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Madison, Wisconsin Ecumenical Ministry
Triangle Community Ministry is an ecumenical
ministry working together with the residents of the Triangle neighborhood
located in downtown Madison, Wisconsin.
Home to approximately 335 people,
the Triangle is the second largest subsidized housing complex in Wisconsin.
Our Mission:
The Triangle Community Ministry serves as a supportive companion to the
residents of the Triangle on their journey to physical, mental, and
spiritual health.
Job Announcement for Outreach Development Coordinator
The Board of the Triangle Community Ministry is seeking a self-motivated,
creative and organized individual to fill a part-time (approximately 25-28
hours per week) Outreach Development Coordinator position. The annual salary
for this position is $30,000.
This position requires a person with a desire to serve people who is
self-motivated and has a strong work ethic. Strong written and oral
communications skills are needed. An awareness of faith-based practice is
beneficial. For more information about the position and how to apply, please
send an email to: triangleministry2020@gmail.com
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Barbara Komoroske, United Way Community Volunteer Award
Nominee
Barbara Komoroske, far left, was nominated for a United Way Community
Volunteer Award for her many years of service as a board member at Triangle
Community Ministry. She is pictured here after the April 30 banquet honoring
nominees, from left to right, with Ginny Bores, TCM Board President; Deacon
Meg Nielsen, Outreach Development Manager; Rex Link, TCM Board Treasurer;
Jeanette Arthur and Peggy Weber, TCM Board Members.
 The
Downtown Kiwanis Club served one of Triangle Ministry's Monday Meals on May
14. TCM is celebrating its 40th anniversary by serving 40 Monday Meals in
2018. Only nine meals slots remain open. To sign up your organization to
serve, see the Guidelines for serving groups and the Monday Meal calendar
above.
 Singing
a new song
Under the direction of Bea Christensen the newly formed TCM Choir rehearses
every Thursday from 1 to 2:30 p.m. in the Brittingham Community Room. The
choir will perform at special events and memorial services. The choir is
open to all residents. Volunteers may also attend.
 
Assembling Infant Kits and Hospice Kits
Members of Luther Memorial Church in downtown Madison and residents of the
Triangle teamed up to assemble Infant Kits and Hospice Kits this spring.
Luther Memorial members donated items for the kits during Lent. After Easter
the kit items were brought to the Triangle where residents helped put the
kits together. The kits will be taken to and distributed around the world by
Lutheran World Relief.
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