Hot lunch ministry for our hungry neighbors. Volunteers serve once every six weeks, Sundays – 11:30 a.m.–1:15 p.m.

Bible lovers who work closely with the Adult Faith Formation Mission Team to provide facilitated bible studies to Trinity members on Sunday mornings and select weekdays are always needed. Experience in group facilitation or teaching preferred.

Diocesan-wide Elizabethan Christmas pageant, held at Trinity since 1961. Volunteers needed for costumed and non-costumed roles. Contact the Boar’s Head Committee at [email protected]

Group activities to strengthen the cathedral community. Activities include Advent wreath-making, Mardi Gras, fall barbecue, picnics, and more.

The docent ministry leads tours on Trinity’s history, art, architecture and programming. New docents receive training materials and mentoring. Interested in a tour or becoming a docent?

GCC unites people across lines of race, class, religion and geography to promote public, private and civic sector actions to improve the quality of life of our neighborhoods. Contact: Gary Benjamin [email protected].

Annual events include the Pride parade and Transgender Day of Remembrance. Members collaborate with CSU on a mentoring program for LGBTQ+ youth. Social activities, retreats and opportunities for advocacy. Contacts: Daniel McGuire [email protected]; Matthew Jaroszewicz [email protected].

Trinity supplies tutors for struggling students (background check required) and offers drives for school supplies, food, clothing, and Christmas gifts each fall. To tutor or be a part of collection and distribution, Contact Becky Fuller sniderfuller@ sbcglobal.net.

The purpose of Trinity’s racial inventory is to tell the story of how, over the years, the Trinity Cathedral congregation has and has not addressed racial justice. And, because Trinity is not only a local parish but also the Cathedral of the Diocese of Ohio, the racial inventory will also examine how the Diocese has and has not addressed racial justice and how that has affected the life of the Cathedral congregation. Our goal is to do this in a way that builds community based on an honest accounting of where we have come from, where we are now, and where our current commitments may lead us. Contact Charlotte Nichols [email protected].

Located at East 35th and Cedar Ave. Provides healthy, organic vegetables, fruits and herbs for the hungry people in the Central neighborhood. Meets Saturdays from 9 a.m.–noon, seasonally March- October. Contact Scott Blanchard.