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Worship ServicesSundays at 10:30 a.m.
Traditional Episcopal worship has lots of music, scripture, prayer and reflection. We draw liturgy and music from around the globe. During the summer months, when life is less structured, the questions and wiggles of little ones bring life to the mix in the activities corner during service. ALL are welcome! worship.together
Sundays at 9:00 a.m. worship.together is a brief, participatory service for families with young children. Specifically designed with 0-5 year-olds in mind, this half-hour service helps engage children in story, song and prayer while helping to develop their sense of God. The service includes singing, a gospel story, liturgy, interactive prayers, and communion. Children (and parents/caregivers!) are invited to sit on the floor to experience the service firsthand, and participate in many aspects of the service by carrying the processional cross, assisting with serving communion, and offering their own prayers of intercession. Happy chatter and joyful wiggles are most welcome! 
For more information, please contact Donna Maree at rectortmc@gmail.com
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Upcoming EventsThe Southwark Deanery seeks a Lay Representative to Diocesan Council. The election will occur at the May 23rd plenary meeting at the Church of the Holy Trinity.
Every Wednesday 9:00am - 10:00am
Join Christina and others for Morning Prayer and conversation in the Rector's Office. Bring your coffee! Tuesday, May 28 5:00pm - 7:00PM
Caring Stitches Do you love to knit, crochet, quilt, weave or sew? Do you want to bring comfort and healing to others? Come and join us. We gather as an interfaith group of needle crafters to use our talents to stitch creations such as prayer shawls, scarves, hats, gloves, quilts, blankets, lap robes and more for people living in nursing homes, hospices, shelters or on the streets.
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Rector's BlogHate
HATE IS AS ALL-ABSORBING AS LOVE, as irrational, and in its own way as satisfying. As lovers thrive on the presence of the beloved, haters revel in encounters with the ones they hate. They confirm them in all their darkest suspicions. They add fuel to all their most burning animosities. The anticipation of them makes the hating heart pound. The memory of them can be as sweet as young love. The major difference between hating and loving is perhaps that, whereas to love somebody is to be fulfilled and enriched by the experience, to hate somebody is to be diminished and drained by it. Lovers, by losing themselves in their loving, find themselves, become themselves. Haters simply lose themselves. Theirs is the ultimately consuming passion. -Originally published in Whistling in the Dark and later Beyond Words Christina+ While the rector is on sabbatical, enjoy a message from...
Reverend Christina 
Glory to God whose power, working in us, can do more than we can ask or imagine.
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