Trinity Episcopal Church of Belleville, Michigan
The Spirit of Outreach
11575 Belleville Road Belleville, Michigan. 48111
Phone: 734-699-3361 FAX: 734-699-7181
Welcome!
Here are a few things you may want to know about us at Trinity ...
  • There is no dress code.
  • The Sunday service is around an hour.
  • We have dynamic children's and youth programs every Sunday for all kids (or they can sit in worship with their guardians).
  • If you are Baptized, you are welcome to take Communion.
  • We sing a few hymns out of our bulletin, but you don't have to sing.
In fact, you aren't required to do anything, but we hope you will come by.  We have room both in our church and our hearts for you and yours.  If you have any questions give us a call or leave a comment by clicking here.

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Day #183 Week #27 Friday Jul 3, 2009 09:27pm EDT

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Fish Fry

For the Journey to Adulthood Mission Project

Friday, April 3th
5:30pm to 7:30pm

$8 per person

Dinner includes:
Fish / coleslaw / fries / bread / dessert / punch
(punch not included with take-outs)

11575 Belleville Road
Belleville, MI. 48111
(734)699-3361

Sponsored by Trinity's Journey to Adulthood Program

A program that is dedicated to our Christian future.

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Tenebrae
By Elizabeth Hurst Downs

Through the narrow opening
between the house across the street
and its great evergreen,
the orange ball of sun is cast to me.
I pause to catch it, awed
at my chance presence
to this perfect birthing
of another day.

This is Holy Week
and I am called at evening
to a service of descending light
and shadows at the church. There -
exactly at another edge of earth -
the orange orb appears again,
now slipping slowly
out of sight.

Inside the church we pray the psalm,
From the rising of the sun
until its going down,
let God's name be praised.
Tonight the candles are put out,
one by one, until the last flame,
lowered to the floor behind the altar,
waits a shattering sound
before it may be lifted up
illuminating a priestly face.

I have been shown the miracle of the day,
its vermillion-pointed origin and end;
I fell the quaking earth,
love all but snuffed in righteousness
turned violent in greed and war.
Light of the world, blaze up
in me, in us, and spread
like wildfire leaping
heart to heart
before it is
too late.

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