Fall Music Sunday
Sunday, November 20
11:00 am, Sanctuary

Mozart: Requiem, K. 626 (1791)

Make plans now to attend a musical highlight of Trinity's 2011-12 season. Mozart's towering and enduring uncompleted masterwork will be presented by the Chancel Choir, a cast of stellar soloists, and members of the Atlanta symphony under the direction of Norman Mackenzie. Don't miss the first opportunity since 2000 to hear this beloved classic in the context of a Trinity worship service.

Collectors' Salon I
Sunday, November 20
4:00 pm

Gail and Clark Goodwin will share their very extensive collection of vintage and antique ethnic folk textiles. They were acquired during the couple's travels through many parts of the world. Gail describes it as comprising primarily of authentic, traditional pieces which were made for individual use, not for sale. Many of the pieces are dowry or funeral pieces or were made to be worn by babies or during festivals. Places of origin include India, Uzbekistan, Burma, Scandinavia, China, Indonesia, Africa, and North, Central, and South America.

Christmas ... Unwrapped
Sunday, December 18
9:45 am, Dobbs Chapel

The holdiay play by Michelle R. Davis will be presented by members of the Trinity Players under the direction of JP Marston. This creative allegory unwraps the true meaning of the season - it's not about all the gifts, but about God's gift to mankind.

Congregational Carol Sing
Sunday, December 18

7:00 pm, Williams Hall

Come and enjoy an evening of holiday singing and merriment! Join Norman Mackenzie in his now-famous rendition of "The Twelve Days of Christmas," along with other Christmas favorites.