Trinity Episcopal Parish Stoughton

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“Running from the Empty Tomb”: A Parish-Wide Discussion

On the first Easter Sunday morning, the disciples ran from the empty tomb exclaiming, “We have seen the risen Lord.” They went about telling others about Jesus and sharing their faith.
On Sunday, May 6, 2012, from 10:45-11:30 am, all members of our parish family are invited to join us for a discussion and to share ideas as to how we can be like those disciples and reach out to the wider community. The work of evangelism belongs to all of us. We hope to arrive at two goals that we can accomplish during the months of May and June.

Easter Greetings from Trinity Stoughton

Thanks to everyone who worked to make to make our Great Easter Vigil and champagne breakfast such a pleasure, and special thanks to the celebrants and parishioners from Trinity Canton who joined us in our celebration.
Click here for a photo gallery.

Palm Sunday & Children’s Liturgical Dance

This past Sunday we celebrated a solemn service replete with a reading of account of the Passion. The highlight of the service was a liturgical dance performed by the children of Trinity-Stoughton, choreographed by Emily Kingsbury. We’re delighted to have such talent here in our parish, and with the way our ancient traditional rites combine with modern, youth-led celebrations. Click here for a photo gallery.

Palm Sunday, April 1, To Feature Children’s Liturgical Dance

On Palm Sunday, the Sunday School Children will be performing a Liturgical Dance to “You Raise Me Up,” by Josh Groban.

It is wonderful for us to see these children express their love for God in this beautiful way. Last year everyone thoroughly enjoyed this graceful Liturgical dance; it brought tears to our eyes as it was so inspirational. This is well worth your participation and is a wonderful way to show support to our youth who put in a lot a time and effort into this Worship Dance. We especially thank Emily Kingsbury for sharing her time and talent.

Please come and enjoy!

“Liturgical dance is dance or gesture used within worship for the glory of God. It is intended to add depth and dimension to the spoken or sung text and/or music … Another word for Liturgical Dance is worship dance) is a form of worship that seeks to articulate the word and spirit of God.”

Holy Week at Trinity

HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE
Anno Domini 2012

+Palm Sunday, April 1
Holy Eucharist Rite I @ 8:00 AM
Holy Eucharist Rite I I@ 9:30 AM with hymns

+Maundy Thursday, April 5
+Holy Eucharist at 7:00 PM

+Good Friday, April 6
+ The Proper Liturgy of Good Friday and
The Mass of the Pre-Sanctified
@. 7:00 PM

+Holy Saturday, April 7
+THE GREAT VIGIL OF EASTER
@ 7:00 PM
Bring hand bells to ring

+The Sunday of Resurrection, April 8
(Commonly known as Easter)
Holy Eucharist Rite 1 @ 8:00 AM (with hymns)
+Solemn High Eucharist @ 9:30 AM

ALL ARE WELCOME
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