Episcopal Men’s Fellowship (EMF)
The EMF actively pursues Christian fellowship and service to the parish and community through monthly meetings, outings and community projects. They meet monthly for dinner and listen to a guest speaker. In addition, they also attend sporting events throughout the year. Membership is informal, and open to all adult men of the parish, 18 years and older.

FIG Bridge Group
A group of couples and singles, novice and expert, who play friendly party bridge once a month. New members are always welcome.

FIG Theatre Company
A group of adults and youth who bring the experience of live theatre to Transfiguration and the surrounding. Anyone interested in acting or in production is invited to participate.

Foyer Groups
Foyer is a French word meaning “hearthside” which implies the warmth of a close small group of friends or family sharing a common love and concern for each other. Foyer Groups offer a delightful way to meet others, or to renew friendships in a relaxed, fun and informal way. The groups are made up of 8-10 adults (married and single) who meet for conversation and dining together. Everyone takes a turn as “host” and decides on menu and format for their month. Usually it’s dinner at home, but could be at a restaurant, or even a picnic in the park. Being creative is part of the fun. Groups are shuffled and reformed every six months.

Gay Lesbian Fellowship
Seeking and serving Christ in all persons by embracing the GLBT community and their family and friends through opportunities for spiritual growth, fellowship and service.

Interfaith Zen Ministry
Joining with a group at Saint Thomas the Apostle church on Inwood Road in Dallas, they meet Monday nights at 7:00 p.m. for setup and sit from 7:30 – 9:00 p.m.

Labyrinth Ministry
The labyrinth is an archetype, a divine imprint, found in all religious traditions in various forms around the world. By walking our Chartres Cathedral Labyrinth replica, you can rediscover a long-forgotten mystical tradition that has been reborn. As part of this ministry, they offer “Open Walks” and Taize services throughout the year to support individual meditative experiences. Members are also available to facilitate group walks for parish and community organizations. They meet monthly for lunch, fellowship, a brief business meeting, followed with a walk on the Labyrinth. If you would like to be a part of this ministry, please contact Nancy Jagmin.

neXtgen – more info
This ministry is for “Generation X” parishioners in their 20’s and 30’s (roughly). This group is great for both singles and couples. neXtgen meets for various get-togethers such as theological discussions, softball/sports, wine tastings and BBQ’s.

Primetimers
For men and women over age 60. The group meets on the fourth Wednesday of each month for a luncheon. Occasional evening dessert gatherings are also planned.

St. Elizabeth’s Guild
Bring a friend and join them for great fellowship and food at their monthly Potluck Dinners. They encourage new and old church members to come the first time as their guests. It’s a great way to get acquainted.

St. Hilda’s Guild
The Clothes Horse and The Kay Andrews Book Store are vital ministries of Transfiguration, both operated by the St. Hilda’s Guild. Profits from the St. Hilda’s Guild operations are distributed to the Episcopal Church Women’s (ECW) Board to fund the women’s ministries of the parish. New volunteers are always welcome. If you are able to give just a few hours one day a month then fun, fellowship and satisfaction in supporting a worthy cause can be yours for the asking. Contact Joyce Deegan, Recruiting Chairman.

WHAT (Wednesdays Here at Transfiguration)
WHAT meets Wednesdays from 9:30-11:30 a.m. in the Parlor. This group of young women enjoys visiting, book study and doing service projects for Children’s Ministry. Once a month they cook meals for parishioners with new babies. Childcare is provided.

Women’s Book Club
Open to all women, and you do not have to read the book to attend a session. Meetings are the first Thursday of each month, with a Lenten Book Study during Lent.

Women’s Forum
A series of four luncheon and lecture programs held throughout the year.