Trinity had advertised that we were hiring a youth worker for a one-year contract position to begin this fall. We received applications, and an interview committee met with candidates. A name was put forward to council for endorsement at their June meeting.
We are glad to announce that Heidi Van Schaik has been offered, and has accepted, the youth worker position! Congratulations, Heidi!
Look for updates on youth ministry programming for the fall with Heidi at the helm.
We are hiring a Youth Worker to support youth programming in the congregation. This is a one-year part-time contractual position covering September 1, 2019 to August 31, 2020. This position averages 4-5 hours per week. The application deadline is June 7, 2019.
The Debajehmujig Theatre Company, the only professional storytelling theatre company located on a reserve in Canada, is working in the Waterloo area to build relationships between settlers and Indigenous Peoples in the area. The culmination of their week will be ‘Maamawi’, a show incorporating stories collected over the week as they worked with Indigenous Peoples, New Canadians, land and water defenders, arts patrons, etc. The show, to be held at 7 pm on Saturday, May 11th at the University of Waterloo’s Theatre of the Arts, is free to the public, but registration in advance is necessary. Register here with Eventbrite.
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Find out about Spring Clean-Up Day, a new wheelchair, summer breaks for Trinity programming, and more.
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