The US imprisons more people than any other country, and Texas incarcerates more persons than any other state in the nation. Texas is 1 of 2 states that does not pay incarcerated individuals for compulsory labor. Individuals incarcerated in Texas prisons produce many items used in everyday life, including license...
The article below details an event in Houston on Sunday night, sponsored by several religious organizations that work against LGBT equality. http://thinkprogress.org/lgbt/2014/11/03/3587817/i-stand-sunday-anti-lgbt-rally/ Read More
It’s the end of Daylight Saving Time this weekend as clocks go back 1 hour. The actual time change takes place at 2:00 am on Sunday, November 2nd. While your phones and computers should automatically change the time without your help, clocks and clock radios still need some attention. Although...
Join us this Sunday, November 2, as we celebrate our ancestors and loved ones who are no longer with us. Don’t forget to bring photographs and small items for the altar to commemorate those you miss, whether they be friends, family, or companions with fur, fins, or feathers. All are...
A fun time awaits Trinity youngsters (and their friends) at the upcoming Kids’ Night Out on Saturday, November 8th from 3:00 pm — 7:00 pm. We’ll take a walk to nearby Shipe Park to enjoy the beautiful sights of fall. We’ll work on some arts & crafts projects. We’ll eat...
Reinvested Communities Reminds Us: United States imprisons more people than any other country and Texas Incarcerates more persons than any other state in the nation. (The Center for Law and Justice, New Jim Crow Fact Sheet & “Few Prisoners, Less Crime”, The Sentencing Project, July 23, 2014) Texas is one...
Join us this Sunday, November 2nd, as we welcome our special guest speaker, Chett Pritchett. Chett is the Executive Director of the Methodist Federation for Social Action (MFSA) and a graduate of West Virginia Wesleyan College and Wesley Theological Seminary. Before coming to MFSA, Chett honed his talents in Christian...
Dear amazing people of Trinity – Some of you may have received this letter already through your email, and if so, I apologize for the duplicate! I just want to make sure I get to say good-bye to everyone, so I’m sending it out a few different ways. :-) It...
From Jim Harrington of the Texas Civil Rights Project: Please help bond out refugee mothers from Karnes City immigration detention center by being a sponsor or arranging for a sponsor (the host/sponsor does NOT need to be in Texas). In order to bond out of Karnes, a person must show...
On September 29th, Trinity held a meeting called Diversity, Dignity, and Dialogue: Learning from Ferguson. What came out of that meeting were two key thoughts: Faith communities must lead the way in bringing together people from all walks of life. Coming together to get to know one another as individual...
