Reflections

The struggle against homelessness

January 6, 2008July 3, 2018
by Dianne Mesh
Reflections, Sermons

At noon this coming Tuesday, a small group of people will meet on Trinity Square just outside the south door of the church to remember all the people who have… Read More »The struggle against homelessness

Every one is expected. Everyone is included.

March 6, 2005September 12, 2017
by Marilyn Dolmage
Reflections, Sermons

Church of the Holy Trinity – March 6, 2005 Homily
by Marilyn Dolmage

It’s been interesting for me to learn more about how worship is planned and shared at Holy Trinity – from this chance to participate. Susie invited a group of us to take part in Lenten worship and we all commented on how much we enjoyed the participatory nature of worship at HT and then had to get busy participating. But that contribution is wonderful.
And I greatly appreciate the support I have received from others in the Lenten worship series – Ian’s offer to coordinate; and meeting with Ian and Malcolm and my friend Betty; with Becca for the music; and Sara checking if I am okay.Read More »Every one is expected. Everyone is included.

The Necessary Means of Salvation – Advent 1868

December 20, 1970September 28, 2010
by Keith Nunn
Reflections, Sermons

FOURTH SUNDAY IN ADVENT. “the word of god” and “the church of god” the NfiCKSSARV MEANS OF SALVATION. St. John, XV, 5. ” I am the Vine, ye are the… Read More »The Necessary Means of Salvation – Advent 1868

The Reasonableness of Accepting the Other’s Interpretation of Holy Scriptures – Advent 1868

December 13, 1970September 28, 2010
by Keith Nunn
Reflections, Sermons

THIED SUNDAY m ADVENT. THE KI’A.SONABLENESS OF ACCEPTING THE OHTJBCH’s UTTEBPIB- TATION OF HOLY SCRIPTURES. I Timothy, III, 15. ” The Church, which is the pillar and ground of tho… Read More »The Reasonableness of Accepting the Other’s Interpretation of Holy Scriptures – Advent 1868

God’s Word Made of None Effect by Man’s Tradition – Advent 1868

December 6, 1970April 5, 2011
by Keith Nunn
Reflections, Sermons

SECOND SUNDAY IN ADVENT, 1868. god’s word made of none effect by man’s tradition. St. Mark VII, 13. •’ Making the word of God of none effect through your traditions.”… Read More »God’s Word Made of None Effect by Man’s Tradition – Advent 1868

The Solemnities of the Last Great Day – Advent 1868

November 29, 1970April 5, 2011
by Keith Nunn
Reflections, Sermons

ADVENT SUNDAY, 1868. BY WILLIAM STEWART DARLING, RECTOR ASSISTANT. Isaiah II, 19. “And they shall go into the holes of the rocks and into the caves of the earth for… Read More »The Solemnities of the Last Great Day – Advent 1868

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april

15apr7:15 pm8:45 pmMoved OnlineVirtual EventLifting Spiritsmusic, poetry and cocktails

Event Details

music, poetry and cocktails

Cocktail hour is a state of mind. It is a little bit of ritual that helps unwind from a difficult day or can make us more ready to be with others. Booze is optional, but the time that is taken to make oneself a beautiful drink should be celebrated and cherished.

My vision in creating Lifting Spirits is to capture some of the good parts of church (and bar) culture and to bring it into a welcoming and non-dogmatic space where we celebrate art and beauty, take care of each other, listen, celebrate, mourn, and hold. Currently connected to Holy Trinity TO, this is not a religion, it is a way of being with each other with few rules: be kind, listen, seek joy.

We start with a little cocktail building session at 7:15pm for about 15 minutes. I’ll post the materials list a few days beforehand in my email broadcast. There is also a Lifting Spirits Channel on YouTube where cocktail information and some performances are collected for your later enjoyment.

Once we have equipped ourselves with a libation, we’ll wander up to my studio for a little open mic, poetry reading and conversation. If you’d like to play something or recite something, that would be fantastic. We can improvise, but it doesn’t hurt if I have some idea how many want to share something beforehand. In between performances we’ll chat. If the numbers grow enough that it’s hard to chat, then we’ll start to use the breakout rooms.

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