(In person only) Our lives are lived in story – stories of joy, loss, wonder, suffering, seeking, and more. Sharing & listening to each other’s stories is a sacred practice in which we learn to meet one another in our humanness. Come prepared to share and to listen in this participatory storytelling retreat. No experience […]
Karen Miller has been making art with the traditional Japanese technique katazome (stencil dyeing) for 25 years. Shortly after her election, Diana Akiyama commissioned Karen to create bishop vestments to reflect both her Japanese heritage and her passion for the natural world, especially water – delicate, understated, and fluid. As a skilled seamstress herself, the […]
Learn what to expect from an earthquake in the Cascadia zone, where to get important information, and simple ways that you can prepare your family and your community. You'll leave the session feeling informed and empowered! REGISTER TO ATTEND ONLINE: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEtdO6tqjkvEtaLpvm15OCeA38HOyqyHFEg About the presenter: Kate Szrom works at the Portland Bureau of Emergency Management supporting […]
(Presented by Alan Murray) The 80th General Convention of the Episcopal Church, held this summer, was a historic one, with over 400 resolutions acted upon. Join Trinitarian, Alan Murray, a Deputy to the General Convention from the Diocese of Oregon and the Secretary for the legislative committee on Social Justice and US Policies, in discussing […]
Join the Trinity Book Club on the last Sunday of each month as we discuss books for every taste. Everyone is welcome! October selection: Jack by Marilynn Robinson. Moderated by Matthew Lawrence About the book: Marilynne Robinson’s mythical world of Gilead, Iowa—the setting of her novels Gilead, Home, and Lila, and now Jack—and its beloved […]