Ordinary time is the longest season in the church calendar. It's not called 'ordinary' because it's routine or insignificant; the word comes from Latin and means 'ordered,' like in a series of numbers. Ordinary time, which runs from Trinity Sunday until Advent, is a season where we focus on growing in Jesus in everyday life - that's why the color is green. 

This summer, we're going to follow the lectionary (the Church's Sunday Bible reading plan) into July, and then begin a series in Genesis on July 20.