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Parish Life

English Tea Garden and Gift Shop
The Tea Room is a charming and unique place to bring friends and have a good home-cooked meal as well as browse for gifts. The restaurant, run by volunteers from Holy Trinity and other friends, is open Wednesday, Thursday and Friday for lunch (11:00 AM to 2:00 PM) , with Tuesdays set aside for group reservations. The gift shop is open from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM those same days.  Monies raised from these endeavors support the 148 Broad Street property, some outreach projects and church activities.  There are numerous and continuing needs for volunteers in this congenial atmosphere.  Contact: Sharon Sheedy (346-7937).

Episcopal Church Women (ECW)
All women who are members of the Episcopal Church are automatically members of the ECW. The group sponsors numerous activities throughout the year, including two potluck supper/business meetings, an ecumenical Lenten luncheon, a shut-in service, an over 80 birthday reception, holiday fair, and other fund raising activities.  Contact: Pam Ferguson (347-0458).

Family Fellowship
This group gets together several times a year for potluck suppers or other family outings.

Holiday Fair
Held at the church each November, the Fair is sponsored by the ECW and consists of many different tables of goods and foods, local crafts, and children's activities, including a visit from Santa. Items for the fair and raffle are either made or donated by parishioners or local merchants. The proceeds go to the ECW's largest outreach activity-the shut-in service.

House of Talents
This group of parishioners and friends came together 31 years ago. They work on all kinds of craft projects: ABC wall charts, counter charts, school busses, Christmas ornaments, favors for the shut-in services, etc. Work is done in the front room at the English Tea Garden on Thursday mornings as well as at home. It is a constructive, friendship-building way to raise money for parish outreach and other projects.  Contact: Pat Nielson (347-3018).

Library
Our library provides inspiration and pleasure in the form of books, periodicals, an excellent reference collection, and tapes. Books arriving on a monthly schedule and donations given by parishioners have helped to build an interesting, thought provoking and diverse collection. The library also provides a comfortable room for small group meetings.  Contact: Maggie Engel (399-6824).

Moms/Dads and Tots
This is a newly formed group of moms/dads and their preschool children who meet for a potluck lunch and socialization on the second Tuesday each month..

Newcomers Committee
This group attempts to create a welcoming environment for recent arrivals to the parish, in order to help them assimilate quickly into parish life. They try to make sure all newcomers are invited to parish events and activities and help them get acquainted with other members of the congregation. They also look at church materials to be sure those unfamiliar with our ways can easily understand.  We want you to be a part of this community that strives to support and nourish one another as a parish family, as we grow spiritually in our life together.  Contact: Pat Nielson (347-3018), Lois Dragone (347-5373) or Laura Wardner (635-2308).

 

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The best lunch in Middletown is served at the English Tea Garden and Gift Shop, 148 Broad Street, staffed entirely by volunteers from Holy Trinity.