Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church

09/06/2026

This mornings worship. Our last summer service in the north room and the last of our 4 week preaching series on the 10 commandments.

Worship from Trinity Lutheran in Tavistock, Ontario.Week 4 of 4 on...

09/05/2026

Image by Oleg Chernyshov † Roosters A GREETING Out of the depths I cry to you! God, hear my voice! (...

09/05/2026

Image by Silver Leapers † Snowy Owls A GREETING Because you are my rock, my fortress, and for the sake of ...

09/03/2026

Image by Scott McMurren † Kittiwakes and Seagulls A GREETING I will praise you, Oh God, with my whole hear...

09/02/2026

Image by Koshy Koshy † Turtledoves A GREETING Like a swallow or a dove, I twitter, I moan. My eyes grew d...

09/01/2026

Image by Mary Ellen St. John Ravens † A GREETING The earth and everything on it— the world and all who li...

09/01/2026

Today is the Feast of Creation, also known as Creation in Christ, the first day of the Season of Creation! Running annually until October 4th, the Season of Creation is a global ecumenical effort to pray for Creation, give thank to the Creator for this bountiful gift, and to act in solidarity with the Earth that God declared to be so good.

The Eastern Synod Climate Justice Committee invites you to check out one of the three following resources:

First of all, the committee has provided a list of worship resources and other activities you can take on with your congregation to incorporate Creation themes into both worship and fellowship.

Secondly, the Season of Creation is also a wonderful opportunity to reflect on how you can take tangible steps to nurture Creation on your church property! The committee has created a resource for congregations looking to develop native pollinator plant gardens.

Finally, the committee is also encouraging all members of the Synod to engage in a fast from artificial intelligence this season. At a time when the technology is unfolding rapidly, an influx of data centres being constructed prompts us to ask questions regarding their environmental footprint, their water usage, and their energy consumption. An AI fast is meant to invite us to slow down, consider the issue from a variety of perspectives, and resolve to take action to protect land, water, energy resources, and above all human dignity as we face the challenges that AI presents.

For all of this and more, see the Climate Justice Committee's webpage here: easternsynod.org/category/climate/

08/30/2026

This morning's worship service.

Worship from Trinity Lutheran, Tavistock, ON. Today's focus the co...

08/28/2026

08/28/2026

As we receive the news of the devastating landslide and flash flooding in Nepal, ELCIC National Bishop Larry Kochendorfer offers the following prayer: