Trinity Sunday May 31, 2015

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Trinity Sunday May 31, 2015This Sunday, May 31st, we will celebrate Trinity Sunday: 9am Holy Eucharist in All Saints Chapel; 11am Holy Eucharist in the church with sermon and soloist; 7pm Service of Meditations and Sacrament including chant, interfaith readings and communion. Prelude at 10:45am and postlude after the service on The Manton Memorial organ. Special Coffee Hour this Sunday: We will celebrate Charles Hill’s 90th birthday after the 11 o’clock service in the Parish Hall. Congratulations to Charles and Liz!

Also, note the post below about organizing a volunteer choir for the 11am service during the summer months when our regular choir is off (June, July, August, Labor Day weekend.) If you (or someone you know) would like to sing, send an email to denniskeene at ascensionnyc.org and provide the following information: name, email address, phone number, voice part, have you sung in a choir before, do you read music, and how many of the 14 Sundays would you realistically be able to sing. He looks forward to receiving your emails and hopes we can launch this. It will be great fun!

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