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Monthly Archives: March 2014
Trinity this week
Hello Trinity Friends,
Here at Trinity, we are exploring Lent as a season of the Blues, of secular music that nonetheless speaks deeply to our souls. These are popular 20th century songs that engage our minds, our hearts, our lives.
This morning’s blues songs are both musical reflections on the brevity of life, and the limited opportunities to connect and to make a difference in the world. Kathleen and Rich McCallum perform “For All We Know.” Written in 1934, the song was later popularized by Nat King Cole, Dinah Washington, and Rosemary Clooney (amongst others). Kathy recalls it as “a second world war song, when people literally faced death every day… I have always been interested in wartime songs, my parents lived in Great Britain during the second world war.”
Bryan Boothe shares with us “Only Here for a Little While,” a 1990 song recorded by country artist Billy Dean. Bryan describes the song as, “about a regular everyday guy looking at what’s really important in life, triggered by a friend’s passing at an early age.”
Ever wanted to try your hand at being a bell ringer?
Blues Lent Continues – Mortality
Junior Choir Resumes this Sunday – 9:15 am in the Sanctuary
Children are invited to join our Junior Choir. The Junior Choir, under the leadership of Peggy Miller and Betty Farris, rehearses each Sunday morning at 9:15 am. Musical offerings will be prepared for the Lenten and Easter seasons. Friends are welcome anytime.
Lent 3 – This week at Trinity
If you would like to purchase a delicious ham for Easter dinner (or any other occasion) please pick up your order form from the bulletin or speak with a member of the AOTS. Cost: $20 Gift cards are also available to be ordered this Sunday.