Trinity Episcopal Church 1200 Main Street Fishkill NY

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1 Pentecost September 2012 TRINITY NEWS Trinity Episcopal Church 1200 Main Street Fishkill NY The Five Marks of Mission So often we talk about the mission of the Church, yet we find it difficult to articulate our mission. In very basic terms, mission is living out the love of God in our world today. As Christians we become the visible sign of God s love. Archbishop Desmond Tutu says that: Mission is really making us all aware of the incredible love that God has for all of us. It says things like: you don t have to earn God s love. God loves you, period. Everything flows from there. Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori noted in the May 19 webcast that mission is about receiving love and then responding by going out and sharing. It is a matter of calling the near and the far off together into the fold. It is about healing and reconciling. It is about making that love incarnate in the lives of people around us and in the lives of people on the other end of the earth. The world wide Anglican Consultative Council developed the Five Marks of Mission which have been adopted by the General Convention of the Episcopal Church in 2009 and have informed the work of the church since then. The Five Marks of Mission are: To proclaim the Good News of the Kingdom To teach, baptize and nurture new believers To respond to human need by loving service To seek to transform unjust structures of society To strive to safeguard the integrity of creation and sustain and renew the life of the earth In a succinct way, the Five Marks of Mission offer a framework for mission and ministry work. For many, the work of the Five Marks is already part of a congregational or personal mission program. Whether it s when you recycle (Mark #5), undertake social justice work (Mark #4), donate to a food bank, volunteer at a soup kitchen (Mark #3), renew your baptismal vows (Marks #1 and #2), or countless other ways, the Five Marks of Mission shine through. On September 9 th we will focus on Mission. The Rev. William Parnell, Archdeacon for Mission in the Diocese of New York will preach at the 8AM and 10AM services. He will also make a presentation at the pot luck luncheon following the 10AM service. Come and explore your mission and join with each other in nurturing the mission of Trinity Church, Fishkill Reverend Jean Campbell

2 Page 2 Trinity News Our Ministry of Music MUSIC NOTES As we begin a new school year the choir reconvenes on Sept. 6 th. We are always looking for more singers, so if you have ever wanted to give it a try, please speak to me or just show up for rehearsal on a Thursday at 7 p.m. (Not on Sept. 23 0r 30 when I am away.) We have 12 singers at this time and 7 of them are men. It s the only choir I ve ever worked with that has fewer women than men! Where are all the women who like to sing? We need you! Over the summer months we once again had great variety in the musicians who shared their talents with us at our Sunday services. We had several vocalists: Diane Kessler and Wayne Bunker plus a chamber choir one Sunday which turned out to be most of the choir. Representing the woodwinds Chris Huston played clarinet. James Dotter was our only string player when he gave an offering on classical guitar. We had several pianists: Simon Douglas, Lucas Douglas and Laura Casaregola. In addition to playing a solo one Sunday, Laura took over and played the entire service for me on a Sunday when I was away. I have heard outstanding reports of the stellar job she did. Kudos to Laura! Our brass players also deserve mention: Campbell Whitford, Dave and Nate Hilscher and Hance Huston. The last three played a trio of Nearer My God to Thee that was arranged by David Hilscher. We have lots of musical talent in the congregation! So don t hide your talent under a bushel. Bring it out into the light and join us. We have a lot of fun as we prepare to sing each Sunday. In all we do we strive to bring glory to God through our music making. Beverly Simmons Minister of Music

3 Page 3 Worship Services Saturday Service An informal Holy Eucharist is held at 5 PM on Saturdays. All are welcome. Bring a friend. Come as you are. Sunday Services 8 AM Holy Eucharist Rite I 10 AM Holy Eucharist Rite II Choral Service Highlights from the June 19th Vestry Meeting July operating income was $16,987; operating expenses were $21,509. The vestry approved the rental of the Church and Parish Hall to Family Community Church for worship services and fellowship on Sunday afternoons beginning in September. Sunday, September 9 th will be the kickoff to the 2012/2013 church school year. The New York Diocese Archdeacon for Mission will be our guest preacher at 8 and 10 AM. A pot luck luncheon will be served. Minutes from the Vestry meetings can be viewed online at trinityfishkill.org/newsvestry.html. Please feel free to speak with the Wardens or any Vestry member if you would like more information on these or any topics. Minutes from the Vestry meetings can be viewed online at trinityfishkill.org/news-vestry.html. Please feel free to speak with the Wardens or any Vestry member if you would like more information on these or any topics. Newsletter Articles If you re interested in submitting articles for the newsletter, please do so to carolynsaldana@yahoo.com by the 2nd Sunday of the month. Please be mindful that articles must be consistent with Trinity's mission. Happy Birthday! Michelle Iacuessa September 4 Evelyn Bentley September 7 Leslie Quade September 9 Rick Soedler September 11 Jay Anderson September 12 Jacob Dusavage September 13 Dylan Hamilton September 14 Lois Dougherty September 15 Mark Hamilton September15 Rosemarie Waian September 17 Marilyn Sullivan September 18 Kathy Engle September 19 Nancy Bitteker September 20 Ted Izzo September 24 Chris Schneeberger September 24 Jeanne Mierzwa September 27 Reggie Bentley September 28 Trinity News First Friday Gathering All are invited to join a group who are gathering for scripture study, conversation and fellowship on the first Friday of the month. Our next gathering will be held on Friday, September 1 st at 7 PM in the Library. If you have any questions, please contact Steve Blanks at Trinity's Food Pantry PLEASE CUT THIS OUT AND SAVE IT Just One Can The Food Pantry s requested food items are: Sept 2 nd Pasta Sauce Sept 9 th Chunky/Hearty Soup Sept 16 SpaghettiO s Sept 23 Campbell s soup Sept 23 Rice (2 lb. bag)

4 Page 4 Fall/Winter Rummage Sale & Food Pantry Bake Sale Friday October 12 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Saturday October 13 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Saturday Bag Sale Day You may bring items in starting on Sunday, October 7 to noon Wednesday, October 10. PLEASE DO NOT bring anything in before October 7. We will be collecting the following items: WINTER clothing for infants, children, women and men. All clothing must be clean and in good condition. (NO SUMMER CLOTHING) household items, kitchenware, electrical items (must be clean and in working order), books, magazines, DVD s, CD s, videos, glassware, tools, toys, jewelry, curtains, linens (please mark size on sheets & blankets). Please remember: NO large furniture, NO TV s, NO micro wave ovens, and NO tires. BAKE SALE: Cookies, cupcakes, brownies, small loaf cake, muffins. Please identify your bake goods and also if the item contains nuts. Also NO gooey icing. PLEASE REMEMBER WE NEED HELP! We need lots of help for setting-up, pricing, working on Friday and Saturday, and we can t forget clean-up. Everything has to packed in bags and removed from the parish Hall after the Sale. WE CANNOT RUN A SUCCESSFUL SALE WITHOUT YOUR HELP. Trinity News Trinity Outreach Hillcrest House Hillcrest House is an overnight shelter For homeless men and women living In the Poughkeepsie area. The shelter is open every day of the year. People are picked up at a specified location and brought to Hillcrest House for the night. They receive dinner, followed by a shower, laundry facilities, and a clean bed for the evening. In the morning breakfast is served and they are returned back to where they were picked up. A collection box will be left in the Parish House under the bulletin board. Please leave any of the following items in the box. Thanks! Rosemarie List of needs: Small sample size soap Bottles of liquid bath soap Large size spray deodorant Small sample size deodorant Small sample size shampoo Large bottles of shampoo Razors Plastic combs (in wrapper) Toothbrushes (in wrapper) Toothpaste White cotton socks (clean) Skin cream When you go on vacation, don t forget to take all the samples home with you. Any questions, please call June MacInnes , Mary Kalan , or Rosemarie Waian

5 SERVING SCHEDULE: AUGUST 26 - NOVEMBER 4, 2012 DATE SERVICE VEST. REP ALMS LECTORS EUCHARIST MINISTER ACOLYTES USHERS ALTAR GUILD COFFEE HOUR HOSTS AUGUST 26TH 9:00 AM K. GROSS K. GROSS R. DEAM J. MIERZWA [C] N. LECKER R. DEAM TEAM D 13TH SUNDAY M. KALAN T. ERNST T. ERNST S. DOUGLAS F. BARILE MARILYN AFTER [E] L. DOUGLAS MARYANNE PENTECOST LOIS SEPTEMBER 2ND 8:00 AM K. LaBORDE K. LaBORDE M. SCHAPPERT K. LaBORDE TEAM A 14TH SUNDAY M.B. SHIRZADI MARILYN AFTER 10:00 AM A. MEADE A. MEADE L. MEADE D. HILLARD JULIE DOTTER JULIE PENTECOST J. DOTTER A. MEADE T. BUNKER JAMES DOTTER DANEEN SEPTEMBER 9TH 8:00 AM A. MEADE A. MEADE M. KALAN A. MEADE TEAM B 15TH SUNDAY K. SMITH JUNE AFTER 10:00 AM K. LaBORDE K. LaBORDE S. NEWMAN T. BUNKER BOB & ANNA MARY PENTECOST J. MIERZWA L. STOFKO J. STOFKO TETRAULT DIANA SEPTEMBER 16TH 8:00 AM P. McMILLAN P. McMILLAN P. BUNKER P. McMILLAN TEAM C 16TH SUNDAY J. HUMBERT EVELYN AFTER 10:00 AM S. QUADE S. QUADE S. URQUHART J. STOFKO FRANK BARILE CONNIE PENTECOST M. KALAN M.A. KALBFUS J. DOTTER TED IZZO CAROLYN SEPTEMBER 23RD 8:00 AM S. QUADE S. QUADE M. KALAN S. QUADE TEAM D 17TH SUNDAY C. WILLMAN MARILYN AFTER 10:00 AM B. TETRRAULT B. TETRAULT T. QUACKENBUSH M. HENDRICKS JULIE & VINCE MARYANNE PENTECOST T. QUACKENBUSH J. ANDERSON J. ANDERSON DOTTER LOIS SEPTEMBER 30TH 8:00 AM B. TETRAULT B. TETRAULT M. SCHAPPERT B. TETRAULT 18TH SUNDAY N. BITTEKER VOLUNTEERS AFTER 10:00 AM T. BADURA T. BADURA M. HENDRICKS J. ANDERSON DWIGHT & CHARLOTTE PENTECOST D. WILLMAN J. PICARD M. HENDRICKS WILLMAN OCTOBER 7TH 8:00 AM T. BADURA T. BADURA B. SIMMONS T. BADURA TEAM A 19TH SUNDAY K. GROSS MARILYN AFTER 10:00 AM C. CAPARCO C. CAPARCO S. BLANKS J. DOTTER MARY HENDRICKS JULIE PENTECOST M. KALAN M. HENDRICKS D. HILLARD JAY ANDERSON DANEEN OCTOBER 14TH 8:00 AM C. CAPARCO C. CAPARCO M. KALAN C. CAPARCO TEAM B 20TH SUNDAY C. SMITH JUNE AFTER 10:00 AM T. ERNST T.ERNST A. MEADE D. HILLARD FRANK BARILE MARY PENTECOST J. DOTTER L. MEADE T. ERNST TED IZZO DIANA OCTOBER 21ST 8:00 AM T. ERNST T. ERNST P. BUNKER T. ERNST TEAM C 21ST SUNDAY P. JOHNSON EVELYN AFTER 10:00 AM K. GROSS K. GROSS R. DEAM J. MIERZWA OPAL DUNSTAN CONNIE PENTECOST J. MIERZWA D. HILSCHER J. DOTTER TARA CASAREGOLA CAROLYN

6 SERVING SCHEDULE: AUGUST 26 - NOVEMBER 4, 2012 DATE SERVICE VEST. REP ALMS LECTORS EUCHARIST MINISTER ACOLYTES USHERS ALTAR GUILD COFFEE HOUR HOSTS OCTOBER 28TH 8:00 AM K. GROSS K. GROSS M. SCHAPPERT K. GROSS TEAM D 22ND SUNDAY N. BITTEKER MARILYN AFTER 10:00 AM K. LaBORDE K. LaBORDE S. NEWMAN T. BUNKER FRANK BARILE MARYANNE PENTECOST M. KALAN S. URQUHQRT J. STOFKO S. URQUHART LOIS NOVEMBER 4TH 8:00 AM K. LaBORDE K.LaBORDE B. SIMMONS K.LaBORDE TEAM A 23RD SUNDAY J. HUMBERT MARILYN AFTER 10:00 AM P. McMILLAN P. McMILLAN R. DEAM J. STOFKO P. McMILLAN JULIE PENTECOST M. KALAN L. STOFKO J. MIERZWA R. DEAM DANEEN Rev. 8/20/12 IF YOU CANNOT SERVE ON YOUR ASSIGNED DAY, PLEASE FIND A REPLACEMENT AND NOTIFY LINDA HERRERA AT TRINITYFISHKILL@VERIZON.NET OR THE SERVING SCHEDULE IS PREPARED 4-6 WEEKS IN ADVANCE. IF THERE IS A DATE THAT YOU WILL BE UNAVAILABLE TO SERVE, PLEASE CONTACT MARY KALAN AT MARYKALAN@OPTONLINE.NET.