Category: Church News

This past week, Pastor Golter shared with Trinity’s faculty, leaders and congregation that he will be retiring in July. “The timing is right, and Trinity is in a great spot to continue to move forward with the Gospel,” shared Pastor Golter, who was Called to serve as Trinity’s Senior Pastor in August 2017. “It’s been a wonderful journey.” Trinity is

TODAY IS THE DAY! Today (Dec. 31) is the last day of the giving year. We have received $30,245 in gifts toward our 2025 Annual Fund. Please pray and consider submitting your gift today that will support: safety upgrades to the playground, new exterior signage, and long-term financial health. You can use the links to submit your gift. SUPPORT NEW

Trinity Lutheran ChurchSchool is thriving!  We’re excited to take a big step in connecting with our community by installing a new electronic LED sign on our campus. This sign will allow us to share important announcements, keep our families informed, and inspire people with uplifting messages. Should you choose to support the NEW SIGNAGE endeavor during this year’s Annual Fund,

Trinity Lutheran is hosting an open house for families that will have a preschooler or kindergartner for the 2026-27 school year. The open house is scheduled for Jan. 8 from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the school. Families are welcome to come and check out classrooms, meet our teachers and principal and learn more about the 2026-27 school year.

During her years of teaching, Andrea Hussong has received some interesting, but heart-felt, Christmas gifts from her students. The most memorable came during her first year of teaching. “I remember getting a bag, and inside the bag was a card and a stuffed Tigger that had a string, and every time you pulled the string the stuffed toy would sing

Come join us on December 14 for Christmas at Trinity! This concert features the many ensembles of Trinity, including the Jr. High and Adult Bell Choirs, as well as the Trinity Youth Choir and the Trinity Adult Choir, presenting Christmas Carols and a Christmas message, before ending with Handel’s Hallelujah Chorus. This event starts at 3 p.m. and is free

As we approach the season of giving, we remember that God gave us the greatest gift at Christmas – His Son. This Christmas, Trinity invites Church and School families and alumni to prayerfully consider making a gift to Trinity through our Annual Fund Drive. Funds raised will help support a new playground, a new corner sign, along with debt reduction.

For Trinity School families whose household income has recently changed because of layoffs, unemployment, or the government shutdown, your child(ren) may qualify for the Free or Reduced-Price Meal Program. Here’s what to know and how to apply: ELIGIBILITY IS BASED ON YOUR CURRENT INCOME: If your family’s financial situation has changed, eligibility is determined by your income today—not what it

Danicka Dillon didn’t know a lot about Jesus before coming to Trinity School this fall. What she did know … she wanted to be Baptized – right on the spot, immediately. “Pastor Schilling told me I had to wait – just a little bit so he could talk with my parents first,” shared Danicka, who is in fifth grade at

Trinity Lutheran invites all veterans, along with those currently serving in the military, to its annual Veterans Day program on Nov. 11. The program begins at 1 p.m. in the church. There will be a reception that follows the program.