Calendar of Events

Trinity Church hosts and organizes events for the community on an ongoing basis. Scroll down to view these events, which are listed in chronological order.

Please note that some events require an RSVP while others are drop-in based. All are welcome to participate!

Events Calendar

  • Quilting

    Sewing/Quilting Fellowship

    Saturday, October 10, from 10am - 3pm

    The sewing and quilting fellowship meets in the Fellowship Hall at Trinity Church! Bring your sewing, knitting, or or crafting projects and a bag lunch. All are welcome! There will be power cords and a couple of ironing stations.

  • lasagna-dinner

    "Supper With Songs"

    This fundraising dinner from the Village Voices will take place on Monday, October 12, at Trinity. A $20 ticket includes lasagna, garlic bread, side salad, cookie and beverage.

    Supper will be served at 6 pm, followed by Karaoke and piano music at 6:30pm. Space is limited, so please RSVP by October 8 to Laura Kalchik at 231-499-1454.

  • A peaceful dove

    Belko Peace Lecture

    Saturday, October 17, at 7 pm

    The Belko Peace Lecture returns! Our speaker this year is Frank Ettawageshik, a nationally recognized leader of Native American and Great Lakes affairs. His topic will be "Being at Peace in Our Environment."

    Ettawageshik is the Executive Director of the United Tribes of Michigan.

  • Grief Share Group (Monthly)

    Facilitated by Pastor Lynne Fry, this group meets every third Tuesday of the month.

    No curriculum or agenda, just companionship, empathy, encouragement, and support from others who know the journey firsthand. All are welcome.

    The next meeting will be on Tuesday, October 20, at 1 pm.

  • Foot Clinic

    The Foot Clinic takes place on the fourth Thursday of even-numbered months, barring holidays. Leelanau County Senior Services provides this service.

    The next clinic will be Thursday, October 22, starting at 10:30 am. To sign up for an appointment, give Senior Services a call at (231) 256-8121.

  • A child reading a book

    Story Time at Trinity

    Story Time comes to Trinity on Saturday, October 24, at 10 am. Children ages 12 and under are invited to come and join participate in a program of story, crafting, and snacks.

  • Jack-O-Lantern

    Trunks with Treats

    Saturday, October 31 is Halloween! Decorate your car, put a pot of candy in the trunk, bring your car to the parking lot, open up the trunk, and prepare to welcome trick-or-treaters!

    Trinity will serve you hot dogs and chili inside the building in the late afternoon. There are 15 parking spaces available—contact Laura Kalchik at 231-499-1454 to sign up.

  • Chair yoga

    Weekly Yoga (Ongoing)

    All are welcome; no prior experience necessary. Drop-in yoga and donation based. Contact Kristi for questions:
    (734) 323-3221.

    Floor yoga: Mondays 10-11 am and Fridays 4-5 pm. Includes standing, sitting, and floorwork. Please bring a mat and towel for extra padding.

    Chair yoga: Thursdays 4-5 pm.

  • Theo of Golden by Allen Levi

    Trinity Book Discussion

    The next Trinity Book Discussion will be Theo of Golden by Allen Levi. The discussion will take place after our church service on Sunday, November 1.

    The novel is about an 86-year-old mysterious stranger named Theo who arrives in a small town and quietly changes lives through anonymous acts of kindness.

  • Thanksgiving turkey

    Thanksgiving Exchange

    For Thanksgiving this year, Trinity is adopting a novel project: the Dinner/Diner Exchange. If you'd like to be with others for the holiday, sign up to host people or be adopted by another family for Thanksgiving dinner.

    To join our list or request more information, talk to someone at Trinity Church or email trinucc2@yahoo.com.

  • "Be Kind" artwork

    United States of Kindness

    The United Church of Christ encourages everyone in the US to join the United States of Kindness (USK) movement, and commit to completing 250 acts of kindness, celebrating the 250th birthday of the United States.

    There are currently over 10,000 participants signed up to commit these acts of kindness, spreading kindness across the land! The UCC has set a goal to commit to over 15,000 by year’s end. Click here for details.