Currently Serving our Parish Wardens: Senior Tom Stone - Junior TBD Clerk: Donna Chiacchia Treasurer: Karen Lekas Financial Secretary: Jim Slavin Parish Admin Team: Sue Stone, Donna Chiacchia Parish Office Hours: Tuesdays 11AM to 1PM

Altar Guild Nancy Piper, Bev Drover, Annette Palmer, Ann Gotta, Nancy Oliver, Wendy Slavin, Susan VanderZicht, Sue Bates, Barbara Davis Stubbs, Joyce Mowry

Lay Ministers or Eucharistic Ministers Julie Butcher, Maria Buckley, Stephanie Brown, Janet Oliver, Nancy Piper, Al Holden

Acolytes & Junior Acolytes Barbara Davis Stubbs, Eric Carkin, Kyle Buma, Jessica Brown, Daniel Costa, Ryan Carkin

Healing Prayer Team Al Holden, Ken Piper, Julie Butcher, Tom Stone

Ushers Noah Burrill, Ken Piper, Jonathan Tibbetts, Jim Slavin, Tom Stone, Jay Taintor, Mitch Palmer

Children’s Church and Sunday School Deb Carkin, Stephanie Brown, Maria Buckley, Karen Lekas, Doreen Costa

Northbridge Association of Churches Julie Butcher, Katie Stark

NAC (Northbridge Association of Churches) was formed in 1978 to share a ministry between churches in Whitinsville including these services, events and programs that share our common goals. A monthly meeting is held on the third Tuesday of each month. Thanksgiving Eve Service - Good Friday Service Baccalaureate Service for Northbridge High School Blackstone Valley Free Medical Program for the Uninsured Ecumenical Vacation Bible School - NAC Food Pantry Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter Food Baskets The “Giving” Tree - Christmas Gifts for Children and Families Crop Hunger Walk - Collection of Coats and Warm Clothing “Red Bag Sunday” - to benefit local food banks Peace of Bread Kitchen - Ecumenical Prayer Chain NAC Emergency Fund - Nursing Home Hymn Sings Faith Lift, A Time for Women

July 6, 2014 - 4 Pentecost - 10:30 AM Order of Service and Announcements

The Head of the Church: The Lord Jesus Christ The Ministers: The Whole Congregation

Rector: Canon Dr. John Derek Stubbs Organist: Mr. Tom Girard

Rector Emeritus - The Reverend Alden Besse

W W W.T R I N I T Y 0 1 5 8 8 .C O M

THIRD SUNDAY IS RED BAG SUNDAY

TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH

To Our Guests and New Comers Welcome! Please sign our guest book located in the back of the church.

All baptized believers in the Lord Jesus Christ are welcome to take communion. Join us for coffee & fellowship in the undercroft following the 10:30 service.

33 Linwood Avenue - Whitinsville, MA 01588 - (508) 234 - 5303 “Like” us on Facebook: Trinity Episcopal Church on the Common

trinityoffice@trinity01588.com

Sunday, July 6, 2014 - 10:30 AM 4 Pentecost - Holy Eucharist – Rite II

* Please stand † Please sit or kneel

BCP = Book of Common Prayer (Red Book) Hymnal = 1982 Hymnal (Blue Book) SBK = Trinity Sings Song Book

Prelude Mr. Tom Girard

* Processional “We Will Extol You” Hymnal # 404

* The Salutation BCP 355

† The Collect of the Day Insert Contemporary

† First Reading Zechariah 9: 9-12 See Insert

* Psalm Psalm 145: 8-15 Bulletin Page 3

† Second Reading Romans 7: 15-25a See Insert

* Gospel “How Sweet the Name ” Hymnal #644

* The Holy Gospel Matthew 11: 16-19, 25-30

† Sermon "Prisoners of Hope " Rev. John Stubbs

* The Nicene Creed BCP 358

† Prayers of the People Form VI BCP 392

Stephan Edelstein, Brenda Matteson, Deborah Christenson, Tony and Karen Lekas, Samantha Watson, Jonathan Tibbetts, Marilyn Boucher, Sonny & Sue Breault,

Judy Mahoney, Pam Burrill, Arvie Tebeau, Paul Boucher, Pauline Ethier, Cathy Deery, Marie Campbell, Nora Daubney, Therese Morin, Conrad Berthold,

Ellen Laderman, Suzanne Soderer, Laurie Baldwin, Christine White, Sally Hicks, Larry Goodwin, The Madden Family

† Confession & Absolution BCP # 393

† The Peace The Congregation

† Announcements Bulletin Pgs. 4 to 7

† Offertory “Jesus Shall Reign” Hymnal #544

* Doxology Hymnal #380 V.3

† The Holy Communion Eucharistic Prayer A BCP 361

† The Lord’s Prayer BCP 364

† Communion “The King of Love” Hymnal #646

† Post Communion Prayer The Prayer of Thanksgiving BCP 365

† The Blessing & Dismal BCP 366

* Recessional “God my King” Hymnal #414

Postlude “Let There be Peace on Earth” Bulletin Page 5

The flowers on the altar are given by the Trinity Flower Fund

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Announcements

T rinity Episcopal

Church is committed to

the

restoration,

improvement and

continuation

of its properties

to preserve

historical integrity

provide a

safe and accessible space

and

welcome everyone in

the Blackstone Valley

to our parish community

The Capital Campaign Corner

The Capital Campaign is alive and

well! The committee will be send-

ing a letter of results to our mailing

list in July and in August, a pledge

letter will be issued.

The results of the Feasibility Study

were very favorable and for those

who attended the brunch in April

a complete package of charts and

details was published as part of the

presentation, highlighting the fact

that between parishioners, family

and friends we will be able to

achieve our goals.

The committee has also been very

busy with writing and submitting

grants and speaking with our state

officials regarding our campaign.

The results of these efforts has

also been very favorable and we

look forward to the Diocese and

the state of Massachusetts partici-

pating in the campaign generously.

This will greatly assist us in expe-

diting our efforts.

The result letter should be arriving

by the third week of July. We look

forward to everyone’s continued

support.

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Servant Calendar for - July 2014

Sunday July 6 July 13 July 20 July 27

Lay Reader

Doreen Costa Maria Buckley Stephanie Brown

Barbara Stubbs

LEM Al Holden Mitch Palmer Janet Oliver Nancy Piper

Prayer Team

Tom Stone Julie Butcher

Laying on of Hands

Ken Piper Tom Stone

Al Holden Julie Butcher

Ushers Ken Piper Mitch Palmer

Tom Stone Jay Taintor

Noah Burrill Jim Slavin

Ken Piper Mitch Palmer

HALF DUPLEX FOR RENT AVAILABLE JULY 1ST Beautifully located with a 3/4 acre backyard Large living room, dining room and newly renovated galley kitchen, all appliances included. Two bedrooms and full bath on second floor. Lots of storage space; washer and dryer in basement. Off street parking, 2 spaces - No dogs. Please call Pam for lease and fee details at 508-341-2197

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Trinity Out-Reach Programs

Month Event Program Funding

May Alternatives Tour Alternatives From Event

September Corn Roast Alzheimer’s From Event

November Billsbury Bake-Off Habitat Humanity From Event

December Cookie Trade Gideon’s From Event

July Holy Days

4th Independence Day

22nd Saint Mary Magdalene

25th Saint James the Apostle

July Birthdays & Anniversaries

2nd - Ken Piper 18th - Andrea Hoover

14th - Sarah Grover 20th - Ellen & Wayne Lavallee (W)

15th - Susan Bates 22nd - Kevin & Robin Grover (W)

16th - Melanie Brundage 24th - Tony & Karen Lekas (W)

18th - Robin Grover 30th - Casey Landry

Bible Study - Wednesdays - Resuming September 10, 2014

Postlude - “Let There Be Peace on Earth” Let there be peace on earth and let it begin with me.

Let there be peace on earth the peace that was meant to be. With God as our Father, Brothers all are we.

Let me walk with my brother in perfect harmony. Let peace begin with me, let this be the moment now.

With every step I take, let this be my solemn vow; To take each moment and live each moment in peace eternally.

Let there be peace on earth and let it begin with me.

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The NAC Community Garden needs volunteers, supplies and dona-tions. The Garden donates all of its produce to the NAC Food Pantry. Contact northbridgefoodpantry@gmail.com or call Sheri Travers at 508-234-6221, ext 2209.

Church Bulletin Submissions on Wednesdays by 5PM

Email the church office at trintyoffice@trinity01588.com or Donna Chiacchia at donnakayarian@msn.com

Tidings Submissions Fall Issue - September 19th Email pictures and articles to sbrown671@charter.net

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