Welcome to Ascension & Holy Trinity Episcopal Church!

 

We are located in Wyoming, Ohio, a suburban community in northern Cincinnati.

 

We believe every person is a child of God with unique talents and gifts, and is a minister with a calling to serve God in both the church and the world.

 

To support this calling, we offer Christian Formation programs for all ages, worship and fellowship ministries, and mission groups for members to seek and serve others, both within and beyond A&HT.  Together, we are the Body of Jesus Christ and continue to be His human presence in the world. 

 

A&HT is prayerfully seeking a rector to lead us in inspiring, joyful, and exciting worship and to energize and reinvigorate the spirit of our congregation as we invite, grow, and serve God.  Please read A&HT's Parish Profile* for a glimpse of who we are and where we are going.

 

 

 

 

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 Sunday Worship Schedule

 

8:00 am & 10:00 am

Worship with Holy Eucharist

Annual Parish Meeting

 

Sunday - January 31st 2009

In The Parish Hall

 

No sermon at the 10:00 am service and

there will be a pot luck lunch following the meeting.

 

Activities for children during the meeting.

 

Nominations for Vestry:

Senior Warden: Carol Gómez

Junior Warden: Jim Boude

Vestry, 3 year term: John Zoller

Vestry, 3 year term: Barbara Witte

Vestry, 2nd 3 year term: Matt Madison

 

According to A&HT By-Laws...

Nominations of additional candidates for each office may be made by a writing signed by not less than five members of the Parish, such writing to be submitted to the Rector, the Senior Warden, and the Vestry Secretary not less than fourteen days prior to said Meeting. No nominations of candidates for any office shall be made at said Meeting.

Deadline for such nominations would be Monday, January 18th 2009

 

 

We thank church members for their response to the

Christmas appeal in support of Valley Interfaith Food

& Clothing Center and of Interfaith Hospitality

Network. Indications are there'll be no early easing

of the severe economic situation, so please keep our

hungry and our homeless neighbors needs in your

prayers as we move into 2010.

 

Looking ahead to planning how we'll help our

neighbors in need in 2010, church member

proposals will be welcome. If you believe there's a

local need that could be addressed by A&HT

volunteers an/or financial support, we'd like to hear

about it. If you'd appreciate some financial support

for your personal outreach ministry, please nominate

that ministry to be a recipient of a month's loose

change collections. (January loose change will

support the after-school soccer program at Academy

of Multilingual Immersion Studies, continuing our

sponsorship of this activity for needy immigrant

children.) Finally, if you have desires or ideas for

mission trips in 2010, please let us have them.

 

Noel Horne.

Chair Our Neighbors In Need Ministry