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food and friendship-Fiesta Style on Saturday, June 24 at noon, on the church lawn. Featuring prizes and fun games suitable for all ages, including senior citizens. Everyone is welcome.
“Growing-up and Living in South Africa”
“ Growing up and living in South Africa” will be the topic of a discussion by The Reverend Nigel and Wendy Mollink on Sunday, June 11, at 3 p.m. at The Trinity Episcopal Church in Washington, Virginia. The public is invited to hear the personal experiences of the Mollinks’ being bom and raised under the apartheid system and then being part of the miraculous transition to the integrated system of today in South Africa. Additionally, Nigel and Wendy will tell about their outreach ministry in a very rural, poverty area where 60% of the population does not have an income and HIVAids is extreme. Their efforts are assisted by contributions from Trinity and Leeds Episcopal Church of Hume, Virginia, along with assistance from “Hands of Hope” in South Africa. The Mollinks have been serving and worshiping at Trinity since midApril while The Reverend Jennings (Jenks) Hobson, III
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