What does volunteering for Trinity Food Ministries mean to volunteers? What are the joys? What are the challenges? How did they get started? Join Canon Liz Harlan Ferlo and a panel of Trinity Outreach volunteers to hear about their experiences, why they volunteer, and what they have learned. Held in person in the Morrison Room […]
Held at Trinity Cathedral, Catechesis is a five-month immersion in scripture, history, worship, and Christian practices that offers a chance to learn more about this community of faith—and make friendships that will last a lifetime. Not sure if it's for you? Come check out the first few classes to see if this is something you'd […]
Join us every week for Wednesday at the Commons, our adult formation series designed to introduce you to a diverse range of classes, expanding your perspectives and encouraging fresh thinking. Epiphany Term II (4 sessions) Wednesdays, February 5–26, 7:00–8:30 pm Building a Righteous Nation: Protestant Christians & American Politics; hybrid, led by Corbet Clark – […]
Held at Trinity Cathedral, Catechesis is a five-month immersion in scripture, history, worship, and Christian practices that offers a chance to learn more about this community of faith—and make friendships that will last a lifetime. Not sure if it's for you? Come check out the first few classes to see if this is something you'd […]
Writer Nikki Grimes, one of America's most celebrated Black poets, discusses her poetry collections Glory in the Margins and Glory, Too, along with her expansive body of work. A New York Times bestselling author and recipient of the Coretta Scott King Author Award, Grimes has captivated readers of all ages with her profound and lyrical […]
Held at Trinity Cathedral, Catechesis is a five-month immersion in scripture, history, worship, and Christian practices that offers a chance to learn more about this community of faith—and make friendships that will last a lifetime. Not sure if it's for you? Come check out the first few classes to see if this is something you'd […]
(Hybrid—in person & on Zoom. Led by Paul Pasquesi.) What can we learn from Christian texts about roles for women in the early church and the lives of key figures like Mary Magdalene, Perpetua, and the Family of Jesus? We will explore the lives of these women as described in the New Testament, Apocryphal Acts, […]
As a part of our call to radical hospitality and to holy humility, we invite all members of the community to practice unlearning racism with us. Our Christian tradition provides a strong foundation to better understand how racism draws us from the heart of God. Each Wednesday in Lent, gather to hear a story about […]
How can fierce compassion and deep spiritual practice sustain a movement of active resistance? Gandhi outlined three elements of such a movement: self-purification, constructive program, and satyagraha (holding fast to truth). In this Mini-Retreat, engage in the spiritual practices of meditation, storytelling, and imaginative prayer to explore with our hearts what a spirituality of resistance […]
In this 3 hour mini retreat, Anne-Louise Sterry will be using music and storytelling to explore how we can bring more deep joy into our lives. What is our heart telling us? How can we create a life full of greater vibrancy, integrity and love? As we learn from what our hearts are telling us, […]
Explore the lectionary through the poetic lens of acclaimed writer Nikki Grimes, whose writing weaves together verse and theology, offering fresh perspectives on scripture. This year's Lent Reads sessions will be meditative, formative, and inspiring as we read and discuss her work together. Register to attend online: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEtdO6tqjkvEtaLpvm15OCeA38HOyqyHFEg
As a part of our call to radical hospitality and to holy humility, we invite all members of the community to practice unlearning racism with us. Our Christian tradition provides a strong foundation to better understand how racism draws us from the heart of God. Each Wednesday in Lent, gather to hear a story about […]
Held at Trinity Cathedral, Catechesis is a five-month immersion in scripture, history, worship, and Christian practices that offers a chance to learn more about this community of faith—and make friendships that will last a lifetime. Not sure if it's for you? Come check out the first few classes to see if this is something you'd […]
(Hybrid—in person & on Zoom. Led by Paul Pasquesi.) What can we learn from Christian texts about roles for women in the early church and the lives of key figures like Mary Magdalene, Perpetua, and the Family of Jesus? We will explore the lives of these women as described in the New Testament, Apocryphal Acts, […]
Our next Cursillo Weekend for All Adults will be held Thursday evening, March 20 at 5 pm to Sunday afternoon at 3 pm, March 23, 2025, at the Oregon Christian Camp & Events Center (formerly known as the Oregon Christian Convention Center). Candidate (pilgrim) and sponsor applications are available on our website.
Begin, invigorate, or deepen your meditation practice with this all-levels monthly meditation gathering led by the Rev'd Chris Bell. Meetings will begin with an hour of silent meditation (two sessions of sitting and a short walking meditation), followed by a discussion led by Chris. We will conclude with a half-hour of informal tea (or coffee) […]
An introduction to icons followed by The Seven Sorrows of Mary, a contemplative worship service of lessons, meditation, and music. Presented by: Laurie Muench, Iconography Instructor at Mount Angel Monastery and St. Barnabas Episcopal Church, McMinnville, and featuring Alan Muench, organist, and Lyn Tupper, cantor. Sponsored by the Women of St. Mary's. All are welcome […]
Explore the lectionary through the poetic lens of acclaimed writer Nikki Grimes, whose writing weaves together verse and theology, offering fresh perspectives on scripture. This year's Lent Reads sessions will be meditative, formative, and inspiring as we read and discuss her work together. Register to attend online: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEtdO6tqjkvEtaLpvm15OCeA38HOyqyHFEg
As a part of our call to radical hospitality and to holy humility, we invite all members of the community to practice unlearning racism with us. Our Christian tradition provides a strong foundation to better understand how racism draws us from the heart of God. Each Wednesday in Lent, gather to hear a story about […]
(Zoom only; led by the Rev’d Dr. Roger Ferlo) The Rev’d Dr. Roger Ferlo takes us on a tour of the Visual Commentary on Scripture as we explore the often surprising ways that painters, sculptors, and architects have interpreted Scripture through the visual imagination. Sessions will be fully participatory, both in plenary sessions and in […]
(Hybrid—in person & on Zoom. Led by Paul Pasquesi.) What can we learn from Christian texts about roles for women in the early church and the lives of key figures like Mary Magdalene, Perpetua, and the Family of Jesus? We will explore the lives of these women as described in the New Testament, Apocryphal Acts, […]
Join us for Safe Church Training, March 29, 2025 at Christ Church, Lake Oswego! Are you preparing for a new leadership role, ministry, or volunteer opportunity in the church? Safe Church training equips us to create and uphold spaces that reflect Christ’s love, where all can feel safe, respected, and supported. This training is required […]
Explore the lectionary through the poetic lens of acclaimed writer Nikki Grimes, whose writing weaves together verse and theology, offering fresh perspectives on scripture. This year's Lent Reads sessions will be meditative, formative, and inspiring as we read and discuss her work together. Register to attend online: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEtdO6tqjkvEtaLpvm15OCeA38HOyqyHFEg