Scholarships Trinity supports the faith development of out local youth by providing money to send kids to camp. In 2010 Trinity sent 3 campers off for a week at the Barbara C Harris Camp in Greenfield, NH.
Through money raised by the sale of candy and nuts and with appreciation to Bob Takesian who single-handledly gathers and sells the goods, money is available to assist Trinity youngsters as they head off to college..
A ministry of hospitality
Trinity's doors are open for non-profits working in the area of family preservation and violence prevention. Several groups use space at Trinity for meetings each week. These include Alternative House, the Women's Resource Center. L'Arche, and others. Trinity's space is warm and inviting. Our rooms are just the thing for groups seeking useful and comfortable space.
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Roger's Memorial Organ Concerts Through a generous donation from Beatrice Rogers, Trinity provides organ concerts for the community each year. In 2010 the concert will be a special Halloween program with a party for families to follow.
ACAT and the Joyful Noise Choir
Trinity provides music lessons for twenty young folks from Haverhill thanks to grants from Trinity, the Episcopal Diocese of Massachuestts, the Haverhill Cultural Council, and private donors. Trinity volunteers make up the majority of the mentoring staff, but professional teachers are contracted for the lessons. Donations are used to pay the teachers, rent musical instruments, and provide crafts and snacks.
Trinity's "Shoe"
HAVERHILL'S MUSICAL HISTORY
Trinity commissioned a local artist to paint our "Shoe" to tell the story of the many facets of music in Haverhill's history. From the drumming of Native Americans to the raising of the bells into Trinity's tower - music has been the heart and soul of our city.
Proceeds from the auction of our "shoe" benefited Trinity's outreach to young girls. The shoe is now on display in downtown Haverhill.
The Joyful Ladle
Howard and his loyal cooks, servers, and bottle-washers serve a hearty meal to about 150 men, women, and children each Wednesday noon - rain or shine - snow or heat - flood or not!
