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• Communications Manager - Trinity CathedralTrinity Cathedral is seeking an experienced and motivated individual for the full-time position of Communications Manager. She/he is responsible for day-to-day planning and execution of a comprehensive, strategic communications and marketing program for Trinity Cathedral and Trinity Commons, guided by the Cathedral's mission, vision, and values. The Communications Manager works closely with the Director of Development and Communications. This position also supports communications and marketing activities of Music & Art at Trinity, a related 501(c)(3) nonprofit entity.
• St. Barnabas, Bethesda to hold joint animal blessingAn old priest once jokingly told me that if you really want to know who your best friend is, that you should lock your dog and your spouse in the trunk of your car, then leave them both there for about an hour. When you open the trunk, only one of them will be happy to see you! Then you’ll truly know who man’s best friend is.
• St. Paul’s Episcopal Church celebrates OktoberfestMEDINA – A fall tradition was celebrated at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Sept. 29 when the church teamed up with Hofbrauhaus Cleveland to hold its second Oktoberfest.
• Beer, German food highlight Oktoberfest at Medina churchMEDINA, Ohio -- On Saturday, Sept. 29, more than 600 people flocked to St. Paul's Episcopal Church on East Liberty Street for the second annual Oktoberfest, put on by the members of the church with the cooperation of Hofbrauhaus Cleveland.
• A Message from the BishopLast week, thanks to the designated gifts of a group of generous donors, the Diocese was able to purchase a 90-acre property across State Route 60 from Bellwether Farm.

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