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Holy Trinity has become an anchor within our lives. Youth activities including Sunday school and the youth group program have allowed our kids to be involved in something bigger than themselves, opening their minds and hearts. We have both taken on roles within Holy Trinity to get involved as much as we’re able, which is another great attribute within Holy Trinity. The unassuming nature of belonging and getting involved.
Since our second location’s genesis in the South Loop, you will most likely find me there with my family worshiping late each Saturday afternoon along with 30-50 members and seekers, perhaps reading a lesson or sharing hospitality. Joyce was committed in burial there almost two years ago, as she was commended to Eternal Life in a full Eucharistic Choral Service at our Lakeview site three months later. I’m now one of our oldest members; that is why I said "This is an end of life story." For we came here committed to this being where we will light our lamps to shine along with yours in the Winter of our earthly lives. It is where I implore you to join me in affirming Isaiah’s call (Is. 60:1) in a musical cacophony: "Arise shine; for your light has come..." – as a first cadre in support of those next century Holy Trinitarians, witnessing that "the glory of the Lord has risen upon you." Come and See.
