Last Sunday, October 30, Holy Trinity held an open house for parishioners, donors, and members of the community to come and view the newly remodeled church. The church was open from 10 am-2 pm where members of the project were on hand to answer any questions about the new look of Holy Trinity. There was also a slide show of the R & R project and refreshments in the hall for all to enjoy as well. The open house saw a great turnout.
Fr. Hunter not only celebrated the Open House on Sunday, but also his birthday!
Various parishioners gather around a slide show presentation that detailed the R & R project from its humble beginnings to the final result.
Travis Norville stands next to a 'before' picture of the interior of Holy Trinity during the Open House. Travis painted all 14 Stations of the Cross himself and did a remarkable, beautiful job.
Nancy Mateer packages leftover cookies after the Open House ends.
Fr. Hunter not only celebrated the Open House on Sunday, but also his birthday!
Various parishioners gather around a slide show presentation that detailed the R & R project from its humble beginnings to the final result.
Travis Norville stands next to a 'before' picture of the interior of Holy Trinity during the Open House. Travis painted all 14 Stations of the Cross himself and did a remarkable, beautiful job. 
Nancy Mateer packages leftover cookies after the Open House ends.
Jack Curtin, Elizabeth Curtin, Susan Curtin and Sheryl Coady enjoyed drinks and cookies in the hall during the Holy Trinity Open House.
Holy Trinity's oldest parishioner Alba Wattelet (right) chats with Anna Belle Norville.
Head of the PSR program, Matt Peabody, was also at the Open House with 2 of his 3 children Lauren and Ben.
Cookies of all varieties were on hand at the Open House. Many different women of Holy Trinity donated the baked goods ranging from snickerdoodles to buckeyes to white chocolate grapes. YUM!
Sheryl Swigert donated her talents and decorated the tables for the Open House in a beautiful fall theme. 
Steve Curtin and Janet DeClerk talked together at the Open House over coffee and cookies.
Linda Curtin and Bill Curtin also attended the Open House.
Sue Ann Unser helps take down the decorations after the Open House ended.
Pat Back and Colleen Moultrey graciously offered to wash dishes after the last visitors left the hall on Sunday.