• If you are feeling ill, have a fever or any of the symptoms related to Covid-19, please stay home and join us for ONLINE worship.
• The wearing of masks is required for all in attendance except for children under the age of two. Proper use is required - mask should fully cover your nose and mouth for the entire service, even while singing.
• The Pastor is permitted to remove his mask to give the sermon in order to communicate effectively - for this reason the front two pews of church will remain empty to allow for additional distancing between the pastor and guests.
• All hymnals, Bibles, pencils, attendance and prayer cards have been removed from the pews. There will be no printed bulletin. This removes all items which would have multiple contacts.
• The carpets will have been steam cleaned and sanitized. All surfaces inside the Sanctuary will be sanitized, including the pews and pew cushions. These areas will be re-sanitized after the Saturday night service in preparation for Sunday morning.
• Please enter the Sanctuary from the front (south) doors or the west side door (ramp).
• There will be hand sanitizer available at both the front door and west side door - please use before you enter and as you leave.
• You will be welcomed into the Sanctuary by an usher or greeter who will escort you to your seat. They will also be able to answer any questions that you might have.
• The pews and aisles will be marked to facilitate safe social distancing.
• No hugs or handshakes are permitted.
• We will be administering in-pew communion rather than having the congregation proceed to the altar to receive the bread and wine. Each communicant will be given a sanitized plastic bag containing the bread and wine (gluten-free wafers will be available to those who need them) at their seat. Pastor will provide instructions detailing the exact procedure to be followed at each service.
• At the conclusion of the service everyone will be asked to remain seated until it is their row’s turn to leave the sanctuary.
• Collection plates will be placed at the front doors and west side door from the church to receive the tithes and offerings of those attending the service.
• There will be receptacles for the used communion kits at each exit as well.
• Worship will be posted online as it has been, so if you are feeling ill or wish to worship from home for any reason, you may certainly do so!

• Speakers: Jake, Maile & Leilani Youmans
• Band: Bread of Stone - including a live 30 min meet & greet with the band!
• Emcee: Wes Wright

• Nov 8 - last year’s First Communion will be held at the Sunday service.
• Nov 15 - last year’s Sr. Confirmands will be Confirmed. 

• All participants must wear masks covering face and mouth for the duration of the meeting
• Social distancing must be maintained
• No refreshments allowed at this time (because consuming a beverage or eating requires a person to remove their mask)
• At the conclusion of each meeting the room must be sanitized to be safe for the next group

• Discussion leader is Norma Smith, contact at normie1939@gmail.com
• Tuesdays at 1pm, Loggia 3 Classroom, in-person, workbook needed

• Discussion lead by Trinity member Alina Davis alinad@bellsouth.net
• MONDAYS at 7pm via Zoom

• Book needed, daily readings, eight week plan

1. Sunday Mornings 8:45am adult group will meeting in-person at Trinity. Contact Gregg Yawman at gyawman@instetag.com to confirm 
2. Tuesday Morning Women’s Group with Darlene Sabin - Begins Oct 6, Loggia 2 Classroom, 9am. Email darlene.rehbein.sabin@gmail.com.
3. Tuesday Evening Women's Group with Julie Lasater in her home. Email julieheals@att.net.
4. Tuesday Evening Adult Group in Gregg Yawman's home. Contact Gregg at gyawman@instetag.com
5. Saturdays 4:30pm group will meet in person, in the Loggia 3 Classroom right next to the Sanctuary. Lead by Bob Trapp, Jr. Email segt@netzero.net

• Book needed, weekly reading assignment, jump in anytime
• Tuesdays at 9am, beings Oct 6, location TBA, in-person. Contact Terry at mammierocks@yahoo.com to sign up.

• Book needed, daily readings, eight week plan, starts Nov 7
• Saturdays at 4:00 with Pastor Doug, in-person/online TBA. If you're interested, contact Chanda at TLC@TrinityDowntown.com.

• Neighborhood Check-Ins - Do you have a neighbor who is isolated or has special needs? Check in. Do you have a neighbor you regularly wave to but no more? This time say hello and exchange names. Be a light for Jesus - opportunities will open up.
• Prayer Offering When you go out to eat/pick up an order, say hi to a neighbor, have someone drop off a delivery to your front door - simply let them know you’ll be praying later and can you include a prayer request for them. What can go wrong? They either say no, or they’ll say yes and share a prayer request! That also opens a door for conversation - listen.
• Comfort Dog Ministry Peace Comfort Dog Ministry Team is always looking for additional handlers and ministry team members. The LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs are a bridge for compassionate ministry, opening doors for conversation about faith and creating opportunities to share the mercy, compassion, presence and proclamation of Jesus Christ. Peace and team visit local community organizations, churches, schools, nursing homes and first responder locations. We may also be dispatched in times of disaster and crisis to bring comfort to all those affected. If you are interested in being part of the Ministry Team, please contact Top Dog (Team Leader) Paul Soost at 407.590.9333 or sooster67@yahoo.com
• Pen Pals - Community Outreach to Nursing Home Residents and Trinity Shut-Ins. Writing pals and sending Birthday and special holiday greetings cards.
• Supporting YOUR local essential workers This refers to essential workers close to where YOU live and work - finding ways to bless those individuals with the love of Christ and small acts of kindness as you go about your day to day life right now. This would include store workers where you shop, mail carriers who come to your home, salon workers where you get your haircut, etc. Plan in advance to bring with you a card with an inspirational scripture verse, a word of thanks and encouragement, and a promise to pray for that individual by name as long as this pandemic goes on. 
• Invite Someone to one of Trinity’s Study Groups There’s no better way to welcome someone to something new than by inviting them to do it WITH you. Ask a friend, relative, coworker, neighbor… and join a discussion group WITH them. That’s outreach. We’re planting a seed that has the potential to grow and grow and grow.
• Other Ideas? Do you have other ideas for our Trinity family to engage in outreach projects from home? Let us know!

• the marriage of Madison Briscoe and Cody Perrault
• the baptism of Caleb Meyer

• For the family and friends of Maggie Ennis. Maggie's memorial service will be held at Trinity on Saturday, October 17 at 2pm, followed by a reception in Fellowship Hall catered by the Citrus Club where Maggie worked. Maggie is the sister of Darcy Ennis, and mother of Darlene Youngbar's grandson Jordan.
• For the family and friends of the Boggs family following the passing of Ken's father.
• For the family and friends of Trinity member Pat McCall

• Prayers for those considering joining the team and serving in this outreach ministry.
• Prayers for the upcoming visits with church members.

• For all those caring for aging and/or ill family members in need
• Prayers for our CDC staff & families, Trinity membership and all Trinity staff & leaders
• For all those struggling with mental health issues
• Prayers for peace and unity over the civil unrest and racial division in our city and nation.
• Prayers for all of the front line workers in our community and nation; our doctors, nurses, EMT, fire fighters, special needs caregivers, essential workers and police.
• We pray that a vaccine for Covid-19 will be developed soon and we will be able to prevent further illness.
• Prayers for all those who have Covid-19 to be restored to full health
• Prayers for those who have lost their job or who have been furloughed. And we give thanks for those who have found new employment or have been able to return to their jobs.
• Prayers of thanks for God’s daily provisions.