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The Second Sunday in Lent - Trinity Episcopal Church Service
March 9th, 2025
Welcome to Trinity Episcopal Church, a vibrant community rooted in the love of Christ. At Trinity, we believe that all are welcome, whether in person or via our livestream on YouTube. Our doors are open to people from all walks of life, and we embrace the whole rich diversity of God's people. Founded in 1884 in Belleville, Michigan, we have a long history of serving and engaging in our community. We are proud to be a progressive and inclusive church, committed to being LGBTQ+ friendly.
Our mission is to welcome all who seek Christ, and we strive to embody true compassion as we reach out in love and service to our community, diocese, and the world. Join us as we worship, learn, and grow together.
Join us in-person or view our livestream on YouTube for the service. Our weekly bulletin can be found here.
Taking place at St. Stephens, in Wyandotte, from 10am - 3pm. Per Carmen Piggins, if you already registered for the class that ended up being cancelled, you don't need to re-register, but email her to let her know you are attending at cpiggins@edomi.org.
Three separate workshops taking place at 9am, 11am, and 1pm.
Spring cleaning for the whole church. 9am - 1pm on Saturday April 26th, and after church - 3pm on Sunday April 27th.
St. John's Episcopal Church, in Plymouth
Saturday at 12pm at Trinity. Luncheon to follow in the parish hall.
Taking place at 11am With Bishop Bonnie here at Trinity Episcopal Church.
Thank you for your interest in supporting the ministries at Trinity.
Your donations enable us to provide for the ministries that serve here as well as supporting local, national, and international outreach projects.
I feel blessed to be where I am meant to be. Briefly, here's my story. I was born in Rochester, NY in a family of three boys and one oldest sister. We were all baptized as infants at St. Thomas's Parish. We siblings grew, competed, celebrated our differences, and loved our mom and dad in unique ways. We were encouraged to seek truth and to make justice the headlight on our own pathway. My pathway led me to Christian formation, experiences of God's loving grace in my life, and a deep desire to seek God in those I meet.
I am a lover of God and a follower of our Savior Jesus Christ. I am a believer in life as a faith-in-god filled journey. I am a champion of underdogs and those who are unjustly disenfranchised. My two sons and their mother, from whom I am divorced, live in Charlotte, NC. I will be married, in April, to an exceptional woman, Teresa, whom I met through seminary.
How did I get to Trinity, Belleville as your Interim Priest In Charge? Years ago, friends in my parish in North Carolina, where my young family lived, asked me when my study for the priesthood would begin. I answered the call and studied for a Master of Divinity degree at Hood Theological Seminary, an AME Zion seminary, Salisbury, NC. After graduating from Hood Seminary and completing an Anglican Studies program at the Church Divinity School of the Pacific, I came to Detroit to see how the Diocese of Michigan was growing. I came, felt a call to serve in this fascinating place, and was accepted into the ordination process in Michigan. Throughout the ordination process, I grew in faith and was ordained as a Deacon and as a Priest in 2022. I have been serving as an extended supply priest in the Diocese since Easter, 2022.
My prayer and longing for us at Trinity, Belleville is to journey together in Lent and be newly open to God's call to each of us to serve God. We will examine the times and places in our lives where we have been unfaithful to God. We will make room so that God may complete in us the work of salvation. This is a wonderful opportunity for us to grow in faith and reach out to others with hearts filled with God's love.
Contact Rev Chip:
chip@trinitybell.org
