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Trinity Church Boston Annual Ministry Report 2015 INTRODUCTION TABLE OF CONTENTS

Every year at this time, as I draw together my refections on the past year for Trinity’s annual report, I recall the words of Dag Hammarskjöld, the much-admired Secretary-General of the United Nations in the 1950’s: “For all that has been, thanks, and for all that will be, yes.” I love the sense of gracious appreciation it expresses as he looks backward, and the sense of faith-flled hope and expectation as Worship page 4 he looks forward. It’s a stance I want to embrace for the living of my days, and it captures a spirit of what I want to say as we look forward to our annual meeting. Formation page 7 The Rev. Samuel There is much that I’m thankful for as I look back over our life in 2015. We carried on our vital work of T. Lloyd III, equipping our community to be 21st century Christians. Since the fall, we’ve been plumbing the riches Rector of the New Testament together in our journey called “Meeting Jesus Again for the First time.” And we’ve Pastoral Care page 10 moved from simple “head-learning” to “heart-learning” as more than 200 of us gathered in small group Bible studies to discover together what the Spirit is saying to us. In our worship we have been willing to try new things, knowing that for worship to Hospitality page 12 be relevant it must be capable of evolving. We launched Sunday night Compline, a There is contemplative service based in an ancient liturgy and early church music, which is striking much that I’m Outreach & Social Justice page 14 a surprising chord with young people of many diferent faith backgrounds. thankful for as I 2015 was a year when we made major steps forward in becoming a convener of public conversations addressing important societal concerns. Our sanctuary was flled to the look back over Trinity Boston Foundation page 17 rafters when we hosted the Greater Boston Interfaith Organization Assembly, at which our life in 2015. Governor Baker, Mayor Walsh, and Speaker DeLeo agreed to work with people of faith on critical issues such as public education, afordable housing, and criminal justice. Communications page 18 This year saw us experimenting with new practices to enable us to grow as Deeper engagement— a healthy, participatory community. One of the highlights of our year was Governance page 19 with the Spirit in our the inspiring parish-wide Year of Discovery Discernment Day. That day many experienced a palpable sense of the Holy Spirit leading us as we came together learning, with each around some fundamental priorities for our liturgy, building, and outreach Stewardship page 20 other in our life in ministries in the coming years. community—has Deeper engagement—with the Spirit in our learning, with each other in our brought us to a new level life in community—has brought us to a new level of openness to where God Thank You page 23 of openness to where is leading us. I hope you will pay special attention to the “True Tales” scattered through the Ministry Report, which provide often-moving accounts of God is leading us. moments of discovery and grace that have had major impact on parishioners’ Wardens & Vestry page 30 lives. “For all that has been, thanks.” Yes, thanks be to God. Senior Staf page 31 And now, of course, we are launched into 2016, moving vigorously and expectantly forward into God’s future. Our four goals for the parish this year capture the newness we are seeking: Ministry Contact List back cover • Growing closer to God through study, prayer and worship • Expanding our outreach and justice ministries through widening participation and partnerships • Exploring deeply the full meaning of Christian Stewardship • Inviting and welcoming all to join in our journey of faith There is so much for us yet to become and discover on this Christian quest. I hope that whether you are new in Trinity’s pews or the most seasoned fellow-traveller, you will take the plunge of signing up for a ministry group or a Bible study. Contact one of the clergy, respond to an invitation to participate, or start by simply wearing your name button so that others can know you. “…For all that will be, yes.” Come, join in this wondrous journey.

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When I think of worship at Trinity, I think of our workday. It is Trinity’s liturgy at its fnest: intimate, unfussy, the evening of April 4: Easter Vigil. unhurried, as natural and refreshing as an evening stroll. Hundreds of yellow dafodils lined the When I think of worship at Trinity, I think of a Sunday lintels, spilled over the baptismal font, and evening in November: The Feast of All Souls. A thurifer led surrounded the altar. Curling stems of the solemn procession, wafting incense up into the glinting, willow sprouted green leaves, new life candlelit apse and flling the air with sweetness. The soaring springing from bare branches. In the rear voices of the choir entwined in the Victoria Requiem. In a The Rev. balcony of the darkened church, the vigil time of sustained refection and memorial that was in itself Rita T. Powell, fre rose toward the rafters as the choir a rebellion against the frenetic pacing of so much in our Assoc. Rector for sang ever more urgently, beckoning us lives, we read out the names of those members and friends Worship toward the glorious moment when Easter of Trinity who had died in the previous year. In the beauty was upon us. Four parishioners blended ofered to all senses, we contemplated the mysterious, their voices together in the scripture readings, drawing new interconnected beauty and grief of life and mortality. vibrance from the familiar tales of our salvation. We baptized Rooted in our Anglican tradition, the service happened to two new Christians and reafrmed our own vows to live as be planned and led almost entirely by leaders under forty. It true disciples of our risen Lord. It was Trinity’s liturgy at its was Trinity’s liturgy at its fnest: ravishingly lovely, meditative, fnest: pageantry, chant, song, fame, an over-the-top, richly symbolic, a time and place set apart where our world ecstatic celebration. and the world beyond might seem to meet. When I think of worship at Trinity, I think of any old Thursday When I think of worship at Trinity, I think of all of you: the at noon. A double handful of stalwart regulars join tentative dozens of people from eight to eighty-fve who lead the visitors around the altar as the celebrant speaks the services each week, and the thousands who make up the Eucharistic prayer. Several linger at the altar as the service faithful assembly of God. Your full hearts and faithful service closes, requesting prayers and anointing oil for healing. The make Trinity’s liturgy, in all of its manifestations, a place service is simple, without music; a chance to be together in where God is celebrated and known day after day. Ë prayer, to put our burdens down for a space in the middle of TRINITY 2015 BY THE NUMBERS THE BY 2015 TRINITY

TRUE TALES OF TRINITY: When Mary Davis, Trinity’s Youth Minister, reached out to Elizabeth to explain the learning A ROLE OF ONE’S OWN and mentoring opportunities of the expanded Acolyte Program Trinity had planned, both Emilie and her mother were initially skeptical. The family would be out of town most milie Drolet was baptized at Trinity weekends during the winter, making a year-long commitment impossible; and it was hard and grew up attending Church for Emilie to see the appeal. But through fexibility and persistence, Elizabeth and Mary School classes—frst Cherubs, convinced Emilie to try it out—just once. After one service as an acolyte, Emilie, a dancer then Godly Play. However, after who learns through movement and loves the performative aspects of the liturgy, was E5th grade, her mother, Elizabeth, wasn’t hooked. It also helped that she found friends her own age there, and that the mentors sure what opportunities Trinity would who helped her learn the ropes were invariably kind and encouraging. hold for her daughter. “She would come to church with me and just…fdget,” Through the fall, serving as an acolyte meant that Emilie “has had a role and Elizabeth says. Emilie didn’t feel connected responsibility in the liturgy that’s her own, and that’s real,” says Elizabeth. Walking during church services and had a hard into church, Emilie feels a bit like a celebrity: adults from around the church, such time seeing the point of sitting through as Bob Yearwood, Trinity’s beloved Verger, know her name and say hello to her, not them. Elizabeth was dismayed to learn as Elizabeth’s daughter, but as her own person. As a single mother, Elizabeth feels in the fall of 2015 that Youth Ministries at more supported by the Trinity community in their love for her family. The response Trinity were being reorganized, replacing of the Drolets has been one of returning love and support: in December they hosted the traditional Junior High Youth Group a Christmas party for the acolytes and mentors after the excitement of Candlelight time with classes geared at exploring Carols. And during pledge season, Emilie made the remarkable decision to tithe a leadership in worship. dollar from her $8 weekly allowance to Trinity Church.

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The process of Christian formation is often a slow one. Choristers and acolytes swapped tips (if you drop your It can even feel like nothing is happening. Yet when we hymnal, just keep going; you can do anything in church as pay attention, we can see the moments where God’s long as you do it slowly enough) and considered the idea transformative power is at work, shaping us in community that, as liturgical ministers, they lead the congregation into who we are called to be. from normal space and time into the sacred space and time of the worship service. For children, transformation often comes through communal action rather than Adult Formation during the fall of 2015 words. This year Trinity’s Children’s has centered on our program “Meeting Ministries began a special outreach Jesus Again for the First Time,” titled after ministry called “Prayer Bears,” a collection Marcus Borg’s book of the same name. of teddy bears ready to go to any of our We have explored the Gospels through children who might be in need. As the Sunday forums (videos of which are Cathy Portlock children blessed these bears, their act of available on the Trinity website), weekly Pacitto, laying on hands together and praying The Rev. Bill Rich, blogs (also on the website), and small Director of together for someone else made a big Vicar Bible study groups meeting in TRUE TALES OF TRINITY: Children’s impact. I overheard a few of the children neighborhoods and at church. More than LISTENING TO OTHERS Ministries talking about how they didn’t want 200 parishioners have met in these groups to share inging with the Trinity Choir has been an anyone to receive a bear (because it would refections on Scripture and its impact on their lives, and incredible spiritual discipline for me: it demands mean they were sick) but that they were glad we had them, have found their experience of Jesus and faith in the God Stime and energy but gives back infnitely greater because it would help someone to know they had been he embodies immeasurably enriched through these amounts of grace and gratitude. It’s in choir where prayed for. weekly gatherings. One person has said that her previous I practice doing the hard work of listening to other attempts to read and understand Scripture—always And yet, children’s words so often prove transformative for people with my complete attention and where I’ve undertaken alone—have been unsuccessful and the adults in their lives. During the annual “Ash Sunday” learned to join myself with others in heart and mind, superfcial, but that her Bible study group and the forums children’s homily, as we talked about Lenten practices, one prayer and song. I relish every second. have helped her break through to a deeper level of second grader announced that he felt Lent was “like a yard understanding. These Bible study groups have also Matt Gin sale”. When asked why, he explained that Lent was the time provided opportunities for people who barely knew one when we “get rid of all the stuf we don’t need”. another to come into deeper friendship, knitting our large As part of ongoing work to bring Trinity’s parish community together into networks of trust. Ë youth more fully into the community, we united our Confrmation learning experience with the adult Inquirer’s class in fall 2015. This change proved very successful: adults in the class were energized by the passion and creative inquiry of teens, and the teens Mary Davis, appreciated being ofered challenging Minister for and in-depth information and asked Youth & Social to engage deeply. Coming together Media as pilgrims on similar journeys of faith, adults and teens began to break down some of the barriers that often exist across age lines and grow in mutual friendship. Sunday worship, another point of connection across generations, can itself be a catalyst for learning. Our Youth Forum classes focus on the meaning and practice of worship through creative games, discussions, and movement. One especially thought-provoking discussion focused simply on walking and movement in the liturgy.

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The spiritual companioning that is at key life moments like wedding and funeral planning the heart of any pastoral relationship is and preparation. about transformation. As your associate This care is all above and beyond the direct clergy pastoral rector for pastoral ministries, and as one support, which includes on-call emergency coverage to of dozens of Trinity caregivers who share parishioners or anyone else requesting assistance. Last in this ministry of companioning, I can year, our clergy had more than 500 hospital visits, pasto- testify that we are blessed to witness ral counseling or prayer sessions. The Rev. such transformation over and over Patrick C. Ward, again: Rooted in prayer and sacrament, our care for friend and Assoc. Rector stranger always aims to ofer new life and new hope. We • In the diminishing personal fear that for Pastoral can’t often “fx.” But we do “companion.” We invite you to so often strikes me in members of our Ministries and seek our companionship—or to explore a ministry with cancer support group. “Cancer makes Welcome us—in the coming year. Ë it so clear to me,” says one, “that every single person, well or not, is on a road to God together. That idea has helped me understand my own illness in a diferent and more hopeful way.” • In the deepening rapport between growing num- Rooted in TRUE TALES OF TRINITY: bers of our 6 p.m. congre- prayer and THE PRIVILEGE & BLESSING gation and our homeless OF EUCHARISTIC VISITATION neighbors in the Back sacrament, our Bay. Your fellow “Living care for friend oliness of Communion is present in all our visits, but occasionally there is a moment of sharing the Bread” parishioners of- and stranger fer Holy Eucharist, along H“bread of life and cup of salvation,” that grips us with one or two of the 40 always aims to profoundly and highlights the privilege and blessing of peanut butter and jelly ofer new life Eucharistic Visitation. sandwiches we assem- and new hope. The Lord graced Bettie, her visitors, and me with ble every Sunday after- one of those moments recently. I had not yet set the noon, and some friendly Communion table when Virginia, who serves in the words and prayers for a Trinity nursery, arrived with her family. Jon Hattaway, the safe night. Our neighbors tell us about their own lives. leader of Eucharistic Visitation Ministry for many years, They tell us that they feel less alone when with us. Our always advised us to be prepared to share Communion own assumptions about “the homeless” are coming with unanticipated guests. When I invited Virginia’s undone. family to join, they agreed. As we concluded the post- • In the gradual progression I witness each month among Communion prayer, Bettie said it had been a chaotic members of our bereavement support group, as dis- day, and now “I have a new sense of calm.” We talked abling grief gives way to a more manageable combi- about the unparalleled serenity that comes from God’s nation of gratitude and settled sorrow. As universal as love and grace. death is, the loss of parents and siblings and especially Virginia and I realized we knew each other by face, as partners/spouses always comes to us as a shock. The many Trinity parishioners do, and it was a gift to spend shared experiences within this group ofer saving light time with her family and hear of their twenty-two year in the darkness. commitment to the parish. Bettie, in her wisdom, said Our pastoral ministry teams ofer care and companion- that many never know the loyalty people ofer quietly ship in so many ways: saying prayers, bringing Eucharist to Trinity. This visit epitomized the ways Eucharistic to the homebound, checking in with caregivers in need Visitors say they receive more than they give through of support and encouragement. our lay ministry. And of course pastoral care is an essential part of Margaret Williams-DeCelles, Lay Eucharistic Visitors TRINITY 2015 BY THE NUMBERS THE BY 2015 TRINITY

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There’s a whole world Transforming our relationship to each of diference between Transforming our other in community is not solely a task greeting someone and relationship to each for newcomers. In truly engaging them, a parish as large as inviting them to be other in community Trinity there are many transformed by Christ is not solely a task parishioners who have and to become an in- for newcomers. been coming for 20 The Rev. tegral part of commu- years who don’t know Patrick C. Ward, nity. This has been each other. To remedy Assoc. Rector how we’ve ap- that gap, Trinity Mark Kharas, for Pastoral proached the ministries that are respon- embarked on an ambitious plan to create Welcome Ministries and sible for leading our parish in “welcome,” small, neighborhood-based, parishioner- Minister Welcome “greeting,” “hospitality,” and “fellowship.” led Bible study groups. The beneft of closely studying Scripture is obvious, but just as important Of course a friendly “Hello” is essential, but it can’t end there. is how it is studied. We invited parishioners to gather We’ve made over 500 name buttons that parishioners can together in small communities to explore how Scripture wear to introduce themselves to strangers and each other. touches us in our everyday lives while also getting to We have been intentional in the way we’ve built upon our know someone—whether they sit in the pew in front of successful welcoming programs—such as Compass Class- us or attend a completely diferent service—whom we es and Newcomer Receptions—to become better able to otherwise wouldn’t know at all. One group was ofered get to know those new among us: what unique experienc- specifcally for newcomers to ease transition into Trinity’s es they bring to Trinity, what they want to share with us, life, and the other 24 aforded many parishioners—more and how they can most feel at home in a big, new church. than 230 of them—a new way to be in community. The welcome cards sitting in the back of every pew serve as an entry point, an opportunity for us at Trinity to begin an individual conversation, and throughout 2015 we more than doubled the number of cards received.

TRUE TALES OF TRINITY: UNEXPECTED FRIENDSHIPS ne convener of our Bible study groups, a millennial, envisioned leading a group chiefy for other young adults, only to fnd that everyone who signed up for her group Owas signifcantly on the other end of the age spectrum. But after a couple of weeks, the conversation was so lively that they had difculty wrapping up in the allotted 90 minutes. A deeper sense of community was formed among these parishioners, and through encountering Christ together their relationships to each other were transformed. TRINITY 2015 BY THE NUMBERS THE BY 2015 TRINITY

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How does God call Trinity to participate in the resurrection? In 2015, Outreach and Social Justice Ministries continued to build momentum in answering this call, with more parishioners becoming more deeply engaged in God’s work of reconciliation and healing. In so doing, more of us are The Rev. Rainey fnding our own hearts both broken and G. Dankel, healed, as we work in areas of hunger and Assoc. Rector homelessness, education, and social justice. for Community Engagement Answering God’s call sometimes looks & Ministry like building individual relationships. Development Those working with College Behind Bars have experienced the intimacy of getting to know a prisoner who is working on college courses, seeing the desire Work at the systemic level builds on to learn even in the midst of a life In all of these eforts, these individual encounters. The frst sentence. The Trinity Literacy Coaches large and small, we Anne Bonnyman Symposium focused work with individual students at the attention on dismantling racism, Dever Elementary School and become have opportunities to with resounding calls for justice from champions for the teachers as well. work across lines that Bishop Michael Curry, Marian Wright Runners in the Sole Train program draw divide us, to become Edelman, and a distinguished panel. training and encouragement from the reliable companions Trinity Church hosted the Greater dedicated staf at the Trinity Boston Boston Interfaith Organization (GBIO) Foundation (TBF) as they help hundreds in various struggles, for a rally at which Governor Baker, of young people from challenging and to see courage Attorney General Healey, Speaker circumstances fnd the joy of achieving and reconciliation DeLeo, and Mayor Walsh agreed personal goals. Volunteers helping to blossoming. before the assembled crowd of 1,700 establish a library at the McCormack people to work for criminal justice Middle School form a widening circle reform, afordable housing, gun of support for students, expanding safety, and improvements in public the work being done by TBF staf members to establish education. Staf at TBF’s Counseling Center and TEEP principles of restorative justice and trauma-informed programs are being recognized by the Boston Public practice. Our Boston Warm team prepares 50 bag lunches Schools as leaders in bringing greater attention to social every Friday for the day shelter at Emmanuel Church, and and emotional learning as key components of academic teams of parishioners ofer the dignity of a well-prepared success. And the new Outreach Leadership Committee dinner and a friendly smile every month to hundreds of men has assumed a supporting role for these ministries, and women at Pine Street Inn and Rosie’s Place. including envisioning how a capital campaign can strengthen and expand our work. In all of these eforts, large and small, we have opportunities to work across lines that divide us, to become reliable companions in various struggles, and to see courage and reconciliation blossoming. Community engagement broadens our horizons and helps us see where and how God is at work in the world. As we fnd our part in that work—by praying, pledging fnancial support, ofering direct service, and working for systemic change—we continue to grow as disciples of the One who came that we might have life and have it abundantly. Ë TRINITY 2015 BY THE NUMBERS THE BY 2015 TRINITY 14 — Annual Ministry Report 2015 Annual Ministry Report 2015 — 15 OUTREACH & SOCIAL JUSTICE TRINITY BOSTON FOUNDATION

Trinity Boston Foundation was formed by Trinity TRUE TALES OF TRINITY: Church in 2007 to foster the continued growth of DISCOVERING ONE’S GIFTS two Trinity outreach ministries, the Trinity our years ago, Valerie hated math. She was then Education for Excellence Program (TEEP) and the an eighth grader in TEEP and had turned up in Trinity Boston Counseling Center. In the years Fparishioner Bob Ludwig’s class for TEEP students since, the Foundation added a third program, preparing to take the Boston ISEE exam. At Trinity Boston Sole Train: Boston Runs Together and has focused Foundation’s 2015 gala dinner, Bostonians for Youth, Louise Burnham its work around a mission to unlock opportunity Valerie told the story this way: Packard, and change the odds for the youth of Boston. Director of Although the organization is separately “Seventh grade Valerie was a little reserved….hesitant to Trinity Boston incorporated and governed by a board that speak up or speak out in TEEP. But at the same time I was Foundation includes many people who are not members of ALL about having fun. My standards were low. My grades Trinity, it functions as an integral part of the were bad. I wasn’t focused. By the end of my BPS middle church’s eforts to engage in God’s mission of reconciliation and school career, I had a lot of gaps in my education. healing. In eighth grade I started working with my Trinity math All of the Foundation’s work supports the social and emotional tutor, Bob . . . and you know what I discovered? I was well-being and development of young people. In addition to our GOOD. Really good at math.” direct-service work, we embed staf in other organizations to help Four years later, Valerie is excelling as a junior at Cathedral them build safe and supportive communities. Our approach is High School. She is a member of TEEP’s Leadership trauma-informed and uses restorative justice practices and a focus Development Program, a Merritt Levitan TEEP Scholar, on racial awareness, identity development and equity. Current and a person who wants to make a diference. partners include the McCormack Middle School, Department of Youth Services, City Year and St. Stephen’s Youth Programs. “When I think about my future, I think that expressing myself through the arts—music, Through a two-year process facilitated by the Black Ministerial poetry, dancing—will Alliance, the Foundation recently clarifed its approach and expected always be a part of my “For me, my deep gladness outcomes and developed evaluation tools to measure impact. life. But mostly I think and one of Boston’s deep Research shows that by building up the community connectedness, back to 7th grade Valerie needs meet in a classroom self-efcacy and character (values and resilience) of the approximately and other kids like me. I 500 young people we serve directly, we can help them strengthen want to make it better. I on the 3rd foor of the academic achievement and improve life outcomes. Long term goals want to be an English or Parish House where 8th are for students to graduate from high school with plans for college Math teacher.” graders learn math.” or post-secondary training, become leaders in their communities, and build and lead lives of their own design. “Valerie,” says Bob, “had Bob Ludwig, mathematical ability parishioner & TEEP tutor Get to know a young person who is struggling—poor attendance at long before I met her. school, in trouble with the law, of track for academic promotion or She simply needed high school graduation—and you are likely to hear someone to hold up a a story about trauma, whether it is the persistent mirror to her and say, ‘Valerie, take a look. You really are All of the efects of racism and poverty or a life event such as good at math.’ You and I as adults occasionally need a Foundation’s losing loved ones to violence or addiction. To change friend to do that for us. So do 8th graders. The author Fred- work supports the odds for the youth of Boston, we need to ofer erick Buechner says, ‘The place God calls you to is the place direct support to young people and create healthy where your deep gladness and the world’s deep hunger the social and environments within which all of us can thrive. The meet.’ For me, my deep gladness and one of Boston’s deep emotional answer is both individual and systemic, a matter needs meet in a classroom on the 3rd foor of the Parish well-being and of pastoral care and social justice. Trinity Boston House where 8th graders learn math.” Foundation, supported by Trinity and so many of development of its members who are donors and volunteers, carries Valerie might say just the same thing about the students she young people. this mission out into our city. Ë counsels at TEEP and the students she will one day teach.

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To keep up with Trinity’s volume of As the needs of the parish have outgrown the capacity of In a typical year, the Vestry carries out its opportunities and the constant need to our website, work began in earnest this fall on a new site fduciary responsibilities through the invite, inform and engage with people, particularly oriented toward making it easy for people work of more than 100 people serving we’re always looking at new, better ways new to Trinity to fnd ways to engage with us. Thank you on its many committees: audit, budget, to disseminate news, invite newcomers, to the many parishioners who provided insights and investments, nominating, building, art and share stories about our parish life feedback into this planning process. and architecture, and stewardship. It also considers growth strategies, takes and ministries. The most efective form of communications is still the Patricia Hurley, Sarah Wilcox, up other matters of interest, and This year, we have been experimenting old fashioned person-to-person referral. In a time when Director of Senior Parish periodically reports to the parish. we are all bombarded with tens of thousands of bits of Communications more with video as a medium. Who Administrator can forget February information every day, the bits that The year 2015 brought new ways of 14, 2015, when yet break through are the ones that are being and becoming to the Vestry as well as to the rest of another blizzard threatened to shut In a time when we are attached to people we trust. So we Trinity. Through the “Year of Discovery,” the Vestry worked all Sunday services down? We were all bombarded with thank you all for participating in closely with three groups to help discern and develop able to share a recorded reflection tens of thousands of the ministry of Communications: by the priorities for our parish: the Liturgy Study Group, from Bill Rich and hymns performed bits of information inviting friends to services and events, the Mission Task Force and the Building Committee. As by the choir. Through the magic of sharing a favorite sermon recording, part of its ongoing commitment to engage the parish video and the internet, more than everyday, the bits that or forwarding the latest refection in in decision-making as much as possible, opportunities 1,300 snowbound faithful, who break through are the a Trinity Community Update email to were provided to learn about and provide feedback into were not able to venture out for the ones that are attached someone you love. Your simple act of the discovery process through discussions and surveys, specially scheduled pre-emptive sharing Trinity with another makes all presentations and prayer. Committees and teams spent Saturday evening service that to people we trust. the diference. Ë countless hours on research, weekend, were able to be with us in plan development, budgeting, this way. More than 150 of us came and recommendations. More to the Year of Discovery than 150 of us came to the Sharing videos of Trinity’s sermons, forums and hymns Year of Discovery Discernment continues to be popular, attracting a wide viewership Discernment Discussion Discussion to listen to each among parishioners and non-parishioners alike. Videos to listen to each other other and for the Spirit, and to draw the most engagement and for the Spirit, and to voice the core values that guide through our Facebook and us. Instagram channels, whether voice the core values that the content is serious, such as GLOSSARY guide us. It is through this input that the Elaine Pagel’s Price Lecture; Vestry and Pilot (senior staf celebratory, like a highlights Vestry In an Episcopal Church, the team) developed the parish goals compilation from Easter; or just elected body of parishioners, plus the rector for Trinity’s program year September 2015-June 2016. fun, like scenes from the Parish as the presiding member, who serve as the These goals are outlined in the Rector’s introduction to Weekend talent show, or the governing body of the church. At Trinity, we this annual report. This input also provided the formative “Buttons Attract!” feature to have 4 ofcers (Senior Warden, Junior Warden, work for developing the priorities and scope of a capital remind us all to wear our name Treasurer and Clerk) and 12 members. The basic campaign to be formally launched later in 2016. responsibilities of the vestry are to help defne buttons with magnets. As we are reminded through the 30-minute Bible study and articulate the mission of the congregation, The work of Trinity’s ministries, that starts each Vestry meeting, being disciples requires to support the church’s mission by word and and our attention to spreading being in relationship with each other and working deed, to select the rector, to ensure efective the word, have also resulted in together. With this spiritual grounding, the participation organization and planning, and to manage receiving quite a bit of positive of many, and the commitment to open dialogue about resources and fnances. media attention this year. Trinity topics such as faith, stewardship and the upcoming Church, its staf or its events Pilot Trinity’s senior staf team, consisting of clergy, campaign, we look forward to becoming the disciples were in more than 20 pieces the Senior Parish Administrator, the Director of God calls us to be. Ë in major print and broadcast Communications and the Executive Director media, including several stories of the Trinity Boston Foundation. Attends in The Boston Globe. monthly Vestry meetings. TRINITY 2015 BY THE NUMBERS THE BY 2015 TRINITY

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This year, we’ve been looking more deeply at his past fall during Stewardship Season, we heard Stewardship as a ministry of one of the most basic a Sunday Gospel reading about Jesus proclaiming ways we can open ourselves up to God’s presence that the widow who gave her last two coins to the so that God can help us transform our focus from T Temple had contributed more than all the rich men who “I” and “me” to “we” and “us.” The Stewardship donated large sums that day. Committee and various ministry groups have had conversations with over 450 parishioners this past After the Gospel and before Rita’s homily, a man in dirty Hailey Robison, year about our relationship with God and money. clothing that had an odor quietly came into the sanctuary Assoc. Director and sat in front of me. If I had to guess, I would have said Money is so integral to our lives: it is how we meet of Stewardship that he was living on the streets. From the way that he our basic needs—food, shelter, clothing; and we looked at the windows and the space, it did not seem like also use it to live in God’s abundance—art, math, he had been to Trinity before. or language lessons, a vacation with family, or enjoying a cup of tea. When the collection plate came around, I felt Because money is woven into every aspect our lives, being uncomfortable. As I pulled my check out of my pocket, intentional about and transforming our relationship with money so I felt inadequate and embarrassed. I thought: There is that our use of it is centered on God inevitably draws us closer to so much need in the world, and this man’s need is so God in everything we do. apparent in front of me—contrasted by all my basic Fundamentally: does the way we spend, invest, and earn money needs fulflled. Even if I gave nearly everything away, build the Kingdom of God as much as we are able in this moment? it would still be only a drop where there should be an ocean. Am I giving enough and to the right places? As Transforming our relationship with money opens us up to God’s the Usher neared our row, the man stuck his hand in his transforming power, and sharing that journey in Trinity’s community pocket. The plate reached out, and this man dropped a helps each of us to grow in grace. quarter in without pomp. There was no jingle when his Our lifelong journey in Stewardship to know and feel God hand went into his pocket. Was this his last coin? through generosity is discovered day by day. Luckily, we are in this I spoke with the man for transformational process together as a community of those who a few minutes before the have been with Trinity for decades and those who join us even for Devon told me how Forum. His name was one service. Ë important giving was to Devon. He asked about him, that it made him feel some of the Stewardship good, reminded him of brochures we had at childhood, and that he the Stewardship table. “Money has value because it facilitates our lives—it buys us our homes, our food, Devon told me how our clothing. And so we can think that money is the thing we need, that it has value saw church as the place important giving was to in itself. We think that money has the power to buy safety and security. for giving. him, that it made him feel good, reminded him of It does not have that power. MEDITATIONS childhood, and that he for saw church as the place for giving. It was a gift to him to Money does not give life. STEWARDSHIP be able to give. Giving money to God is a way of limiting the power of money. SEASON Devon, who walked into our large, ornate church in the middle of Back Bay, felt God’s presence in our community.

It is a way of making the rest of our economy holy.” FALL 2015 He recognized a call to give what may have been his last Trinity Church in the City of Boston The Rev. Rita T. Powell coin. I feel almost certain that I would not have done the same if I were in his place. Devon in an inspiring and May these meditations written by our clergy humble way continues to remind me to give thanks for help you to prayerfully refect on God’s grace and your response to further the all that I can give and to give back with and from joy; that work of Christ through your pledge to Trinity this year. church is a place for giving of ourselves to each other and

others and that we, too, receive something deeper when we give with an open heart.

20 — Annual Ministry Report 2015 Annual Ministry Report 2015 — 21 STEWARDSHIP THANK YOU

Thank you to everyone who gave fnancial support to do God’s work through Trinity from January 1 – December 31, 2015. Anonymous (131) Mrs. Melody R. Badgett - Grote Mr. & Mrs. Desmond H. Birkett Mr. John Burnham Thomas F. Aaron Ms. Sandra Baehrend Mr. & Mrs. Walter W. Bishop III The Burns Greeley Family Mr. Michael Abbruzzese Mr. & Mrs. George J. Bailey John Bitner Ms. Emily Burns Caroline & Rob Abernethy W. J. Bailey Ms. Vicki Black Chris & Kate Burr Bob & Meg Ackerman Ms. Mary Bainbridge Rebecca & Wesley Blair Lois Butt Robert G. Adams Mr. Douglas Baird Mr. Richard Blakney Kirsten Z. Cairns Ms. Betsy Adams Ms. Priscilla Baker Mr. & Mrs. Christopher S. Block Chris Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Bunmi T. Adekore Mr. A. W. Baldwin Mr. & Mrs. Sovins J. Bobojama Ms. Gail Campbell Advent Press David B. Ball Mrs. Barbara Bodengraven Narcissa Campion Mr. Monte M. Agro Robert P. Ball Ms. Hollis A. Bodman Ms. Kathleen Canavan & Ms. Dorian Readnour Mr. Nicholas M. Banten Ms. Carol Bodnar Mrs. Mary Canby Slater Dr. Rochelle S. Albin Mr. Paul E. Barbone & Ms. Mr. Brian Boehler Leonard Candee & Elinor Stout Mr. & Mrs. Richard Albright Debora A. Compton Mr. & Mrs. John H. Boehs, Jr. Mary Ellen Cantabene Mr. Joseph Alen Mr. Charles A. Bargfrede Kelsey Rice Bogdan Anthony P. Caponi Mr. Ronald Alex David H. & Beverly A. Barlow Ms. Regine Bohacek & Ms. Emily E. Matthews Emelie Alexander Ms. & Ms. Jessica Barnthouse Dr. & Mrs. Phillip M. Boiselle Mr. & Mrs. Cardona-Fox Mr. & Mr. Lucien Allaire Mr. Jamison Barr Alex & Gaye Bok Ms. Sarah Carleton Ms. Rosamond W. Allen Mr. Vincent Barras Mr. & Mrs. Kenyon C. Bolton III George & Joanne Carlisle Chris & Izzy Allen Ms. & Mr. Joan Basile Mr. Anthony Bonacci Susan Carman Alice & Richard Alsterberg, Jr. Ms. & Ms. Samantha Basile John Bonasera Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Carr, Jr. Mr. David Altshuler & Richard & Peggy Batchelder Martha Born Ms. Kathleen Carr Dr. Sharman Barbara Bauman Mr. John C. Bostwick Ms. Clare Carreras Buechner Altshuler Mr. Robert Baxter Ms. Susan Botsford Henry & Sharon Carrier Nancy Alukonis Jonathan & Karla Bays Ms. Anna Bourne David & Elizabeth Carroll Mr. & Mrs. John C. Amadi Judy A. Beal Mr. Arthur L. Bowen Mr. Sidney Carter Amazon Smile Foundation Ms. Judy Beal Richard H. Bowen Mr. Vassiliki Cartsos Ms. Charlotte J. Anastasio Mr. & Mrs. C. Marshall Beale Jane Bowers Ms. Christine Carye Ms. Francesca S. Anderson Mr. & Mrs. James W. Beardsley Linda S. Bowers Elizabeth Case Chris Anderson Ms. Joan Beauchamp Jennifer Bowers Christine Casson & Daniel Tobin Ms. Patricia Anderson Jan Beaven Mr. & Mrs. John B. Breedis Mr. Richard S. Cavallaro Ms. Maria Anderson Dr. Laurence H. Beck Patricia Brennan Ms. JoAnn Cavallaro Mr. Richard P. Anthony & David Beck & Gregory Van Boven Mr. & Mrs. Cynthia Chace-MacNiel Ms. Rebecca A. Siebens Mr. William Bedingfeld Richard L. Brickley, Jr. Mr. Matthew Chafe Ms. Virginia Anton Martin & Katharine Begien William Brickman Mr. & Mrs. Tyler E. Chapman Christine & Eric Arcese Lee & Michael Behnke Mr. Bruce C. Bridges Charles Monroe Chase Ms. Nancy Arena Patricia Belden & Kevin Kelly Mr. Howard S. Brightman John J. Cheney & Ms. Lilian Armstrong Ms. Marcelle Belisle & Ms. Laura Brightman Carol A. Mahoney Ms. Jennifer L. Armstrong Julia Bell Ms. Heather Brome Ms. Clementina Chery Mr. & Mrs. Jefrey A. Armstrong Ms. Diana Bendel Ms. James A. Bronwell Dan Chiasson & Annie Adams Ken Arruda Matthew & Michelle Benfer Ms. Elizabeth Brookhiser Marty Childs Ms. Elllen Arsenault Ms. Elizabeth Bengston Phyllis Brooks Mr. & Mrs. Ming C. Chiou, Gabriela Artavia Darren Wong & Craig Benner Ms. Jennifer Brountas M.D. Dr. Maria Louise Ascher Ms. Anne Bennet Mr. Dwight K. Brown Ms. Janet A. Chollet A. Ashiagbor George & Mimi Bennett Chris & Lisa Brown Elaine Chow Ms. Catherine Askew Ms. Angela Bennett Ms. Laura J. Brown Dr. George P. Christian & Association of Anglican Mr. Raf R. Berberian Ms. Clara Brown Dr. Estella P. Christian Musicians Billie Berents Mr. & Mrs. Coleman B. Brown Mr. Robert Christian Christopher Alden Atwood Ms. Aagot Berg Elise R. Browne Ms. Jill A. Christians Mr. Robert A. Aurilio Lawrence Bergstresser Laurie & Jay Buchta John & Beverly Christians Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Austin III Ms. Victoria Bernard Warren W. Buckingham III Mr. David Chui Ms. Valentina Avery Melinda K. Berry Ms. Grace Lyons & Mr. Timothy Cichocki Mr. Francis O. Awosefaju Ms. Alma Berson Mr. Charlie Budd Jane Clafin Susan C. Ayers & BHC Corporation Club Cafe Donald & Lauri Bumiller Rachel & Thomas Clafin Nancy Salonpuro Doralynne Bibby Mary Bunker Grace D. Clark Robin M. Babcock Doreen Biebusch Christopher Birch & Marilyn F. Clarke Katharine Bachman Ms. Mary Bifano Alexandra Burke Dr. Andrew E. Clarkson & Ms. Alexandra Bacon Mr. David Bigley Mr. Gordon Burnes & Ms. Laura A. Carney Ms. Sarah Bacon David & Louisa Birch Ms. Suzie Tapson The Claudy Family

22 — Annual Ministry Report 2015 Annual Ministry Report 2015 — 23 THANK YOU THANK YOU

Thank you to everyone who gave fnancial support to do God’s work through Trinity from January 1 – December 31, 2015. Thank you to everyone who gave fnancial support to do God’s work through Trinity from January 1 – December 31, 2015. Alicia Hesse-Cleary & Mr. Thomas P. Cote Linda & Harvey Davidson Ms. Marybeth Dufy Cynthia A. Fisher & Daughters Liz Gianakos Richard Cleary Robert Cotta Mr. Michael Davies Barbara Duhamel Elizabeth Fisher Koch & Ms. Sarah Gibbons Babz Clough Mr. Diane Covino Ruth W. Davis Susan Dukess Emily Fisher Koch John & Mary Gier Charles & Lela Clutz Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Cowden III Mary & Luke Davenport Davis Ms. Deborah Duncan Doug & Judy Fitzsimmons Ms. Jennifer Gilbert Robert Cochran Ms. Julia D. Cox Ms. Christina Davis Thomas & Lee Dutton Allen B. Flanders Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Gill, Jr. Ms. Laurie Cochran The McKay Family The Estate of Ralph E. Davis Nancy & Don Dwight Kate Sides Flather Ms. Gretchen Gillig Sarah C. Cofn Mr. Thomas Cox & Marilyn A. Davison Susan Eaccarino Dr. & Mrs. T. Corwin Fleming John & Maryann Gilmartin Sherdena Dorsey Cofeld Mrs. Pamela Cox Ms. Margaret A. Fran Early Kay Flynn Victoria Gimbel Mr. & Mrs. Clarke Coggeshall Ms. Diane Cox Williams-DeCelles & Ms. Bethany Easter Jay Fogarty & Liz Tuohey Mr. Peter S. Gimber The Colantuno Charitable Mr. & Mrs. Don O. Crawford Mr. Joseph F. DeCelles Ms. Mary E. Eberle Ms. Angela Fomin Mr. Matthew T. Gin Foundation Beverly Fisher Crawford Susan DeCristofaro Simon D. Eccles Albert & Camie Ford Mr. Thomas Gin Leslie J. Colburn Mr. Richard Crecco Ms. Barbara A. Degar Ms. Virginia Echevarria Martha Foreman John & Patricia Glass Ms. Gretchen Colby Mr. John Crees Ms. Jemima Del Monaco Sally & George Edmonds Lee R. Forker, Jr. Ms. Jean Glennon Ms. Charlotte A. Cole & Mr. Peter H. Creighton Mr. John I. Delgado Ms. Alexandra Edwards Mr. & Mrs. Lee R. Forker III Michael & Kelly Glew Ms. L. Floy Miller Dr. Santiago C. Crisostomo, Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Delorey Mr. Christian Ekechukwu Ms. Lisa Forkner Nicholas & Paula Gleysteen Cornelius & Jane Coleman Sr. Ms. Paula DeLuca Ms. Ekechukwu & Family Dr. & Mrs. C. Stephen Foster Ms. Laura Glynn Mr. Harry Collings Sally Crissman Katherine DeMarco Karin E. Elliott Mr. Arthur Fournier Mr. & Ms. Richard J. Goettle IV Ms. Caroline Collins Marylouise Crofton-Atkins Ms. Karin Denison Mrs. Alexander Ellis Ms. Kristie L. Fox Michael E. Goetz Mr. Karen Haberg Boris & Kathleen Hasselblatt Chris DeVany Grace Elson John V. Frank Mr. Christopher Gofredo Dick & Carol Habermann Professor Peter S. Hawkins Ms. Dana Devereux Anne Elvins & John Grace Tim & Leslie Fraser Ms. Karen Goldenbiddle Susan Haberstroh Mr. & Ms. Charlie Haydock Mary & Murray Dewart Doctors John & Jean Emans Professor & Mrs. John Free Dr. Jillian L. Goldfarb & Dr. Pauline & Alberto Haddad Mr. & Ms. James Hearty Phil Tinmouth & Brit Dewey Steven & Jacqueline Emery Mr. Richard Freeman Douglas L. Kriner Joan Stephens Hadly Dorothy A. Heath Ms. Priscilla B. Dewey Lee & Carolyn Engdahl Mr. William C. French Arthur W. Goodall Mr. Les Hadsell Ms. Melanie Hedlund Alix C. Diana Mr. Andrew Richards & Barry Friswold & Carlos Colon Mr. Paul Gorman Susan Haf Ms. Carolyn Heilman Sue Dickinson Ms. Peggy Enright Ms. Mary Fronk Ms. Judith Gorsuch Ms. Kelly Hager The Hein Family Cait Dickinson Ms. Kate Enroth & Evie Frost Don Gorton Mr. Steven Hahn Mr. & Mrs. G. William Helm, Mr. Richard J. Diephuis & Mr. Dana Schmaltz Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Fruth Estate of Edith Gould Ms. Carron Haight Jr. Ms. Denise A. Dorgan Mr. Peter C. Erichsen Allen W. Fullerton Debby Grace Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Haight Ms. & Mr. Kristi K. Helmecke Jane F. Diettrich Ms. Cathrine Erickson Frank Furnari Mrs. Anne Elvins & Susan M. Halby Mr. Dave Hempstead Katherine & David Dietz Todd Estabrook Pamela Galgay Mr. John Grace Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Hall Robert P. Henderson & Antonetta A. DiGiustini Mr. & Mrs. Errol Ethier Lisa & Ian Gamble Gene Graf Ms. Sharon Hamel Carol T. Henderson Ruth Ann Dillon Mr. Richard T. Moss & Frieda Garcia Will Graf Dr. Scott R. Hamilton Mr. & Mrs. John Henderson Susan & Buzz DiMartino Ms. Eleanor Etter Lisa Gardiner Mr. Daniel Graham Margery Hamlen & Joe Hammer Stephen Hendrickson & Mr. Thomas Dinneen Carolyn R Evans Orna Gardini Thomas H. Grape Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hamlen David McCord Ms. Camilla L. Collova David L. Crowley & Danya & Jonathan Dinwoodey Mr. Jason W. Evans & Sandra & Dozier Gardner Sidney & Robin Graves Jon & Carrie Hammond Janice L. Henry Ms. Pam L. Colwell Margaret Cooke Allan & Priscilla Ditchfeld Ms. Rachel A. Evans Mrs. Susan P. Gardner Mr. Roger Greaves The Rev. Patricia Handloss Julie & Bayard Henry Mr. Brian Conlon Nancy Csaplar The Estate of Jane Dittrich Bruce & Bridgitt Evans Ron & Diana Garmey Maura Greene & Ms. Catherine H. Gately Ms. G. Louise Henry Mr. Charles Conn Jennifer Culbert Colin & Joan Diver James & Sara Ewing Edward & Sophia Garmey Mr. Gerald A. Gregg Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Hanlon, Jr. Kevin L. Hepner Mr. Dana C. Conneally & Ms. Laurie Curby Vivian Dixon & Lillian Chan Mr. Steven Fachada Ms. Megan Gately Ms. Christine Guerriero Mrs. Pamela S. Hannon Mr. & Mrs. George Herbst Ms. Kelly Luethje Mr. George Curtis Ms. Caroline Dodge Ms. Priscilla Fales Bishop Alan Gates & Dallas R. Gulley & Robert H. Ditri Doug Hansell & Jan Cook Ms. Heather Hersee Rose Frances Connelly Jay Cushman & Janet Shipman Ms. Margaret Doherty Mr. John Fallon Ms. Patricia Harvey Gregory Gullickson Mr. Richard Hansen & Alan W.C. Hess Ms. Anna Conrades Mr. & Ms. Colin C. Custer MJ Doherty Ms. Patricia B. Faro Ron & Jan Geddes Mr. & Mrs. Graham d. C. Gund Mrs. Susan Hansen Mr. Chris Hesse Andrew & Pamela Constantine Ms. Nancy B. Cyr Ms. Kathleen M. Dolan Mary & Glenn Farrell Ms. Naomi Geman Ms. Sarah Gwozdz Wesley Hansen & Janette Liu Ms. Dana Hewett Elizabeth Graham Cook Fay Dabney Ms. Nancy Dolan Ms. Michelle Farrell Ms. & Mr. Jo Ellen Gent Bob Haas Mr. Ivan J. Hansen Mr. & Mrs. George M. Hezel Rachel Cook Joan Dabrowski & Susan & Rich Doll Mr. & Mrs. Gregory H. Mr. & Mrs. James F. Gerrity III Ms. Beverly Vassar Haas Mr. Christopher Hanson Ms. Ann S. Higgins Mr. Ross Cook Stephen Billhardt David & Allison Donelan Faulkner Ms. Deanna Hargraves Mrs. R. Scott Higgins Mr. Benjamin Cooke The Dahl Family Ms. Doreen Donovan Corkin & Ms. Susan C. Faxon Ginny Harlan James H. & Martha R. Higgins Andrew Coons Mrs. B. K. Dalby & Family Mr. Christopher Mitchum Mr. & Mrs. James G. Fay, Jr. The Harlow Family Ms. Linda A. Hill & Aidan T. Cooper Mr. John R. Dale Ms. Mary T. Dooley Ms. Ginny Felice Ms. Sharri Harmel Jonathan Hill Breitbart Comfort Halsey Cope & Deanna Dalrymple & Mr. Peter H. Dorward Ms. Andrea Fellersen Patrick & Adrienne Harper Arthur C. & Eloise W. Hodges Gregory T. Cope Rockland Osgood Mr. & Mrs. David Douglas The Fiala Family Mr. Michael Harper Pope & Felicia Hofman N. A. Copithorne Ms. Paige Dalto Sherrell B. Downes Rita Field Ms. Erin Harrington Drs. Sue Ellen & Paul Hogan Ms. Pamela Coravos Mr. William Damon Dr. & Mrs. Charles E. Drebing, Ms. Pamela Findlay Ms. Joanne Harrington Ms. Marybeth Hopkins & Mr. & Mrs. Marc A. Corbacho David & Kathryn Dangler Ph.D. Mr. Paul W. Finnegan John M. Harris & Elin S. Harris Kevin J. Creeden Elizabeth & Amy Corcoran-Hunt Dr. Debbie Daniel Ms. Diane Drinan Mr. & Ms. Fred J. Fiorella Ms. Christley A. Harris Ms. Karon G. Horan Ms. Doreen Corkin Julie Koeninger & Peter D’Anieri Elizabeth Drolet Listo Fisher & Lydia Rodman Howard & Marcia Hartley Joan Horgan Ms. Karina H. H. Corrigan The Rev. Rainey G. Dankel Emilie Drolet Mr. Peter C. Fisher & Baron M. Hartley, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. David Horner Patricia Corrigan Nancy L. Darr Ms. Eleanor Druckman The Reverend Paige F. Ms. Elizabeth Harvey Dr. Geofrey & Adele Horwitz Mr. Glen W. Cosman Jim Daughtry Mr. & Mrs. David Druley Fisher Pamela Harvey Barbara & Amos Hostetter 24 — Annual Ministry Report 2015 Annual Ministry Report 2015 — 25 THANK YOU THANK YOU

Thank you to everyone who gave fnancial support to do God’s work through Trinity from January 1 – December 31, 2015. Thank you to everyone who gave fnancial support to do God’s work through Trinity from January 1 – December 31, 2015. Alexandra B. Houck & Mr. & Mrs. George Johnson Mr. Duf Bailey & Ms. Donna McKittrick Nina & Marshall Moriarty Jill & Read Norton Kevin S. Amaratunga Mr. & Mrs. Jefrey Johnson Ms. Sarah G. Whitney M. McKnight Mr. & Mrs. Albert F. Moriarty Edward & Pauline Obi Connie Coburn & The Reverend Dr. Mark C. Manchester Bailey Ms. Carolann McLain Mrs. Laura B. Morris Marianna M. O’Brien James Houghton Johnston Mr. David Manns Ms. Joan M. McLaughlin Andrew C. & Caitlan M. Morris Ms. Michelle O’Brien Peter & Holly LeCraw Howe Mr. Robert L. Johnstone III & Ms. Patricia Mansfeld Bruce Edson McLean Ms. Sally Morris Ms. Kristin O’Connor Mr. John Howe & The Reverend Rosemary Marano Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. McLellan Mr. & Ms. Joshua Morris Ms. Leah Odonn Ms. Teresa Masterson Mary B. Johnstone Rosemary Marbach Mr. & Mrs. Ian McLoughlin Grant & Amanda Morrison Mr. & Mrs. Martin J. O’Donnell The Howe Family Bonnie S. Jones Ms. & Mr. Emily S. Marmaduke Mr. & Ms. Dennis McMenamy Mr. Todd Morrison Ms. Sarah L. O’Donnell Melissa Howell Lynne C. Jones Ms. Anita W. Marmaduke Ms. Susan J. McMurry Mark S. Morrow & Kathryn & Craig O’Donnell Ms. Sandra Howes Helen M. Jones Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Mars Madeline McNeely & Kathleen A. Hirsch Richard & Marie Oedel Mr. Thomas Howie Mrs. Muriel Jones Mary Anne Marsh Stephen Esposito Ms. Laura Morse Ellen J. & Thomas H. O’Flaherty Nien-hê Hsieh & Sara Toomey Michael P. Jones & Luisella Rafo Ms. Diana Marsh Maria & Ryan McPadden Mr. John Morse Anne & Henry Ogilby Daphne Hubbard Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Jones Ms. Lauren Marsh Chuck Medler & Perry Colmore Mr. & Mrs. David E. Ogletree Ralph & Katherine Hughes Mr. Milton Jones Sharon Marshall Elizabeth Merrick Dr. & Mrs. Chima Ohaegbulam Ms. Rebecca C. Hughes Ms. Jean Joseph Jane E. Marshall Jim Meyer Ms. Susan Ohman Thomas L. Hulme & Just Give Sonja Komar-Lay & Timothy Lay Paula Lind Ms. Janet N. Marshall Sophie Michaux Mr. David C. Ohuabunwa Patricia A. Hurley Mr. & Mrs. F. Kallin Sarah Koonce Carol Lindsay Ms. Lori Martell Judy Miller Ebi Okara & John & Pamela Humphrey Mr. & Ms. Michael D. Kanellias Lula B. Kopper Paul B. Linn Ms. Nancy Jeanne Martin Andy & Sally Miller Barbara Dortch-Okara & Family Dr. & Mrs. Geofrey Kannan The Koss Family Dr. Brian Liu Joseph & Rachel Martin Rosalind H. Miller Ngozi & Francis Okechukwu Ms. Amy Hunt Ashley & Wesley Karger Ms. Ellen Koswick The Rev. Samuel Lloyd III & Timothy & Julia Martin Carsten Miller & Molly Ready Dr. Alex Okereke, Sr. & Mr. Walter C. Hurd Ms. Susan C. Karger Mr. Dietmav Kothe & Mrs. Marguerite Lloyd Mr. Robert Martin Ms. Pearlina Mills Dr. Uduak Okereke Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Hurd Charles Kaufman & Mrs. Ilona Kothe Lallie Lloyd & David Miller Sandra E. Marxen Mary Jane Milner Chuks Okoli & Family Judith B. Hurley Bryna Williams Mary Ann Kowalski Shari Loessberg & Ms. Wendy Masler Mr. Robert B. Minturn Mr. Chukwudera B. Okoli Ms. Ann Cashell Hurley & Ms. Heather Keane Ms. Eleanor Kraner Christopher Smart Mr. & Mrs. M. Holt Massey Ms. Janet Mitchell Ms. Blessing Okoli Mr. David R. Mayhew Mr. John Kearney Ms. Kathy Krein Elizabeth Elliot Logan Carol Thornton Masshardt Mr. & Mrs. Richard R. Mobley Ms. Susan O’Leary Ms. Roxanna Hurst Dorothy M. Keeney Mr. Shem G.W. Krey Mr. Stephen E. Loher Ms. Julie Mathisen Ms. Winona Moeller Ms. Robin Olson & Ms. Pamela K. Hurst Nancy Ann Kelly Mr. & Dr. Mark H. Kryder Ms. Clarissa London Diedre Matthews Mr. & Mrs. David H. Moen Mr. Christopher H. Evans Matthew & Mathilde Hutchings Timothy M. Kelly & Barbara M. Kuropatkin Gray Lorig & Yolanda Colson Ms. Jacqueline S. McBride Ms. Valentina Moghadam Christopher Shannon & Ms. Cathy A. Hutchinson Ms. Melissa S. Riesgo Ladera Foundation Karen & Anthony LoRusso Mr. & Mrs. William H. McCance Anne (Teddy) Mohn Kenneth P. & Laura Baker Morse Karin Olson Shannon Ms. Ji Eun Hwang Ms. Hilary Kempainen Mr. Dien Lam & Ms. Hoi C. Ng Mr. & Mrs. Abner Louissaint Eileen McCarthy Ms. Monique Momjian Mr. James Moulison, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Austine Ometoruwa Ms. Hany Ibrahim Ms. Pamela H. Kemper Ms. Betsy Lang Fred & Jill Lovejoy Lois McCloskey Ms. Barbara J. Moniza-Ludorf Melissa & William Mueller Ms. Jacquelline Oneill Ms. Rose U. Ifezue Ms. Jacqueline Kempf Mr. Rudolph Lantelme Ms. Hyacinth Lovelock Paul & Kathleen McCormack The Reverend Karen B. Al & Margaret Mulley Ms. Elizabeth O’Neill Mr. & Mrs. Edmund F. The Reverend & Ms. Cathryn Lantigua Ara Lovitt Jefrey & Christine McCormick Montagno Elaine Murphy Onyekwu Children Ingalls, Jr. Mrs. Thomas B. Kennedy Marjorie Lash The Lucas Family Dr. Michael T. McEnany & Matthew & Margaret Monteith Ms. Amy Murphy Adaeze Onyekwu Ms. Karen Ippolito Ms. Delaney K. Kennedy Pam Lassiter Julie Racklife Lucey Mrs. Marjorie M. Bride Richard Montgomery Ms. Melissa Murphy Emmanuel O. Orji Miss Constance L. Irwin Mr. Paul E. Kennedy Ms. Kelley Laurel Robert J. & Barbara Ludwig Freddy & Alex McFerran Katharine H.S. Moon Ardith Myers Mr. John O’Rourke Katrina M. Iserman & Ms. Mary Kennedy Mr. Maurice Laurence Dr. & Mrs. Luther Luedtke Erin & David McFerrin Ronald Akie & David Mooney Christina & David Myers Mr. John W. Orrison & Mr. Dennis M. Czech Ms. Kathleen Kenny Mr. & Ms. William C. Lawrence Carol I. Lumm Mr. Hirschel McGinnis Mr. & Ms. Paul Moorcroft Miss Mary L. Myrer Mr. James R. Carter Ms. Luanne Isherwood Geofrey & Sidney Kenyon Peter Lawrence & Kirsten Lundberg & Alex Beam Sarah McGinty in memory of The Reverend Helen M. Moore & Mr. Tsutomu Nakagawa Ms. Adelaide Osborne Ms. Izetta Jackson Mr. Mark Kharas Pam Warren Colin Lynch John E. McGinty Mr. Thomas Moore Mr. & Mrs. Niven Narain Robert & Carolyn Vincent W. James Ms. Sheila Kibbe Hodgkins Ann G. Lawthers Ms. Lindsey Lynch John W. McGinty Mr. & Mrs. Aaron W. Moore Ms. Emily Nardone Kelly Hager Ms. Diana James Bill Kiefer & James May Ms. Nancy L. Leaming & Mr. James Lyons John & Jeanne McHugh James & Dympna Moore Marva Nathan Miss Julie Helen Otto Ms. Darcy Jameson Anne Kilguss Mr. Shawn MacLean Wendy Machmuller James & Leslie Forkner McIntosh Mr. David M. Moore Jef Neal David & Mary Otto Penny Janeway Betsy Kimball Alison Leaton Mr. Richard F. MacIntosh Scott A. McIntyre Keith Morgan Ms. Margaret Nee Mr. Raymond N. Otudoh Dr. & Mr. Katherine A. Janeway Judith & Mark King Nancy E. Lee Linda & Bob MacIntosh David McKenzie & Eric Karlstad Joyce & Jim Morgan Ms. Carla A. Nelson Ms. Sharon A. Ouellet Dr. Laura Janneck & The Reverend David S. King Mr. Raymond C. Lee Bill & Cynthia Mackey Mr. Scott T. Nelson Ms. Kazuko Ozawa Dr. Brandon Green Lindsay & Gray King Mr. Hyo Choon Lee William A. Mackey & Cynthia Nemet Louise Burnham Packard Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Jefries Ms. Jennifer King Valarie & Clark Lefavour Andrea Samsel Helen P. Netos Zander & Alison Packard Jerry & Marlene Jennings Mrs. Mary Kingsbery Ms. Heidi Lehner Mrs. Frances H. MacLennan Pete & Christy Nicholas Mr. Theodore Packard Ms. Sydney Jimenez Ms. Karen S. Kinsel Ms. Jeneen Lehocky Ms. Eleanor Macusty Mr. & Mrs. Peter Nicholas Erica & Randall Palm Ms. Sheng Jing Ms. Susan Kistenmacher Ms. Merrie Leighton Mr. & Mrs. John Maddox Mr. Jefrey Nickerson Mr. Michael Palmer Mrs. Edward C. Johnson Mrs. Anita R. Klaussen D. W. LeMar Ms. Anne Maillet Ms. Diana Nicosia Mr. Laurence R. Palmeri Wayne Johnson Edward & Elizabeth Klemm John Lemly & Catharine Melhorn Ms. & Mr. Muna Majekodunmi The Family of A. Njoku Mr. John W. Pape Dr. & Mrs. David M. Johnson, Ms. Emily Kloeblen Ms. Nicholas Lesierur The Malhotras Laurie Carter Noble Mr. James A. Paradis M.D. Ruth Bliesener Knopf Ross Tyler Levanto Ms. Laura Mali-Astrue Dr. James P. Noon & Mrs. Ms. Kathleen Parent Judith H. Johnson Ms. Janet Knott Giles F. & Joyce H. Lewis Ms. Judith Malone & Elizabeth K. Noon David B. Parke Ms. Lauralee Johnson John & Judy Knutson Mr. Kayode Lewis Mr. Stephen W. Kidder Bettina A. & John M. Norton Ms. Jill Parker Linda & Alex Johnson Lonsdale & Torin Koester Ms. Karen Lilley Mr. & Mrs. R. Bradford Malt Ms. Judith P. Norton Michael B. Parran

26 — Annual Ministry Report 2015 Annual Ministry Report 2015 — 27 Thank you to everyone who gave fnancial support to do God’s work through Trinity from January 1 – December 31, 2015.

THANK YOU THANK YOU

Thank you to everyone who gave fnancial support to do God’s work through Trinity from January 1 – December 31, 2015. Thank you to everyone who gave fnancial support to do God’s work through Trinity from January 1 – December 31, 2015. Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Parris Donn Randall Christopher Rogers Jill C. Sidney Mr. Geofrey Stewart Mr. David N. Van Boxlaere & Mr. & Mrs. Darren R. Wetzel Robert & Elizabeth Wood Marge & Bob Parthum Ms. Jane Y. Rastallis Mr. Edward D. Rose Ms. Janice Sidney Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Stone Mr. Edward C. Forrester Ms. Martha Wetzel Michael J. Wood Ms. Sally Peabody Mr. John Ratey Mary Rose & Steven Matsumuro Elizabeth Sikorovsky Mr. & Mrs. Harold Stover Mrs. Rosemarie Vancamp & Mrs. Constance V. R. White Ms. Shelley Wordsworth Ms. Sylvia Pearce Mr. & Mrs. Bayard Read Elizabeth A. Rosselot Ms. Elaine Simmonds Louise Strasenburgh Mr. Peter Vancamp Mr. Alix P. White Richard Worthen & Mr. Roland Pease Floranne R. Reagan Mr. & Mrs. William Rotch, Jr. Kristen Simmons Rachel Strauss Jackie VanderBrug & Ronald Sullivan Ms. Sandra Peckens Dr. & Mrs. Edward J. Reardon Mr. Christopher Rounds Mr. & Mrs. H. Allan Simpson Sonja T. Strong Bradford Johnson A. Carol Wright Ms. Kate Pedersen Ms. Cynthia Reed Ms. Judith Rowan Ms. Nancy Sinsabaugh Karen Sturges Gordon & Catherine VanderBrug Lisa Wylie Kathleen E. Peets William & Bev Reed Mr. William Rowe Andrew Skeen Mr. Waldron Sugnak Mr. Kevin B. Vann Mrs. Michael F. Wynne-Willson Mr. John L. Pelletier Mr. Chance Reichel Ms. Mary Ruch Audrey, Grace, & Thomas Skehan Elaine M. Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. William M. Vareika Joan Kittredge Wyon Ms. Rita Pelosi Mr. Frederick S. Reis, Jr. Paolo & Cynthia Rufo Mr. Paul Skowronski Catherine Sullivan Ms. Paula Vassallo Mr. Li Yang Ms. Blythe Robertson & Douglas Rendell & Richard Dixon Dianne Hyde Russell Priscilla & Raja Sayegh Douglas C. Sulzer Mr. Rajeev T. Verghese & Mr. Robert E. Yearwood Ms. Mary E. 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Riemer & Mary Jane Sarsony-Stake The Sommer Family Dr. Stephen J. Telfer & Ms. Alla Wagner Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Wickwire Ed & Ellie Polubinski Ms. Gracie Alcid Barbie Savacool Mr. & Ms. Mark Sorenson Dr. Patricia Ann Pickett Ms. Barbara Waite The Widding Family Susan G. Potter Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Riesgo Anh & Philip Sawyer Liz Soteros-McNamara Elizabeth H. Terry Ms. Sally Wakeland Michael Widmer & Garrett & Janet Powell James & Sandy Righter Ms. Pamela Scarafoni Helen M. Soussou Mr. Thomas W. Thaler Bill & Marlene Walch Alvaro Amador Ms. Mary Ann Powell Catherine Riley Mr. James Scharback Mr. Robert Spalding Mr. & Ms. Richard W. Thaler Karen Waldo Ania G. Wieckowski Rita Powell & Justin Beebe Mr. Peter Rinfret Mr. & Mrs. Grant Schaumburg, Jr. Ms. Sheila Spalding Samuel Thayer Ms. Diane Waldo Ellen D. Wilbur Ms. Keri Preziosi Ms. Nancy Ritz Thomas Schinkel & Dr. & Mrs. Arthur S. Spangler, Jr. Mrs. Lillian Themo Mr. & Mrs. David & Carol Walker Ms. Susan Wilbur Dr. Lloyd F. Price Linda Ryan & Fred Ritzau Julie A. Caldarone Mr. & Mrs. Steve Spinelli Michael J. Theriault Mr. Scott Wallace Sarah W. Wilcox Ms. Elizabeth Primavera Dr. & Mrs. Richard M. Robb Ms. Susan Schlichting Ms. Christine L. Spira Adam Thomas Tom Walmsley Mr. Marshall Wilkins Ms. Vilma F. Prout Deborah Robbins Linda & Michael Schmidt Mr. William Spring Mr. Andrew Jaquith & Marcia L. Walsh Mr. & Ms. Roger Will Julie W. Schniewind Mr. David C. Sprogis Ms. Rebecca Thomas Mr. James Walsh & Mr. & Ms. Sabin Willet The Schuckel Family Mrs. & Mr. Lisa S. Sprunger Bill & Julie Thompson Mrs. Deborah Walsh Frederica M. Williams & Family Ms. Lee Ann Schutte Mr. & Mrs. David L. Sprunger Olaf & Margot Thorp Mr. & Mrs. M. Edward Walsh Ms. Pamela Williams Ms. Julia Schwartz Ms. Jane Spurling Ms. Ann Tikkanen Ms. Ruth Walsh John & Elizabeth Williams Mr. Richard D. Scott Janet E. Spurr Mr. James Timmons The Rev. Patrick C. Ward Ms. Merrian Williams Mr. Cameron E. Scott Ms. Kristin Stadelman Ms. Adelaide M. 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Webster Ms. Rosamond Witherbee Thomas Pryor & Ray Shiao Mr. Michael Robertson The Reverend Gardiner H. Judith & William Steul Mohamed A. Turay Mr. Richard R. Webster & Ron & Melanie Witmer Mr. & Mrs. James R. Pugh Mr. & Mrs. David J. Robinson Shattuck, Jr. Ms. Terri Stevens Mr. Henry J. Turner & Mr. Bart Dahlstrom Ms. Mary Woerner Ms. Nancy Purbeck The Rev. Michael Robinson & Mr. Bruce Shaw Abbot & Dorothy H. Stevens Ms. Sarah Turner Lynn Wegner Mr. & Mrs. Gary Wolf Jenny Qian Mrs. Frances Robinson Brent E. Shay Foundation The Davison Twomey Family Mr. Gary Weight Sarah B. Wolf Ms. Meiru Qian Marvin Robinson Ms. Lora Shea Mr. Henry E. Stevenson & Mr. & Mrs. Wat H. Tyler Helen Weinland The Rt. Rev. Dean Wolfe & The Rev. Warren R. Radtke & Ms. Hailey A. Robison & Kathy & Kevin Sheehan Ms. Catherine E. Sullivan Mary A. Ungerman Ms. Terrence Welch Mrs. Ellen Frantz-Wolfe Ms. Judith Lockhart-Radtke Mr. Devin Jacobsen Mary Sherman Helen S. Stevenson Mr. & Ms. Michael J. Urbonas Karin M. 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Peter Lawrence Anne Phillips Ogilby Geofrey Smith Michael Jones The Rev. Samuel T. Lloyd III The Rev. William W. Rich, Sr. The Rev. Rainey G. Dankel The Rev. Patrick C. Ward Senior Warden (‘19) Junior Warden & Clerk (‘17) Treasurer (‘16) Clerk Rector Vicar Assoc. Rector, Community Assoc. Rector, plawrence@ aogilby@ gsmith@ [email protected] [email protected] Engagement & Ministry Pastoral Ministries & Welcome trinitychurchboston.org trinitychurchboston.org trinitychurchboston.org Development pward@ [email protected] trinitychurchboston.org

Thomas Clafin Ralph Cole Listo Fisher Pauline Haddad The Rev. Rita Powell Sarah Wilcox Patricia Hurley Louise Burnham Packard Vestry (‘19) Vestry (‘18) Vestry (‘19) Vestry (‘18) Assoc. Rector, Liturgy Senior Parish Administrator Director of Communications Executive Director, tclafin@ rcole@ lfsher@ phaddad@ [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Trinity Boston Foundation trinitychurchboston.org trinitychurchboston.org trinitychurchboston.org trinitychurchboston.org [email protected] PILOT PLUS

Lonsdale Koester Grace Lyons Keith Morgan Mary Renner Cathy Portlock Karen Jarret Joan Mansfeld Roberts Richard Webster Vestry (‘19) Vestry (‘18) Vestry (‘18) Vestry (‘16) Director of Children’s Ministries Director of Facilities Director of Finance & Human Director of Music lkoester@ glyons@ kmorgan@ mrenner@ cportlock@ [email protected] Resources rwebster@ trinitychurchboston.org trinitychurchboston.org trinitychurchboston.org trinitychurchboston.org trinitychurchboston.org jmansfeldroberts@ trinitychurchboston.org trinitychurchboston.org

Elizabeth P. Roberts Kathy Sheehan Samuel W. M. Thayer Megan C. Zug Colin Lynch Hailey Robison Mark Kharas Mary Davenport Davis Vestry (‘17) Vestry (‘16) Vestry (‘17) Vestry (‘17) Assoc.Director of Music Assoc. Director Minister for Welcome Minister for Youth eroberts@ ksheehan@ sthayer@ mzug@ [email protected] of Stewardship & Growth & Social Media trinitychurchboston.org trinitychurchboston.org trinitychurchoston.org trinitychurchboston.org hrobison@ [email protected] [email protected] trinitychurchboston.org 30 — Annual Ministry Report 2015 Annual Ministry Report 2015 — 31 MINISTRY CONTACT LIST

Adult Christian Formation Fellowship Rosie’s Catering Team Steve Plotner ,[email protected] Education for Ministry 20s & 30s Fellowship Laurie Brown, [email protected] Alan Hess, [email protected] Trinity Food Drive Delivery Cathy Portlock Pacitto, cportlock@ Inquirers’ Class Liz Soteros-McNamara, Liz.soterosmc@gmail. trinitychurchboston.org Sue Dickinson, sdickinson@ com trinitychurchboston.org Gay & Lesbian Fellowship Walk for Hunger Ruth Knopf, [email protected] Patrick Ward, [email protected] Chris DeVany, [email protected] Short Fiction on Faith Nigerian Christian Fellowship Sunday Night Living Bread Barbie Savacool Joyce Nwosu, [email protected] Liz Soteros-McNamara, [email protected] [email protected] Softball Chris Fagg, [email protected] Thursday Morning Bible Study Karen Zurita Prout, Virginia Walden, [email protected] Ndubuisi Azubuine [email protected] [email protected] College Behind Bars Music Martha Byington, [email protected] Children & Families Chorister Parents Guild Dever School Partnership Children’s Ministries Committee Ricky Malhotra, [email protected] Frances Robinson, [email protected] Brad Johnson, [email protected] Jyoti Malhotra, [email protected] Nancy Scull, [email protected] Megan Zug, [email protected] Hallelu Singers Greater Boston Interfaith Organization Welcome Carol Akerson, [email protected] Audrey Henderson, Trinity Adult Choirs [email protected] Community Life Committee Janet Stone, [email protected] Outreach Leadership Committee Jim Morgan, [email protected] Barbara Bauman, Lin Ryan, [email protected] Trinity Choristers Richard Webster, rwebster@ [email protected] Compass Class trinitychurchboston.org Mark Morrow, [email protected] Mark Kharas Trinity Anti-Racism Team [email protected] Pastoral Care Grace Clark, [email protected] Explorer’s Fellowship Bereavement Support Geof Smith, [email protected] Melissa Howell, [email protected] Carol Masshardt, [email protected] Andrew Foss, [email protected] Sharon Marshall, [email protected] Stewardship Ushers Eucharistic Visitors Stewardship Committee Liz Rosselot, [email protected] Margaret Williams DeCelles, mwilliamsde@ Chris Allen, [email protected] Christopher Atwood, catwoodb501@gmail. aol.com Peter Renner, [email protected] com Alex Johnson, [email protected] Worship Welcome Ministry Hale House Altar Guild Fred Ritzau, [email protected] Jim Meyer, [email protected] Lin Ryan, [email protected] Rita Powell, [email protected] Hardy Perennials Acolytes Peg Doherty, [email protected] Art & Architecture Barbie Savacool, [email protected] Sonja Strong, [email protected] Tour Guides Rich Worthen, [email protected] Prayer Chain Donna Stenwall, dstenwall@ Flower Guild Sue Dickinson, sdickinson@ trinitychurchboston.org Rita Powell, [email protected] trinitychurchboston.org Bookshop Lay Eucharistic Ministers Sherrill House Zoe Langosy, zlangosy@ Rita Powell, [email protected] trinitychurchboston.org Sue Carman, [email protected] Lay Liturgists Spiritual Journeys (Cancer Support) Art & Architecture Wendy Bailey, [email protected] Patrick Ward, [email protected] Mary Ellen Cantabene, mcantabene@ cimetrics.com Lectors Facilities Comfort Cope, [email protected] Patrick Ward, [email protected] Event Planning at Trinity Stitching in the Spirit Needlepoint Guild/Memorial Kneelers Alan Waugh, awaugh@trinitychurchboston. Mary Sherman, [email protected] Mathew Kulas, mkulas@trinitychurchboston. org org “Taking Stock” • Women’s 70+ Prayer Group Robert Treat Paine Society Ginny Harlan, [email protected] Vestry Committees Ruth Davis, [email protected] Social Action Audit Building Committee Margaret Mulley, [email protected] Bob Cowden, [email protected] Boston Warm Finance Tom Grape, [email protected] Sue Dickinson, sdickinson@ trinitychurchboston.org Geof Smith, [email protected] Pine Street Inn Investments Matthew VanWinkle, [email protected] Steve Henrickson, [email protected]

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