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Explore Trinity Episcopal Church and its parishioners in the media with articles published in The Monroe News,

written by journalist and parishioner Lisa Vidaurri-Bowling.

Trinity Episcopal's ‘piecemakers’ host quilt raffle fundraiserTrinity Episcopal Church's quilting circle started more than 35 years ago. Information on each project, about 50 quilts, has been logged in a book.

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Domick’s dishes cultivated friendships and fed soulsDomick’s dishes cultivated friendships and fed souls

Trinity Episcopal at 190 / Monroe church celebrates and dedicates kitchen in honor of Kim DomickTrinity Episcopal at 190 / Monroe church celebrates and dedicates kitchen in honor of Kim Domick

Act of kindness leads to art therapy for clientsAct of kindness leads to possible art therapy for clients

Retired educator promotes kindness through cards"Sending a card is a simple act of kindness that can be done by anyone, anytime," Kris Hudson said.

Puzzles become a pandemic hobbyWhen the coronavirus struck in March, a mother-daughter duo from Monroe decided they would work on jigsaw puzzles as...

Trinity Episcopal hosting toilet paper driveTrinity started the idea - and invited several other Monroe churches to join in for the cause.

Trinity Episcopal women make quilt from vintage fabricThe quilt took over a year to make, it will be raffled off as a fundraiser.

Jezebel sauce fundraiser continues at Trinity EpiscopalIt takes two days to make the sweet and spicy sauce using pineapple preserves, apple jelly, horseradish, dry mustard and black pepper.

Trinity Episcopal women making sleeping mats for homelessThe project uses grocery bags as the source material; the plastic is cut into strips and crocheted.

Trinity Episcopal women providing gifts for nursing home residentsAccording to Sylvia Pixley, president of Episcopal Church Women, the annual event of distributing gift bags started more than 10 years ago.

Trinity Episcopal women adapt community project to children's needsTrinity Episcopal Church women took their project of making sleeping mats for the homeless to the next step — sitting mats for children.

Other stories published in The Monroe News

Monroe County History: Trinity Episcopal and Detroit's Whitney are forever linkedThe current Trinity Episcopal Church on Monroe Street replaced the congregation's original building, which was ruined in a fire.

Crocheting sleeping mats for a causeTrinity Episcopal Church women are making sleeping mats out of recycled plastic bags to assist those who are homeless.

The bells of Trinity: Bell-ringer calls parishioners to church serviceAt 10 a.m. nearly every Sunday, Ben Jones walks over to a large rope near the front entrance of his church and pulls it to ring the church bells. Each

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