10/11, 11/8, 12/13 (2nd Sundays, monthly.
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Sign Up Link for each service will be posted soon.
Pancakes at 9am for all; then review lessons and themes. OPEN TO ALL.
Registration for child(ren) in grades K-12 for the 2026--2027 year opens soon. This helps us with planning, allergies, special requests and contact information. THANK YOU!
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Summer Worship Schedule began June 15: Summer Sunday Services shift to 8am and 10 am for the summer!
Fall 2026 Fall Calendar – In August, we will mail out the 2026-2027 program year calendar. In the meantime, here are some key dates:
Diocesan Youth Wild Adventure (Sun, 8/30, 4pm) Get ready for a fun evening of adventure, music, food, and fellowship to kick off your fall! Youth and their family members from across the diocese are invited to join us for our diocesan Youth Wild Adventure at Valley Forge National Historical Park on Sunday 8/30 from 4 pm - 6:30 p.m. Register at this link. See you in August! ALL CHILDREN are invited to participate and join in the entire 10:30am YOUTH SUNDAY service. What is Youth Sunday? On Youth Sundays, we offer: - pancake breakfast beginning at 9am in the Parish Hall for all; - lesson time is replaced with review of the themes and Bible readings in the 10:30am service - selection of roles during the service (speaking and non speaking!) -Youth Choir songs during the service Younger Children have activities in Parish Hall until service time if they are not participating. Sign Up Links will be posted soon.
Resumes this Fall: SUNDAY MORNING Childcare, 9am - Noon: Resumes September 6, 2026 For Children ranging from six months through four years old: Sign in Required. Our childcare program for our smallest churchgoers- provides a safe and nurturing space for children. while families attend church services. We aim to create a welcoming environment where God's love is experienced through interactions and age-appropriate activities. We realize there are going to be some weeks where childcare is available but there are no programs for our older children. In these circumstances, we ask that children who are five and above remain with their families during the church services and not be dropped off downstairs in the nursery. We feel this will be much more beneficial for the older children and it helps us keep our little ones safe, who might not even be walking! Collection to Help Teachers, 8/9 - 8/23 - The Outreach Committee is facilitating collection of school supplies for Teachers' Teammates. Their mission is to ensure all K-12 students & teachers in Delaware County have the resources they need for the school year. Teachers can “shop” from the donated items to help supply their classrooms. The following are the most needed supplies: 2 Pocket folders, Notebooks and filler paper, #2 pencils, colored pencils, eraser s& sharpeners, crayons, washable high lighter & dry erase markers, glue sticks, backpacks & pencil pouches. Please place your donations in the bin at the back of the church. Thank you! |
Sunday Morning Programs
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Family Activities & Community Outreach
In addition to Sunday formation, we continue to offer periodic, intergenerational, all-community formation and fellowship gatherings. ------------------------- Several times a year, youth-- grades 6 through 12-- gather in our church kitchen to prepare pasta, pancakes and other meals for the parish and the community, as fundraisers. Monday on MLK Day, we make food bags, cards and prepare hot meals to go. Older youth drivers help deliver boxes of food. LENT: Prepare Stations of the Cross & Journey though Lent Posters with at home activities. ADVENT an intergenerational Advent Candle making event takes place in the Parish Hall between services; arrive by 10am. Take home a finished display with prayers for each Sunday in Advent, for home. SUMMER Youth Mission Trip: We have partnered with Covenant Methodist in Springfield (PA) joining their ASP team (Appalachian Service Project) to work on peoples’ homes in the Appalachian Region.
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Growing up with Trinity Church -- The Trinity community invites children and youth of all ages to grow in the knowledge and love of God and to learn what it means to love others as ourselves.
Children's programming includes scripture, prayers, and music and engages body, mind, and spirit. Middle schoolers meet weekly for discussion and fun, with parishioner and professional teacher Jesse Clemmer. High school students meet monthly with the Rector, Fr. Ted. Confirmation is provided according to the rhythms of ages and readiness. In the summer, we worship on the lawn for 2-3 Sundays (weather permitting). Fun activities are scattered through the year, some for children and youth only, others for the entire parish that are young person-friendly. At around age 13 youth are invited to consider joining a confirmation program. Eleventh and twelfth grade youth have the opportunity to go on a pilgrimage. Past trips have been to Iona in Scotland or Corrymeela in Northern Ireland. The 2024 Mission Trips was held with ASP in Appalachia.
Children's programming includes scripture, prayers, and music and engages body, mind, and spirit. Middle schoolers meet weekly for discussion and fun, with parishioner and professional teacher Jesse Clemmer. High school students meet monthly with the Rector, Fr. Ted. Confirmation is provided according to the rhythms of ages and readiness. In the summer, we worship on the lawn for 2-3 Sundays (weather permitting). Fun activities are scattered through the year, some for children and youth only, others for the entire parish that are young person-friendly. At around age 13 youth are invited to consider joining a confirmation program. Eleventh and twelfth grade youth have the opportunity to go on a pilgrimage. Past trips have been to Iona in Scotland or Corrymeela in Northern Ireland. The 2024 Mission Trips was held with ASP in Appalachia.