Weekly Events

Healing Eucharist

Every Thursday morning -10:00 am - Side Chapel

Bible Study with Fr. Steve

Every Friday, 10:00 am - Library

Jesus and the Jewish Roots of the Eucharist, by Brant Pitre - Wednesday, October 7 - Library

The Eucharist is where the whole story of Israel comes together in Jesus. Passover points to the Lamb who delivers God’s people; manna points to the bread that sustains them in the wilderness; covenant blood points to the new covenant sealed at the cross; and the hope of God’s kingdom points forward to the great feast still to come. At the Lord’s Table, the Church does not merely remember these themes — it receives their fulfillment in Christ, who gives himself as true food and true drink for his people.

Come join us for a deeper look into the scriptural history of the Eucharist. We will begin on Wednesday night, October7, 2026 (7:00 pm - 8:30 pm) and continue every Wednesday night for
7 sessions.

Cathy Smith, Showtime Producer - Thursday, October 22 - 11:00 am

Cathy Smith, Showtime producer, will share her Hollywood and Television experiences, and maybe some secrets, from her time with the stars! Most recently she has escorted Carol Burnett at the recent Turner Classic Movies Gala Event. Come and enjoy lunch and fellowship and an interesting program.
Doors open at 11am.  Please sign up in the back of the church!

Outreach Parish DineOut at Tutto Fresco - Thursday, October 22 - 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

Enjoy a great meal and Trinity fellowship and support the goals of the Outreach Commission!  Tutto Fresco is located at 1333 N. Glassell, Orange. Be sure to present your flyer to participate (located at the back of the church.)

All Saints Day/Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) - Sunday, November 1 - 8:00 am and 10:00 am services

Dia de los Muertos or the Day of the Dead is a Mexican tradition to honor and remember deceased loved ones, welcoming their spirits b ack to the living world for a brief reunion. Itis a festive day of remembrance.

If you would like to celebrate the Day of the Dead, please bring a photo of a loved one who has gone. You can also bring something that they loved like a trinket, food item, drink, sugar skull or any item that you feel best represents them and that they would enjoy when they return. 

If you had a pet that passed away, please bring a photo of them!  You can also bring treats or toys or any item that you think they would love to see when they return.

Please bring photos and items before October 28 so that we can have them set on the altar for the Sunday services.

Sunday Supper - November 1 - 1:30-5:30

The Trinity team will be hosting Sunday Supper on November 1.  Sign up sheets will be available at the beginning of October.  If you have any questions, you may contact co-managers Donna Watson (714.745.1015 - dwatson@designer-mouse.com) or Elizabeth Blush (714.714.319.1452 - buzzyblush@gmail.com).

Outreach Holiday Boutique - Saturday, November 7 - 9:00 am - 2:30 pm

Yes, the holidays will be here before you know it....Is it time to begin shopping?  Join us at the Holiday Boutique and discover craft items, holiday ornaments, unique gifts and of course, the Trinity Table.  The place where one person's trash is another one's treasure!

If you have any new or gently used items items that you would like to donate for the Trinity Table, you may place them in the blue bin at the back of the church!

Questions? Contact event chair, Karoline Johns (karoline.johns@yahoo.com).

November Book Club - A Patchwork Planet by Anne Tyler - November 14 - 9:30-11:00 am - Library

Beginning on New Year's Eve and concluding the following Christmas, Barnaby Gaitlin grapples with his identity and societal expectations. Coming from a socially prominent family, Barnaby feels the weight of his family's shame due to his past, which includes a criminal record and a failed marriage.  Despite these challenges, he finds purpose in his job with Rent-a-Back, where he assists the elderly and ill, and forms connections with his clients. Barnaby learns about the value of human connection and the importance of loving acts over material success.

Questions? Please contact Laurie McKinnell (mckinnell4@aol.com).