Greetings, Trinitarians!Today I'd like to introduce you to Fr John Goodman, our guest preacher this Sunday.John is both a priest and a lawyer, and he uses this dual vocation to serve the people of the Rio Grande Valley, on the southeast border between Texas and Mexico.As a priest, John is the founding Rector of Christ Church, a church plant in our diocese. Located in Mission, TX, Christ Church is ...  Read More

Greetings, Trinitarians!On behalf of Scott and the Comeaux family, thank you for your prayers and participation in Carmen Comeaux's Visitation and Burial Service. It was a deeply moving day: we laughed, we cried, and we thanked God for Carmen and the hope of resurrection in his son Jesus Christ. I've included photos from the service below.A few items to share with you for this weekend. First, we'v...  Read More

Greetings Trinitarians -Today I write with the news that Carmen Comeaux passed away this morning. You can read her obituary here.I know you will join me in sharing condolences for Scott, Toby, Eva, and the whole family.Services will be held at Trinity on Wednesday, April 24th. Visitation begins at 8AM, with breakfast and fellowship in the Family Center until 10AM. The Funeral Service will begin at...  Read More

Greetings Trinitarians -The purpose of my report today is to thank God and you for such a meaningful celebration of Holy Week. Not only do I personally benefit from the contemplation of our Lord in his final week, I especially enjoy sharing the journey with each of you and am so encouraged by the way God moves in us by his grace. For God has "raised us up with him and seated us with him in the hea...  Read More

Greetings Trinitarians!Thank you very much indeed for supporting our Sound System Fundraiser last Friday! Special thanks to David Roseberry for speaking on Psalm 22, to the outreach team for cooking, to all who attended, and especially all who gave. Thanks also to the kids for singing our new version of Psalm 22 (the text of which you can find here). I am happy to share that we raised the full $75...  Read More

Greetings, Trinitarians!I wanted to send along a brief introduction to David Roseberry's "The Psalm on the Cross," together with an encouragement to attend our Fundraising Gala with David next Friday @ 6PM.Jesus famously made seven different statements from the cross, which we read each year on Good Friday. One of the most challenging is Jesus' cry: "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" What...  Read More

Greetings, Trinitarians!Blessings for a Holy Lent to each of you! Yesterday we had a lovely Ash Wednesday service. It began with the imposition of ashes, so as to remember the curse to Adam, that "you are dust and to dust you shall return" (Genesis 3:19). But then at the end of the service, we went to the baptismal font and removed the ashes with the reminder that we are "dead to sin and alive to ...  Read More

Greetings, Trinitarians!First, allow me to thank you for participating in a very full month of activities! From the Annual Meeting, to the inaugural visit of Bishop Felix, to our Cultivate Peace Women's Conference, it was an active and encouraging January.What's more, it was a joy to baptize Alex Koval and to receive the Peyton family (Scott & Letitia, with children Mary-Helen, Mary-Grace, Scott, ...  Read More

Greetings Trinitarians!This Sunday at 9AM we begin our 2024 Sunday School with a study of the Book of Common Prayer. Note that for this first week, adults and children will be together in the sanctuary; our separate children's Sunday School will start next week.There are two reasons to learn about the Book of Common Prayer:1) It is a wonderful resource for spiritual growth and sanctification in Ch...  Read More

Greetings, Trinitarians! Tonight at 5PM, we will have our Christmas Eve service, to include Lessons & Carols, Communion, and Candlelight at the end. We will also have a Christmas Morning Service tomorrow at 10AM. As I write this note, I am listening to the annual broadcast of Lessons & Carols from King's College Cambridge, sung by their iconic Boy's Choir (you can listen by clicking here). As much...  Read More

Greetings, Trinitarians! The Advent season is full of encouraging activities for the whole family. These remind us of the hope and the joy we have through our faith in Christ, as Paul writes, "May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that by the power of the Holy Spirit you may abound in hope" (Romans 15:3).I highlight three of these activities here:1) Each year we prod...  Read More

  Greetings, Trinitarians!   This Sunday is the first of Advent and the beginning of the new church year. During Advent, we remember the expectation and hope of the people of God, as they looked to the coming of the Messiah. It is also a time when we reflect on the hope we have in Christ and his Second Coming to set all things right. After Church, we’ll celebrate Advent by putting up our seasonal ...  Read More