Welcome to Trinity Lutheran Church
Trinity is a strong, vibrant, energetic congregation of God's people. We give God thanks for all of the blessings God has bestowed on our congregation and we ask for God's guidance as we work to strengthen our discipleship.
Power Outage - No Sunday Worship Service – November 8th
The church building is currently without power and this has forced us to cancel for both in person and online worship service this morning, Sunday November 8th. The lack of power makes the building unsuitable for gatherings and also knocks out our ability to broadcast the livestream to people via the Internet. National Grid has been notified about the issue but currently we have no timeline for the restoration of power. Until power is restored the building is closed for all activities and we will post an update when it reopens. We are very sad that we are unable to meet to worship this morning and pray for a speedy resolution to this problem.
Pastor Erica and Tony Bogyo, Council President
All are Welcome!
At Trinity we celebrate God’s children in all of our beautiful forms. We open our hearts and church to all, regardless of race, ethnicity, immigration status, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, social status, political views, abilities, who we are or who we love. Together we strive to grow in love and joyfully serve God, our community and the whole of God’s creation. We make this journey together.
Join us Sundays at 10:00am for Hybrid Worship with Holy Communion
Join via livestream for all hybrid events
Safe Gathering Guidance
Each individual and family will need to decide if they are ready to worship in person. Read more about our safe gatherings.
As conditions change, our precautions may change accordingly. At Trinity, we care about each other - so you are always welcome to wear a mask to protect others and yourself. Masks are available at the entrances of the church if you would like one.
Our Blessing & Charge
Go out into the world in peace;
have courage;
hold on to what is good;
return no one evil for evil;
strengthen the fainthearted;
support the weak, and help the suffering;
honor all people;
love and serve the Lord,
rejoicing in the power of the Holy Spirit.Beloved in the Lord,
God has shown you what is good.What does the Lord require of you but to do justice, and to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God.*
*From This Far By Faith, p. 90. This Far by Faith is one of the many ELCA books of worship, much like the ELW. This Far by Faith celebrates the abundant gifts of African American worship and song.