Outreach

Chemo Cap Ministry

Carriage House Ministry

   Trinity is very proud of this ministry
which was started when a cap was knit for a 
chemo patient that was losing her hair. The 
ministry has spread to 29 states, Canada and 
Australia.

   Caps and lap blankets are knit and 
crocheted from fun yarns, leftover yarns and
beautiful new yarns by church members, employee 
groups and prisoners at a state facility. They 
are made with love and prayers for the patients 
that will receive them.
 
   Nearly 30 years ago the Carriage House was
turned over to AA an NA to use as a meeting
facility.  At the present time there are about
20 groups with about 200 people using the 
facility each week.
   In the last three years the Carriage House
has been painted, new windows installed and
structural repairs done.  The groups pay rent 
and the rent is used to pay the utilities and 
keep the facility clean.  It has turned into a 
great working relationship.

Other Outreach Projects

    Trinity Episcopal will be sponsoring a Mott Community College Student.      
                We are committed to helping people in Genesee County
                            Christ Enrichment Center
                     St. Andrew's Episcopal Outreach Program
                            The Salem Lutheran Project