Ice Cream Social Celebrates 150th Anniversary at Trinity Episcopal Church
Trinity Episcopal invites the community
to tour church built in 1887
July 18, 2004
By: O. J. Cunningham
Trinity Episcopal Church is celebrating its 150th anniversary with an ice cream social on July 21st. The church building dates back to 1887 and the design of Philip C. Floeter, one of Bay City's distinguished architects
Trinity Episcopal Church plans an open house and ice cream social on July 21 from 6:30 to 8:00 pm for members and the community.
The event is part of the year-long celebration of the 150th anniversary of Trinity Parish. The evening is designed to provide a leisurely look at the parts of the historic building.
A real look at Trinity is promised from children's chapel to the parish hall stage to the Guild Room. Guides will be available to tell the stories of stained glass windows during a close look at Trinity's handsome stained glass.
Even the basement will be on tour where the choir rehearses and the room where the deceased were once prepared for funerals and where there are still dirt floors.
The parishis celebrating its 150th anniversary in 2004. The church building dates back to 1887 and the design of Philip C. Floeter, one of Bay City's distinguished architects.
An ice cream social, without charge, will follow the tours. Members and guests who plan to attend are asked to call the church office, 989-892-5813, by July 19.