Trinity Anglican Church

09/08/2026

09/04/2026

🧶 Calling all idle fingers itching to be stitching again! 🧶
The Mothers' Union of the Parish of South Queens is starting a blanket and afghan project to bring warmth to people in need, and we need your help!
We are inviting everyone beginners, experienced crafters, and seasoned hands alike to join us in making simple 8-inch knitted or crocheted squares.
Here are the details:
Size: 8-inch x 8-inch squares
Yarn & Pattern: Any colour, any weight, and any fairly solid pattern you enjoy!
Skill Level: Open to all! Perfection is not required. Every square made with love will help keep someone warm.
Supplies: Don't have supplies? We can provide needles, hooks, and yarn if you need them.
Whether you can make one square or dozens, your contribution will help craft cozy blankets for our community.
Message us or reach out to the Mothers' Union to get involved or request supplies! ❤️902-354-3533

09/04/2026

🥫 Give Them Something to Eat: September Food Bank Drive 🥫📍 Drop-off Location: churches of the Anglican Parish of South Queens

🗓️ When: Every Sunday in September during Communion
🛒 Items Needed: Canned stews and canned spaghettis
This September, we invite everyone who is able to bring canned stews or canned spaghettis as part of our communion offering.
During our services, these gifts will be offered up to God for His blessing. This offering reflects our response to Jesus’ words to the disciples at the feeding of the five thousand in Matthew 14:16 — “They need not go away; you give them something to eat.”
Each week throughout September, these items will be gathered and delivered directly to our local Food Bank to help support neighbors in need.

Thank you for your generosity and for being the hands and feet of Christ in our community! ❤️

08/31/2026

September 3rd – Mothers’ Union Monthly Meeting – 7:00 p.m. at Trinity Hall. New members are always welcome!!

Calling all idle fingers itching to be stitching again!
We, the Mother’s Union of the Parish of South Queens, would like to start knitting blankets or afghans for the people in need of something warm to cover up with.
The idea is to knit or crochet 8-inch squares in any colour yarn and any pattern you like to use. If you no longer have needles and/or unused yarn, we can provide them for you. I think any weight yarn and a fairly solid knit pattern.
These squares do not need to be perfect and can be knit by older hands and/or beginners.

08/28/2026

🎄 THE CHRISTMAS COUNTDOWN HAS BEGUN! 🎄
Yes, we know. It’s only August 28. The sun is shining, the garden is growing, and Christmas seems miles away.
But somewhere, deep in the North Pole, a very organized little elf is already checking the calendar. 😄
Our Christmas High Tea & Bake Sale will be here before we know it!
🗓️ Saturday, November 28
☕ Christmas High Tea & Bake Sale
📍 Trinity Hall
And we need your wonderful handmade creations for our Craft Table! 🧶🪡🎨
If you knit, crochet, quilt, sew, woodwork, paint, turn, stitch, glue, carve, or generally make things that cause other people to say, “Oh, I couldn’t possibly make that!”... we'd love to have your creations.
🎁 Every handmade donation helps make our sale a success and supports the work of the Anglican Parish of South Queens.
So… 91 days to go! 🎅
No pressure. But perhaps it’s time to find that unfinished project hiding in the cupboard. 😉
Start creating. Christmas is coming! 🎄

08/23/2026

30 August – Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost
10:00 a.m. Holy Redeemer Holy Eucharist (BAS)
40 Long Cove Road, Port Medway
There will be a dedication service for the new cemetery sign at the cemetery directly following the service. If the weather does not cooperate, the dedication will be held in the church.

08/16/2026

23 August – Thirteenth Sunday after Pentecost
10:00 a.m. Trinity Church Holy Communion (BCP)
196 Church Street, Liverpool
Special Parish Meeting regarding our future!!
Readings: Exodus 1:8-2:10; Psalm 124
Romans 12:1-8; Matthew 16:13-20
ALL ARE WELCOME!!

08/16/2026

The Season of Creation is an annual ecumenical season dedicated to God as creator and sustainer of all life. Christians around the world use this time for prayer, worship and action to care for and protect creation.

From 1 September to 4 October, Anglican churches join Christians from other traditions in marking the Season of Creation, also called Creationtide, through prayer, reflection and action to protect and restore God's gift of creation.

The Season of Creation begins on 1 September, which is observed as the Day of Prayer for Creation and, in many churches, as the Feast of Creation. The Feast can also be celebrated on the first Sunday in September. The season continues until 4 October, the Feast of St Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of ecology.

This year's Season of Creation theme is 'Living Water'.

Find out how Anglicans around the world are marking the Season of Creation and explore resources for churches:
anglicancommunion.org/campaign/season-of-creation

Find out more about the theme, explore resources and discover how you can get involved at seasonofcreation.org


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