Join Holy Trinity for our annual Transgender Day of Remembrance & Celebration
We invite residents of Easton and other area communities to gather at 7 PM on November 20 as we partner with the Easton Human Rights Committee and Greater Boston PFLAG to honor and celebrate transgender and gender diverse individuals in this annual interfaith community event. In this sacred time together we will name and mourn victims of hate crimes, while also affirming the ways transgender, nonbinary, and gender creative individuals enrich the lives of those around them. A reception follows the event.
This year’s event is part of a full weekend of programming as we celebrate Holy Trinity’s 10th anniversary as a Reconciling In Christ congregation of the ELCA. In addition to the Friday night TDOR, we will host a special worship service on Sunday and are partnering with Coro Allegro as they present the Boston premier of Andrew Yee’s Trans Requiem.
Why are we here?
God calls Holy Trinity to follow the example of Jesus, acting boldly to build community with diverse people and to nurture creation.
You are welcome
At Holy Trinity we do our best to practice radical hospitality, heal a broken world, and find hope in the midst of life’s challenges.
Celebrating the arts
We give thanks to God through a devotion to creating a flourishing arts program.
Working for justice
We work toward a world in which all people are treated with dignity and respect and are valued as precious children of God.
Caring for the environment
We celebrate the beauty of all God created in the beginning and we lament our planet crying out for mercy.
Meet Holy Trinity’s new pastor!
Pastor Kaylie Ines was born and raised in Wichita, KS. In 2018, she graduated from Bethany College in Lindsborg, KS, with a degree in Psychology and Religion and a minor in Sustainability. From there, she moved to Berkeley, CA, to pursue her M.Div. at Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary, where she completed her degree (with a concentration in Climate Justice and Faith) in 2021. After that, she moved back to Wichita, KS, where she served her first call at Olsburg and Walsburg Lutheran Churches in Kansas before accepting her current call at Holy Trinity.
Pastor Kaylie finds joy in all the good things in life—the bees, the earth, coffee, camping, books, all the simple things life has to offer! When she is not reading and writing academic/pastor-y things, you can find her paddleboarding, hiking, baking, reading a new thriller, or playing with her dog, Clover!
JOB OPPORTUNITY
Currently seeking part time office administrator
Holy Trinity is seeking a welcoming, organized, and technologically capable Part-Time Office Administrator to help support our day-to-day life and ministry. This approximately 15-hour-per-week position is an opportunity to work closely with our pastor, staff, and volunteer leaders; connect with congregation members and community partners; and help us communicate, coordinate, and grow vibrant, community-focused ministries. If you—or someone you know—would enjoy bringing strong organizational, communication, and technology skills to a progressive Christian congregation, we invite you to learn more and apply.
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