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Other Community Connections
Mothers’ Union Arlington Branch Abune Aregawi Ethiopian Congregation FOCUS (Fellowship of Christians in Universities and Schools) Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Al-Anon Jazzercise Metro Washington Old Time Radio Club Penrose Neighborhood Association
Samaritan Ministry of Greater Washington
The agency's Next Step self-sufficiency approach allows Participants to set life improvement goals for themselves and with the help of Samaritan Ministry staff, determine a series of manageable, specific tasks toward the fulfillment of those goals. Services such as housing and employment counseling, coaching, motivation, and so much more are offered by our program. The Northern Virginia office was established in May 1998 with the help of St. Mary’s, Arlington and other dedicated individuals. To this day, some of those dedicated individuals continue to help Samaritan Ministry on a regular basis. Beau Deitrich and Bob Satre have been the front office coordinators every Monday and Tuesday since May 1998. In the spirit of the Next Step program, the Northern Virginia office and Trinity Church took their own Next Steps to form a new partnership and establish a new beginning by moving the Northern Virginia office from 2924 Columbia Pike to 2207 Columbia Pike in November 2004.
Trinity’s representative to Samaritan Ministry is Carol Burroughs. For more information about Samaritan Ministry, contact Executive Director David Downes at 202/ 722-2280, the NoVA Lead Case Worker at 703/271-0938, or Carol Burroughs through the Trinity Church parish office.
Mother’s Union Branch of Trinity Church
All are welcome – married and single, young and old, of every ethnicity and race – to join in this vital ministry and work.
Since its formation in September 2003 at Trinity, this Mother’s Union Branch has been an active and meaningful participant in the life of Trinity Church. Among other things, the group has sponsored an international food fair; supported by their active attendance Trinity’s Intercessory Prayer Group ministry; led one of our Lenten Wednesday night seminar sessions; and, worked hard to find a place in enhancing Trinity’s Outreach efforts to the Columbia Pike community.
As an affiliate of a member church of The Episcopal Church USA, the Mother’s Union Trinity Church Branch is loyal to the canons, doctrine, discipline and worship of Christ as this Church has received them; and respects, is guided by the pastoral direction and leadership of, and obeys the Rector of Trinity Church and other ministers who may have authority over them and their work.
Mother’s Union meets regularly on the 3rd Saturday of every month at 4:00 pm in Trinity’s Parish Hall.
Upcoming Mother’s Union (MU) Events
Sunday, October 26 3:00 pm Annual MU Service of Thanksgiving
To obtain additional information, contact Mrs. Nance Jere-Jones through the Trinity Church office (info@tecarl.org or 703/920-7077).
Abune Aregawi Ethiopian Congregation The Abune Aregawi Ethiopian Congregation worships every Sunday morning, from 6:00 am to 8:00 am in Trinity’s Parish Hall.
FOCUS (Fellowship of Christians in Universities and Schools)
FOCUS, the Fellowship of Christians in Universities and Schools, is a diverse community of students, parents, faculty, clergy, professionals, and business people from a variety of Christian denominations drawn together by a common faith and purpose. Our purpose is to share with independent school students a life rooted in God that is real, adventurous, intellectually sound, and eminently practical. Trinity Church serves as an office base for FOCUS.
At Trinity Church, we are committed to strengthening community in Christ’s name by being a welcoming haven for those who find strength and encouragement through various 12-step organizations, community affiliations, and fellowship groups. A list of user groups currently meeting at Trinity follows.
Use of our facilities and any applicable, associated fee depends upon space availability as well as organizational mission. If you are interested in learning more about one of the groups we welcome or in exploring space availability, please contact the church office and speak with the Rector’s Administrative Assistant. Our Vestry Liaison for User Group Relations is Cindy McLaughlin.
Trinity Church Welcomes You
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) & Al-Anon Thursday evenings at 7:15 pm Sunday evenings at 7:30 pm
Jazzercise Monday & Wednesday evenings at 6:15 pm Saturday mornings at 9:00 am
Penrose Neighborhood Association Third Tuesday of the month at 7:30 pm Trinity Parish Hall
Metro Washington Old Time Radio Club Second Friday of the Month at 7:30 pm Trinity Parish Hall |
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2217 Columbia Pike, Arlington, VA 22204 Phone: 703-920-7077 Fax: 703-920-5560 Office Email: info@tecarl.org |