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Trinity Vestry commitees

Trinity committees help guide the community's life together. They organize fellowship events, run the annual stewardship campaign, oversee Trinity's religious formation program, and manage institutional affairs such as finances and building and grounds. Trinity committee chairs are appointed by the parish vestry. If you'd like more information about one of the committees below or would like to serve on a committee, please contact Michael Shepley Trinity's Senior Warden. 

  • Parish Engagement (clergy support Pastor Aaron): This committee (formerly known as outreach) seeks to build relationships between Trinity and the people and institutions within Trinity’s geographic parish. Ministries that this group is involved in include the blessing of the bicycles, Trinity neighborhood camp, voter registration drives, service opportunities, and social justice initiatives. 

  • Finance Committee (clergy support Fr. Jon): The finance committee drafts the parish budget, prepares monthly financial reports for the vestry, and oversees the parish’s financial matters.  

  • Building and Grounds Committee (clergy support Fr. Jon): This committee works closely with the junior warden to ensure the parish’s physical plant is maintained. Ministries include tracking needed repairs, soliciting bids for repairs/maintenance, and organizing parish workdays.  

  • Generosity and Stewardship Formation Committee (clergy support Pastor Aaron): This committee organizes and runs the parish’s pledge drive, donor appreciation system, and any capital campaigns that the vestry initiates. The committee also works with the religious education committee in offering opportunities throughout the year for parishioners to reflect on the spiritual discipline of stewardship and generosity

  • Community Life Committee (clergy support Deacon Harry): This committee (formerly known as Parish Life) ministers to the parish by organizing potlucks, pancake suppers, and community celebrations that enrich our life together as beloved children of God. 

  • Faith Formation and Religious Education Committee (clergy support Fr. Jon): This committee ministers to the parish by organizing religious education and faith formation opportunities for each age group represented in the church. These opportunities include Sunday School for children, adult forums, confirmation classes, Lenten study groups, and so much more.  

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