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Worship Schedule

Wednesday:

We offer a mid-week Eucharist every Wednesday at 11:30.
 
Sundays During the Summer:​
Our summer schedule and offerings are adjusted during the summer, beginning June 7. Our regular schedule resumes August 23.
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  • 8:00 — Holy Eucharist

  • 9:00 — Breakfast in Tuton Hall

  • 9:00 - 11:30 — Nursery Open

  • 9:00 - 9:45 — The Word for Today Bible Study and Breakfast in the

                                    Conference Room (in-person and on Zoom)

  • 10:00 — Holy Eucharist with Choir (in-person and livestreamed; soloists and

                     instrumentalists in July)

  • 10:00 — Come Join the Circle for children (3 years - 5th grade) in the Undercroft

  • 5:30 — Celtic Eucharist with instrumentalists (in-person & livestreamed)

 
Sundays (Regular Schedule):
During our regular schedule, our main service is at 10:45, followed by a coffee hour in the Church Street Courtyard or Tuton Hall. Resumes August 23.

  • 8:00  — Holy Eucharist

  • 9:00 — Breakfast in Tuton Hall

  • 9:00 -12:00 — Nursery Open

  • 9:30 -10:30 — Adult Forum (in the Undercroft and on Zoom)

  • 9:30 -10:30 — Parents in Conversation (Clark Room)

  • 9:30 -10:30 — Godly Play, Middle School Class, and High School Class

  • 10:45 — Holy Eucharist with Choir (in person and livestreamed)

  • 5:30 — Celtic Eucharist with instrumentalists (in person and livestreamed)​

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Join us as we live this experience together. ​Our second service is in person and livestreamed.

Worship is at the heart of our life together. In it we are drawn inward as God discovers us and we discover God. We are drawn together as we support one another on our journey. We are drawn into the world around us as we share the experience of the living Jesus we find here. We are fed by both word and sacrament to live our faith that we share.

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Special Note About Parking—Please use the lot across the street from the church (B), the County lot below it (C), or the lot at 29 Ravenscroft (D) (Ravenscroft Suites.) If necessary, the south lot below the church where the playground is located (A) can be available if other lots are full. Note that entry to this lot is only by Lexington Ave. as the Church Street entry is blocked by downed trees.[PARKING MAP]​​​

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REGULAR OFFERINGS

Regular Offerings

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  • Intercession & Silent Prayer will continue informally during the summer months. The Redwood Chapel will be open each Wednesday from 10:45 to 11:15am for Silent Prayer for as long as you need. A handout with prayers and readings to guide you will be provided. No sign-up is necessary. Contact Sue Graff at sjhgraff@ yahoo.com or the church office with questions.“I will give them a heart to understand that I am Yahweh, and they shall be my people and I will be their God when they return to me with all their heart. —JEREMIAH 24:7”

 

  • Women’s Bible Study meets Tuesdays at 9:30 in the conference room (and online) to discuss the Scriptures appointed for the upcoming Sunday. Contact the Rev. Amy Peterson - amy@trinityasheville.org - for the summer schedule.

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  • Trinity Caregivers’ Group meets via Zoom on the second Friday monthly. This group meets in confidentiality. Receive support and share experiences of caring for loved ones with dementia. This group meets year-round. Contact Corkie Morrill at corkiemorrill@charter.net or 828-508-8527.

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  • Facilitators Sharon Lechner and Page McCorkle invite you to the Becoming Beloved Community book group. Members discuss the intersection of social and environmental justice with the dominant culture of white supremacy. Email pageconnermccorkle@gmail.com with questions.

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  • The Second Chapter Book Group is a welcoming ladies’ group meeting every even-numbered month on the second Thursday at 10:00 AM in the Clark Room. The next meeting is on August 13 for Atmosphere by Taylor Jenkins Reid. Contact Barbara Fotinos for details: bfotinos@gmail.com.

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  • AA meetings: Monday–Friday mornings at 7:00 AM, Tuesday & Friday evenings at 8:00 PM, Saturday mornings at 8:00 AM, all in the Undercroft. Al-Anon and Alateen meet Sundays at 5:00 PM in the Youth Rooms; AA for Women meets on Saturdays at 8:30 AM in the Clark Room.

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  • Daughters of the King meets the third Sunday of every month (except for July). The mission of the Order is “the extension of Christ’s Kingdom through Prayer, Service, and Evangelism,” lived out through a personal Rule of Life that always includes a Rule of Prayer and a Rule of Service."

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  • The Brotherhood of St. Andrew meets twice a month and is open to all men of Trinity. Their social meeting is on the last Tuesday of the month; the Sunday worship meeting is paused during the summer and will resume September 6. 

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  • The Creation Care Committee's mission is to deepen awareness of the sacredness of creation, tend to the landscape around Trinity with a strong sense of the spirit of the place, and to inspire others to rethink how they can be good stewards to God’s creation. This group will have several work days this summer but no regular meetings until September! Email mparsons123@gmail.com for more information on joining the group.

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  • Literary Ladies Book Club meets at noon on the fourth Thursday of odd-numbered months. We gather in homes, share a potluck lunch, and discuss novels, memoirs, nonfiction, and even poetry chosen together at the January meeting. We love welcoming new members—text or email Erwin Gunnells at 838-216-6282 or erwin2@bellsouth.net to join in.

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

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