Trinity Presbyterian Church in Rye Presents Annual Concert - "A Westchester Christmas"

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: Trinity Presbyterian Church

Phone: (914) 967-6247

Date: October 15, 2014

Email: info@trinitychurch.cc

TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH PRESENTS

ANNUAL CHRISTMAS CONCERT

Rye, NY

Trinity Presbyterian Church presents its annual Christmas concert, A Westchester Christmas, on Saturday, December 6, 2014 at 4:00 pm. Snow date is Sunday, December 14. The concert will be held at School of the Holy Child, 2225 Westchester Avenue East, Rye, New York.

A string orchestra, traditional Christmas music, jazz, pop and classical music of Gian Carlo Menotti, Johann Baptist Georg Neruda, John Patitucci, David August and Gary Adamson will be featured, as well as congregational singing of carols. The Reverend Dr. Craig R. Higgins will give a brief homily entitled “­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­All Things New.”

Childcare for toddlers and infants and a craft program for school-aged children will be provided.

For directions and further information, visit Trinity’s website: www.trinitychurch.cc or call 914-967-6247. There is no admission fee.

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Trinity Presbyterian Church

Trinity Church began in June 1995 as a daughter church of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in Manhattan (which began in 1989 under the leadership of the Rev. Dr. Tim Keller). They began with six couples and have grown to be a church of over 300 members and regular attendees.

The church partners with other churches and ministries throughout the region and all over the world in seeking to meet the needs of the people. This includes ministries seeking to feed the hungry, to assist those facing family crises, and to aid the most poor around the world. Trinity Presbyterian is also active in new church development--globally, nationally, and locally. Trinity Presbyterian is an active member of the Redeemer Network, the Metropolitan New York Presbytery, and the World Reformed Fellowship. Its theological commitments are catholic, evangelical, and Reformed, with its catholicity seen in its wholehearted embrace of the historic Christian faith expressed in the ecumenical creeds of the universal church.