Members of our parish meet several times during the year to plan environment for the liturgical year. Following these meetings, they come together to physically prepare our church environment through the changing seasons and feast days. This work requires imagination, but even more, it requires some degree of physical agility and stamina to move things around, set things up, perform cleanup chores, water and move plants, etc.

If you have some patience and enjoy a little light physical activity, and find some spiritual reward in what some may consider "menial" tasks (like sweeping, vacuuming, etc.) then you may enjoy being a part of the Environment committee at Blessed Trinity.

Come join us and find out if you’re called to this rewarding ministry. Our goal is to prepare and enhance the environment of our new worship space throughout the changing seasons of the liturgical year

The Environment & Art committee now is inviting new members. The committee is particularly interested in those willing and able to do some specific tasks:

• Will you sandpaper and paint? (small projects)
• Do you have a "green thumb"? (taking care of plants & watering)
• Up the ladder? We need some people (over 21 years old) who are not afraid of heights, and would be willing to help with hanging our church banners.
• Can you give an hour to your parish on a Saturday morning? We can use help on a weekly basis to ready for weekend Masses.

We always can use new volunteers to help with set-up throughout the year, and especially during Holy Week, Easter, Advent, and Christmas. Beverley White heads this parish ministry, but you may call Deirdre Sweet in the parish office to volunteer, or ask questions (407) 277-1702, x 127.