Earth Day Event - Sunday 4/23/17 - 4-6pm

Earth Day Event - Sunday 4/23/17 - 4-6pm
Earth Day first started back in 1970. Join us as we discover the importance of protecting the earth and its environment and to understand that we are all responsible to take care of it. 

The Christian Education Committee would like to invite everyone, of all ages to our April 23rd Earth Day Event where we will Celebrate our Earth and our New Trinity Friends. It will take place in the Fellowship Hall and will include music, activities, games, dinner and a craft for children. We are especially inviting our new friends, but need many “old friends” to welcome and get to know them. Activities begin at 4:00 and will be over by 6:00 so you can get ready for your work week! More details are in the bulletin and we would appreciate if you could RSVP for dinner planning purposes. (Menu: Egg Salad, Tuna Salad and soy sloppy joes, Salad Bar, Veggie straws, fruit salad and dessert dirt cups.) Reminder cards are on the Narthex table. Transportation is available if needed. We hope you will join us!

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