Members are: Ron Woods, senior warden; Rob Staszewski, junior warden; Sharon Wolfgang, clerk; Theresa Chattin, Craig Burgess, Ralph Slim, Bob Wolfgang, Sue Verzella, Steve Kreal, Ron Woods Jr., Karen Sobota, and Joe Sirak.
IHOC aims to change the lives of the homeless and get them off the streets permanently.
Thanks for your support. Here is the latest newsletter.Our mascot would like to thank everyone who made the Nov. 5 Used Book Sale and Grandma's Attic a rip-roaring success. We sold tons of books, furniture, jewelry, bric-a-brac and even Holy Trinity-brand homemade (church-made, actually) artisan soup.
Dressed as Uncle Sam, our ever-present vestry member and parish historian Craig Burgess stood at the gate during the entire five-hour event to invite passersby to look at what we had for sale in the Plaza and the Great Hall. Thanks to Carol Staszewski and her volunteers.
Urban Promise continues to equip Camden's children and young adults with the skills necessary for academic achievement, life management, spiritual growth, and Christian leadership.
Please continue to support its work.
There is a collection bin to your left in the Tower as you enter the church. Paul and Sharon Wolfgang handle this important ministry for Holy Trinity, and transport the donations to St. Paul's regularly.
Check the pantry's Facebook page for updates.
We are requesting cleaning products for May, but any donations are welcome.
The parish continues to deliver lunch, typically once a month, to the Collingswood Fire and Police Departments, a ministry begun during the pandemic.
The Rotary Club has been participating in this effort with us.
Volunteers help deliver the meals.
We welcome contributions to offset the cost.
Please send donations marked “Feeding First Responders.”