Category: Church News

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.

Trinity is seeking applicants for its open librarian position. Check out more details regarding the part-time position by CLICKING HERE. For more details, questions, or how to apply, contact the school office at 563-322-5224.

Trinity Lutheran ChurchSchool. That’s one of the details that stood out to Joel Kilgus when he was deliberating his Call to serve as Trinity’s new principal. “When I saw and heard Trinity Lutheran ChurchSchool, it really hit me,” shared Mr. Kilgus. Mr. Kilgus’ previous school – Good Shepherd in Pekin, Ill., was part of an association church. “The church building

In Psalm 13, David cries out, “How long, Lord? How long will my enemy triumph over me?” How long, Lord? With every senseless act of violence, taking the lives of both young and old, we too cry out, “How long, Lord?” Just like David, our pain and lament lead us to prayer. Keep me safe, my God, for in you

Trinity is in the home stretch of fully funding our Summer 2025 projects. Our goal is $40,000 by the end of September, and we’re HALFWAY THERE! Thank you to our generous givers who have gotten us this far. The improvements made to the gym, music room, library, and hot lunch kitchen will be utilized and enjoyed by hundreds of students

To date, Trinity Lutheran has $36,212 left to go to fully fund the completion of its summer projects. We are confident that your participation will help us achieve our goal by the end of September! Any gift, no matter the size, will impact our current students and staff now and for the years to come. This past summer, Trinity renovated

Trinity had quite the summer – tackling multiple projects, enriching the overall footprint of our facility. The work is almost done! Thanks to generous donors, Trinity has raised $135,000 of the $175,000 needed. We are looking for more participation to fully fund the project. Our goal is to receive the final $40,000 by September 30. If you would like to

Renovating Trinity’s lunchroom kitchen was one of the school’s three big summer projects. Renovations included new appliances, sinks, pots and pans, fresh paint, a new fire prevention system, along with a new grease trap, plus much more. On Aug. 20, Trinity’s lunchroom kitchen passed inspection. Beginning on Aug. 25, Trinity will be preparing, cooking and serving meals for students –