Eat. Drink. Read. The next book group meeting will be Thursday, April 25 at 7:00 p.m. Contact Becky Sims for more information and where to meet.

During KNO Ben Troccoli and Annika Sevig provide a safe and fun place for children to play, craft, eat a meal, and enjoy each other’s company.

Email Pr. Sevig no later than Thursday, April 18 if your family would like to sign up for the April KNO.

Eat, Drink, Read. The next book group meeting will be Monday, March 11 at 7:00 PM. We'll be discussing the collection of short stories, Dearborn by Ghassan Zeinnedine. Please contact Becky Sims (trifectarcs@gmail.com) for more information and where to meet. We hope you can join us, even if you don't have time to read the book!

If your family would like to participate in the March Kid’s Night Out, email Pr. Sevig no later than Thursday, March 6.

The Annual Meeting will be held in person and on Zoom Sunday, February 11. Join Zoom here.

Join the new HT Young Adults group every second Thursday! In February we’ll be gathering at Second City Meadery (4465 N Elston Ave) at 7:00 p.m.

Join the Lakeview Lutheran Parish Daytimers for a piano recital by Barbara Kudirka, followed by a potluck meal. Sign-up here for a dish to bring. 

Barbara Kudirka is a classical pianist, and will be performing “Variations on a Theme” – Works by Schubert, Haydn, and Mendelssohn.

Eat, Drink, Read. The first book group meeting of the new year will be on Thursday, Feb. 1 at 7:00 PM in the Gathering Space at HT Lakeview. We'll be discussing the novel The Alice Network by Kate Quinn. If you like to read ahead, we'll be discussing Dearborn by Ghassan Zeineddine in March. Please join us, even if you don't have time to read the book!

As part of our strategic planning, a panel of three guests will discuss the changes, challenges, and opportunities facing the South Loop neighborhood and the role of religious communities in addressing these needs. As we welcome Sharai Jacobs as our new pastor, we hope all HTLoop members (along with Grace Episcopal) will attend. Panelists will include Alderman Lamont Robinson, Dennis McLendon of South Loop Neighbors, Jamie Brown from the District One Police Council. 

We hope that as we usher in an exciting time of opportunity with the addition of Associate Pastor Sharai Jacob, all members of the HTLoop community and our South Loop neighbors will join us for this important event.

Join online: Zoom Link

During KNO Ben and Annika provide a safe and fun place for children to play, craft, eat a meal, and enjoy each other’s company. Parents can use the 4 hours of free time to do whatever they wish; some go out on a date, others go home and take naps. It’s up to you!

Human beings are built to rely on our senses to determine what is happening around us and what it means for us. We hear thunder and lightning. A stranger smiles at us and says “Good morning!” We decide what to do in response. So how is it that many human beings experience God as real when that God is invisible? In her book How God Becomes Real: Kindling the Presence of Invisible Others, Stanford University professor T. M. Luhrmann explores this issue from an anthropological and psychological perspective. Ryan Lahurd will explore the book’s ideas in this Second Sunday discussion.

Join Holy Trinity’s new young adult group (20s-30s) on Thursday, January 11 at 7:00 p.m. at Burning Bush Brewery (4014 N. Rockwell).

Email Pastor Sevig no later than Thursday, December 14 if your family would like to sign up for the December KNO.

Wednesday, December 13th, 11:30am-12:30pm. Click here to sign up for a dish to share.

Holden Evening Prayer for Advent + 7:00pm

Join us to work on your knitting, crocheting, or any project, or not; or to simply to be part of the conversation. Zoom login information is below:

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Join Carol and Ryan LaHurd and Raneem Salem on Sunday, November 12 for a teach-in on the crisis in the Holy Land. Hear about the history, listen to personal experiences, and share your questions and concerns.

Join a group from Holy Trinity to visit a family service at Temple Sholom on Friday, November 10.

Holy Trinity volunteers assist with distributing groceries to our neighbors, restocking food, assembling to-go packages, greeting and directing guests, and other various jobs that may be needed. Sign up online at htchicago.org/serve or contact James Perez at ord_james@hotmail.com.

Join us to work on your knitting, crocheting, or any project, or not; or to simply to be part of the conversation. Zoom login information is below:

Join Zoom Meeting

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89740297379?pwd=U0YrTk16WStCVGhEWHc0MXVJKytxQT09

Meeting ID: 897 4029 7379 Passcode: 659630