Two events being planned for this summer at Trinity include a class led by Dr. Cameron MacKenzie, focusing on Luther’s Theology in Today’s World. The class will be June 24-26. You can check out more details and get registered by CLICKING HERE. Trinity also will be hosting a Doxology Conference on Aug. 9-10. Rev. Tim Pauls will be presenting on
Trinity’s Mission Club lifted a lot of people up in prayer this past week. For Alivia Ryder, there’s one prayer request that she hopes gets answered. “I prayed for Ms. Shou,” shared Alivia, who is a fourth-grader at Trinity School and is a member of Trinity’s Mission Club. “She was my first teacher here at Trinity, and I just like
The countdown is on. Preparations for the end of another school year at Trinity Lutheran are taking shape. Time flies … when you are having fun. There’s a lot to celebrate. This past week, Trinity showered its faculty and staff with praise, thanks, games, and food. Just ask any staff if they have a Tiger in their pocket. This weekend,
Trinity Lutheran School will be having its Plant Sale pick-up days on May 9-10 at the Mississippi Valley Fairgrounds in Davenport. Orders can be picked up from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. on May 9, and from noon to 8 p.m. on May 10. If you didn’t get a chance to place an order, there will be extra items available
It didn’t matter if the water was warm or cold, Delayni Kerr was ready. The Trinity second-grader was Baptized last weekend. “It just feels so good to be Baptized, and knowing that I’m a child of God,” Delayni shared as she held tight the silver cross necklace she received as a gift for being Baptized. “I was a little nervous,
Trinity Lutheran will welcome the Concordia Nebraska Wind Symphony Tour on Sunday at 7 p.m. in the church. Concert selections include the sacred and secular realms of music. The focus of the concert is joy in life, death and eternally. Concert goers can expect to hear Antonin Dvorak’s “Slavonic March,” Frank Ticheli’s “Joy Revisited,” Alfred Reed’s “Alleluia! Laudamus Te,” and Robert
Church office staffs are exhausted. Organists and choirs need a break. Pastors are … nah, they have too much energy. Holy Week and Easter Sunday have come and gone – so now what? And as for you, brothers and sisters, never tire of doing what is good. (Jeremiah 31:25) Fueled by Jesus’ crucifixion and resurrection, the mission is to move
Classes are filling up fast – for the 2024-25 school year – at Trinity Lutheran School. Schedule your tour today by calling 563-322-5224 (ext.126) or by CLICKING HERE.
It’s been a long time coming. Probably too long. After years of patching and band-aiding, Trinity is resurfacing its west parking lot. “It’s gotten to the point where it’s just not safe – for students, families, visitors, buses and vehicles,” shared Travis Jansen, who is Trinity’s Director of Facilities Management. “It’s a massive need that needs taken care of.” An
The singing voices – of both young and old – were woven together like the swaying palm branches – in beautiful harmony during Trinity’s Palm Sunday services. A special thank you to Trinity’s kindergarten-third grade students who shared their praises – through song – to the Lord during our Palm Sunday services. If you weren’t able to attend this weekend’s
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