Wednesday Night Programming

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The Rev. Adrienne Koch

The Rev. Adrienne Koch joined the Trinity staff in the fall of 2019 where she oversees adult formation, outreach, and campus ministry. Recently a published author, she contributed to the 2020 Church Publishing book Belovedness: Finding God (and Self) on Campus.

Originally from Cleveland, she was formerly the Young Adult Missioner and Campus Minister for the Raleigh Area in the Episcopal Diocese of NC and Adjunct Faculty at Duke Divinity School. Her previous work was as a chaplain and educator at the Durham VA Medical Center, and as the Administrative Assistant to the Dean and Communications Specialist at Duke University Chapel.

She received her BA in Liberal Arts from Malone College in 2004, with concentrations in Theology, Psychology, and Communications, and her M.Div. from Duke University in 2011 with a certificate of studies in Gender, Theology, and Ministry. She completed her Anglican coursework at Sewanee and is trained in the Narrative Enneagram. Adrienne has been working with and teaching the Enneagram in academic and church settings since 2012 and was certified as a spiritual director in 2021.

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Cynthia Ries

Cynthia Ries joined Trinity in November 2016 and has been involved with the Stewardship and Adult Faith Formation mission teams. She is a Veriditas-certified labyrinth facilitator and SoulCollage® facilitator and leads workshops on both these spiritual practices at Trinity. Professionally, Cynthia works in the nonprofit community, where she has been in executive and board leadership roles, and has served as a consultant to many. She holds a BA from Lake Erie College and an MPA from New York University. She has worked in the arts and culture sector here in Cleveland and in New York City, and currently is an Adjunct Assistant Professor at New York University. Cynthia lives in the North Collinwood neighborhood of Cleveland.

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