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2024 Time & Talents Commitment
Your commitment to Trinity Episcopal Cathedral is more than financial. Your active participation will help us carry forth the good work being done in our church. We know time is precious, but do our calendars reflect our core values? Please take this opportunity to prioritize the time you will spend to advance Trinity's missions and ministries. Please fill out a separate form for each family member who would like to serve.
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Please select the areas in which you wish to serve in 2024
Acolytes: Students in 7th grade or older. Acolytes lead processions, take responsibility for lighting and extinguishing candles and assist priests and deacons in preparation for communion.
Altar Guild: prepare the altar for Sunday and weekday worship in the Cathedral and Keenan Chapel.
Bereavement Ministry: provide comfort for grieving families through practical, everyday means.
Care Teams: Teams of 6-8 Trinity members who pool their skills and resources to provide neighborly assistance in a variety of ways.
Casserole Ministry: prepare and freeze casseroles for purchase by the community to support our other ministries.
Children and Family Ministry: teach Sunday school, lead Liturgy Preparation, or assist in our children's programs.
Churchyard Ministry: routine maintenance and lawncare in Trinity's historic churchyard
Daughters of the Holy Cross: Trinity’s Episcopal Church Women (ECW) ministry offers fellowship, service and spiritual growth for women.
Docents: our storytellers and history buffs, who lead tours and share the historical significance of Trinity's story.
Eucharistic Ministers: administer the chalice at the celebration of the Holy Eucharist on Sundays, and for some weddings, funerals and other services.
Eucharistic Visitors: trained and licensed to take the sacrament from the altar following the 9 am service (10 am in summer) to people who are unable to attend church.
Faith in Action: formerly Mission and Outreach Committee, Faith in Action is the coordinated effort of many mission and outreach projects at Trinity. Visit
trinitysc.org/serve/faith-action
for the full list.
Flower Guild: arrange flowers for the altar in the Cathedral, Keenan Chapel, and on some occasions the Seibel’s Chapel.
Hospitality Ministry: greet visitors and parishioners as they arrive on campus for worship or fellowship events. Direct them to the cathedral, classrooms, meeting spaces, etc.
Kitchen Ministry: prep food, serve, set up and clean up at events, and wash dishes.
Lay Chaplains: serve others through compassionate listening, including those who are experiencing loss, caregiver fatigue, homelessness, or other challenges
Lectors: read the lessons appointed for that day and read intercessory prayers for regular and special services.
Men of Trinity: a group of fellowship, service and spiritual growth for men.
Music Ministry: assist with administrative or organizational tasks in our choir programs.
Needlework Guild: knit/crochet for charity, cross-stitch Christmas ornaments for the Bazaar, and mend altar linens.
New Life Ministry: welcome new babies and support their families after a birth or adoption.
The Order of the Daughters of the King: a group of women who come together to intentionally pray, study, and serve where a need occurs.
The Order of St. Luke: prayer ministers trained through the Order of St. Luke, a worldwide ecumenical Christian organization whose members believe that God’s healing power operates within the church
Ushers: extend a friendly welcome to parishioners and visitors at Sunday services, pass alms basins and assist the congregation during communion.
Welcome Desk Volunteers: greet visitors, answer and direct phone calls, and ensure that visitors and parishioners feel welcome at Trinity.
Youth Ministry: lead and serve with our middle school and high school program
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