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THURSDAY June 21,
10:30-11:30 am
Reading, Prayer & Meditation with Interfaith Minister,
Bev Mar.
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SATURDAY July 7th, 6:30 pm TRINITY CHAMBER CONCERT SERIES
Presents: 3rd Annual Jazz Concert with Alexander Fetherstonhough & Friends.
SUNDAY- July 8th, 2:00 pm - TRINITY CHAMBER CONCERT SERIES
Presents: The 100th concert celebration
SATURDAY August 18th 7:00 pm - TRINITY CHAMBER CONCERT
SERIES Presents: The Gospel Boys
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The Judeo-Christian creation story begins
with the image of a presence, a potent possibility for
everything coming from nothing:
“The earth was void and without form, and darkness was on the
face of the deep; and the Spirit of God was moving over the face
of the waters.”
The beginning of the entire story of creation and all that
follows is the brooding presence of spirit. It is as if love has
been waiting forever.
Everything begins with spirit. Spirit can be experienced as
love, inspiration or comfort: an experience created through
meditation or music; or simply received through being in nature,
or in the presence of art. Or beauty. Or a baby.
Spirit is present even when we live as if we are void of its
power. But when we choose to act from fear, hate or ignorance,
spirit is lovingly indomitable, infinitely present and
available.
Like a loving mother, patiently, eagerly anticipating the return
of her children, she awaits our attention, those moments of
inadvertent awareness that allow her to slip into our
consciousness – or our sub consciousness – with wisdom, healing
or blessing.
These words are written the day before Pentecost. What began as
the Jewish festival of Shavuot, observed 50 days after Passover,
became the birth of Christianity.
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Summer Music Camp
"Rescue in the Night"
Giovani Lieti
from “Le Nozze di Figaro” by
W.A. Mozart
arranged
by Patrick Liebergen
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