Trinity Lutheran Church ELCA

05/24/2026

Pentecost Sunday, May 24th, you are invited to wear RED as we celebrate the Holy Spirit’s activity in, through, and alongside us!

04/30/2026

04/04/2026

April 5th Easter services at 8:30a &10:45a.
Breakfast 9:30a
Egg Hunt 10:10a

04/01/2026

Dear Friends in Christ,

Holy Week is not simply something we remember—it is something we enter.

This is the week where the story slows down… where every step matters… where love is revealed not in abstraction, but in action. We are invited into the drama and the mystery of God’s love poured out through Jesus’ journey to the cross.

On Maundy Thursday, we gather in an upper room. We hear the clatter of dishes, the murmur of uneasy disciples, and Jesus’ quiet, startling command: “Love one another.” We come to the table—not because we have it all together, but because Christ gives himself to us there. Bread broken. Cup shared. Grace given.

On Good Friday, the story deepens. The shadows lengthen. The cross stands before us—not as a symbol far away, but as the place where God meets us in suffering, in sin, in death… and transforms it with love. We listen. We sing. We come forward. We touch the cross. We pray. We remember that this is love—given for you, for me, for the sake of the world.

This Holy Week, don’t just observe from a distance. Come and experience it. Step into the story.

Maundy Thursday Worship
12:00 PM & 7:00 PM

Good Friday Worship
12:00 PM & 7:00 PM

Come to the table.
Come to the cross.
Come and see how deep and wide the love of God truly is.

We will walk this journey together—and we will trust that even in the darkness, God is at work bringing life.

Grace and peace,
Pastor Alex

02/24/2026

Gather With Us in the Wilderness – Lunch & Dinner Church This Wednesday at 12p.m. and 6p.m.

02/17/2026

Ash Wednesday Services
February 18th
12pm & 7pm

Dear Friends in Christ,

On Ash Wednesday we gather to face a truth our world often avoids: our mortality. We live in a culture that distracts itself from suffering, avoids conversations about death, and moves quickly past grief. Yet the church pauses. We slow down. We tell the truth.

“Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return.”

These words are not meant to shame us or frighten us. They are meant to ground us. They remind us of who we are — and whose we are. We are created by God from the dust of the earth. We are fragile. We are dependent. We are not self-made or self-sustaining. And yet, we are deeply loved by our Creator.

Ash Wednesday invites us to face the human condition honestly: our brokenness, our sin, our suffering, and yes, our death. But we do not face these realities alone. Even in the midst of death, God is at work. Even in suffering and despair, Christ is present. Even in ashes, there is promise of new life.

The ashes marked on our foreheads form the shape of a cross — a sign that our mortality does not have the final word. The One who entered into our dust, who bore our brokenness, and who faced death itself is the same One who leads us through it.

Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of our Lenten journey — a season of repentance, reflection, prayer, and renewal. It is a journey inward, but also a journey toward the cross and ultimately toward resurrection hope. Lent invites us to return to God with our whole hearts, trusting that God’s mercy is deeper than our sin and stronger than death.

We gather on Ash Wednesday, February 18, at 12 PM and 7 PM, to be reminded of our dependence on God and the grace that meets us there.

Come and begin this holy journey together.
God’s Peace,
Pastor Alex

01/27/2026

Souper Bowl of Caring Sunday February 8th!
You are invited to help our youth Tackle Hunger! Food donations will go to Good Samaritan and Monetary donations will go to ELCA World Hunger. Go Team Awesome!

12/22/2025

Christmas Eve Candlelight Services
2pm & 7pm
All Are Welcome!

12/21/2025