Cookie Walk

There will be a Cookie Walk on Sunday, December 8th, from 9am-12:30pm!

Here is how it works:

You buy a bag for a small fee, and then you fill it with cookies of your choice from the trays of delicious home-made cookies baked by fellow parishioners.  So please stop by after the 8am or 10:30 service, and enjoy this Christmas tradition!

Bakers needed!! 

Can you find some time to bake some of your favorite Christmas cookie recipes?  We would love any amount you can make!  (Please, no store bought!) 
If so, then get in touch with Terri Brown at 609-915-3800 or terribrown4@gmail.com  or sign up here:   https://evite.me/pzTtwQsEtf

Advent Poinsettia Delivery

The Flower Ministry team is getting ready for the Annual Poinsettia Delivery, and we could use your help!  

On Friday, December 13 through Sunday December 15, volunteers will deliver Christmas Poinsettia plants to parishioners.  The time involvement is just 1-2 hours, and the exact time you deliver is completely at your discretion.  

We will provide a list of recipients with addresses and contact information. We would like to get enough volunteers to create pairs of people to deliver, so there could be a driver and a caller.  The caller lets the parishioner know that we are on the way to drop off a plant.  This gives the parishioner a “heads up” to potentially to see a stranger at the door.

If you can help with this enjoyable and worthwhile event, please contact Terri Hassett Brown by either email at terribrown4@gmail.com, or by phone, 609-915-3800.  

Christmas Pageant

It is time to sign up for the Christmas Pageant! This year's pageant will take place during the 10:30 am service on Sunday, December 22. We will be using a brand new script, complete with original songs! Rehearsals will be Sundays after church during the month of December, although not everyone will need to be at every rehearsal. There are opportunities for children of all ages to perform.  Please access this form to register and find all of the information:  https://forms.gle/f26RrA3GVtAfQuuJ7

Questions? Email Annie Bryson at brysona@trinityprinceton.org

Angel Tree Update

It's time for Trinity's annual Angel Tree gift drive! This year, we are using an Amazon wish list for the gifts that kids in our community have requested. A tree with gift card tags will be in the Narthex for gift cards that cannot be purchased on Amazon. The wish list can be found here: 

https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/RXVN4P7CVC4M?ref_=wl_share

Gifts should be shipped to Kara Slade at 33 Mercer St, Princeton NJ 08540.  Contact Martha Lashbrook or Kara with any questions. 

Sunday's Forum

Advent is traditionally a time to focus on what's called the Four Last Things, including the reality of death. But in our culture, we are often hesitant to talk about it. For four weeks starting this Sunday, November 17, we'll consider both the theology and the practicalities of the end of life. Join us for this very special series at Trinity Church. This Sunday, Kara will lead a discussion of what Christians believe about death and eternal life. Don't miss it! 

Rummage Thank you!

Dear all,

Many thanks to all for an amazing rummage sale this fall. We all appreciate the fantastic donations, moving the donations from POD's to Church, supporting us with lawn signs, setting up our sale rooms, supplying us with a contrast stream of support and volunteering directly with the sale!

Our sales were just fantastic this year which were just below last year’ sales. Over 650 shoppers came through our doors to shop our treasures!!

We could not have done it without you.  We especially want to thank the Clergy and the Sextons for their steady support, too.

Our next sale in 2025 will be our 50th!!!! What an exciting year ahead!!!

With warm thanks,

The Rummage Committee

Angel Tree Project 2024

The Angel Tree project is back again this year with an easier format including an online Wish List registry through Amazon.

We still have three agencies which will again be beneficiaries.  Arm in Arm, Housing Initiatives of Princeton and Urban Promise Trenton.  

Arm in Arm’s Still Standing Program empowers single mothers to meet their families’ needs while striving for financial independence. For more information: https://arminarm.org/still-standing-program/.

The mission of Housing Initiatives of Princeton is to assist local individuals and families experiencing housing insecurity build toward a sustainable future via stable housing, better employment, and a network of support services. You can find out more about HIP here: https://www.housinginitiativesofprinceton.org/.

Urban Promise Trenton believes in the power of opportunity. They provide Trenton’s youth and teens with a chance to believe in and build a positive future by providing them with the skills necessary for academic achievement, life management, spiritual growth, and Christian leadership. Click here to see what they are all about: https://urbanpromisetrenton.org/.

"Sing Out, My Soul!"

Event Title: Voices Chorale NJ and the Trenton Children’s Chorus Present: "Sing Out, My Soul!"

Date & Time: December, 14 at 4pm

Location: Trinity Church

Join us for a joyful celebration of the holiday season as talented performers come together for “Sing Out, My Soul!” presented by Voices Chorale NJ in collaboration with the Trenton Children’s Chorus.
The program features Vivaldi's masterful Gloria accompanied by a chamber ensemble, as well as contemporary choral compositions and arrangements that invoke the many moods of the holiday season.  It's sure to delight attendees as they celebrate this season of increased community and connection!
The Baroque composer Antonio Vivaldi’s Gloria, is an ever-popular favorite with audiences since its writing over 300 years ago. Voices Chorale is honored and excited to be joined by members of the acclaimed Capital Harmony Works’ Trenton Children’s Chorus as this Christmas story is depicted through Vivaldi’s masterful musical imagery.
The program then fast-forwards through the centuries, presenting old and new texts set to music by contemporary composers, from a heartfelt Hanukkah prayer to a song of rejoicing in Latin (Gaudete!). As a special touch, the audience is treated to side-by-side contrasting musical settings of the same texts to underscore their beauty through different musical prisms.
With the combined groups “singing out” together in “Sing Out, My Soul!” by Marques Garrett, there is truly something for everyone. Don’t miss this uplifting experience!
Tickets and information are available at www.VoicesChoraleNJ.org.

For more information, contact Event Coordinator Linda Silber: LindaFSilber@gmail.com