Every Monday Meditation

4 - 5pm

Regular meditation with a group is a wonderful way to bolster and enhance your practice.

We can learn from each other while we share the tremendously intimate sitting still in complete silence together. How often do you do that??

The session will start with a shortish meditation then we will share our insights, experiences, questions or issues. We will finish with a longer meditation.

All people of all experience are welcome.

Led by Carol Edwards, who has gratefully been meditating with groups on the North Fork for over 15 years. Any questions, please email her at claro203@aol.com

Weekly Alcoholics Anonymous meeting is held in the Parish Hall at 11am.

Coffee and snacks provided.

New York AA programs often use the Big Book as a centerpiece in discussions. This book contains dozens of real stories about people who successfully managed their alcohol use disorder.

Weekly class from 9am-10:15am

This level 2 class is held in the newly renovated spacious parish hall, adjacent to the church. Enter through The Garth, a sacred courtyard, with seasonal plantings and intricate brickwork surrounding a quietly flowing fountain, where you can begin to breathe, find peace and serenity and prepare yourself for your yoga practice. Mats & Props available for use.

This space is beautifully conducive, light and airy (and well heated) and we are incredibly appreciative of being included in the churches desire to share space with spiritual seekers of all kinds in an effort to break down barriers between church and the world.

Class is $25 per person, drop-ins welcome.

Weekly class from 10am-11:15am

This level 2 class is held in the newly renovated spacious parish hall, adjacent to the church. Enter through The Garth, a sacred courtyard, with seasonal plantings and intricate brickwork surrounding a quietly flowing fountain, where you can begin to breathe, find peace and serenity and prepare yourself for your yoga practice. Mats & Props available for use.

This space is beautifully conducive, light and airy (and well heated) and we are incredibly appreciative of being included in the churches desire to share space with spiritual seekers of all kinds in an effort to break down barriers between church and the world.

Class is $25 per person, drop-ins welcome.

Weekly Alcoholics Anonymous meeting is held in the Parish Hall at 7pm.

Coffee and snacks provided.

Join Mother Carol, in the Nave, as she guides our prayer practice. She will also be developing other prayers leaders from the Holy Trinity Community and beyond.

Contact Mother Carol directly with questions: caroloak@me.com

Every Monday Meditation

4 - 5pm

Regular meditation with a group is a wonderful way to bolster and enhance your practice.

We can learn from each other while we share the tremendously intimate sitting still in complete silence together. How often do you do that??

The session will start with a shortish meditation then we will share our insights, experiences, questions or issues. We will finish with a longer meditation.

All people of all experience are welcome.

Led by Carol Edwards, who has gratefully been meditating with groups on the North Fork for over 15 years. Any questions, please email her at claro203@aol.com

Weekly Alcoholics Anonymous meeting is held in the Parish Hall at 11am.

Coffee and snacks provided.

New York AA programs often use the Big Book as a centerpiece in discussions. This book contains dozens of real stories about people who successfully managed their alcohol use disorder.

Weekly class from 9am-10:15am

This level 2 class is held in the newly renovated spacious parish hall, adjacent to the church. Enter through The Garth, a sacred courtyard, with seasonal plantings and intricate brickwork surrounding a quietly flowing fountain, where you can begin to breathe, find peace and serenity and prepare yourself for your yoga practice. Mats & Props available for use.

This space is beautifully conducive, light and airy (and well heated) and we are incredibly appreciative of being included in the churches desire to share space with spiritual seekers of all kinds in an effort to break down barriers between church and the world.

Class is $25 per person, drop-ins welcome.

Weekly class from 10am-11:15am

This level 2 class is held in the newly renovated spacious parish hall, adjacent to the church. Enter through The Garth, a sacred courtyard, with seasonal plantings and intricate brickwork surrounding a quietly flowing fountain, where you can begin to breathe, find peace and serenity and prepare yourself for your yoga practice. Mats & Props available for use.

This space is beautifully conducive, light and airy (and well heated) and we are incredibly appreciative of being included in the churches desire to share space with spiritual seekers of all kinds in an effort to break down barriers between church and the world.

Class is $25 per person, drop-ins welcome.

Weekly Alcoholics Anonymous meeting is held in the Parish Hall at 7pm.

Coffee and snacks provided.

Join Mother Carol, in the Nave, as she guides our prayer practice. She will also be developing other prayers leaders from the Holy Trinity Community and beyond.

Contact Mother Carol directly with questions: caroloak@me.com

Every Monday Meditation

4 - 5pm

Regular meditation with a group is a wonderful way to bolster and enhance your practice.

We can learn from each other while we share the tremendously intimate sitting still in complete silence together. How often do you do that??

The session will start with a shortish meditation then we will share our insights, experiences, questions or issues. We will finish with a longer meditation.

All people of all experience are welcome.

Led by Carol Edwards, who has gratefully been meditating with groups on the North Fork for over 15 years. Any questions, please email her at claro203@aol.com

Weekly Alcoholics Anonymous meeting is held in the Parish Hall at 11am.

Coffee and snacks provided.

New York AA programs often use the Big Book as a centerpiece in discussions. This book contains dozens of real stories about people who successfully managed their alcohol use disorder.

Weekly class from 9am-10:15am

This level 2 class is held in the newly renovated spacious parish hall, adjacent to the church. Enter through The Garth, a sacred courtyard, with seasonal plantings and intricate brickwork surrounding a quietly flowing fountain, where you can begin to breathe, find peace and serenity and prepare yourself for your yoga practice. Mats & Props available for use.

This space is beautifully conducive, light and airy (and well heated) and we are incredibly appreciative of being included in the churches desire to share space with spiritual seekers of all kinds in an effort to break down barriers between church and the world.

Class is $25 per person, drop-ins welcome.

Weekly class from 10am-11:15am

This level 2 class is held in the newly renovated spacious parish hall, adjacent to the church. Enter through The Garth, a sacred courtyard, with seasonal plantings and intricate brickwork surrounding a quietly flowing fountain, where you can begin to breathe, find peace and serenity and prepare yourself for your yoga practice. Mats & Props available for use.

This space is beautifully conducive, light and airy (and well heated) and we are incredibly appreciative of being included in the churches desire to share space with spiritual seekers of all kinds in an effort to break down barriers between church and the world.

Class is $25 per person, drop-ins welcome.

Weekly Alcoholics Anonymous meeting is held in the Parish Hall at 7pm.

Coffee and snacks provided.

Join Mother Carol, in the Nave, as she guides our prayer practice. She will also be developing other prayers leaders from the Holy Trinity Community and beyond.

Contact Mother Carol directly with questions: caroloak@me.com

Every Monday Meditation

4 - 5pm

Regular meditation with a group is a wonderful way to bolster and enhance your practice.

We can learn from each other while we share the tremendously intimate sitting still in complete silence together. How often do you do that??

The session will start with a shortish meditation then we will share our insights, experiences, questions or issues. We will finish with a longer meditation.

All people of all experience are welcome.

Led by Carol Edwards, who has gratefully been meditating with groups on the North Fork for over 15 years. Any questions, please email her at claro203@aol.com

Weekly Alcoholics Anonymous meeting is held in the Parish Hall at 11am.

Coffee and snacks provided.

New York AA programs often use the Big Book as a centerpiece in discussions. This book contains dozens of real stories about people who successfully managed their alcohol use disorder.