Trinity’s Natalie Smith will be competing at the National Lutheran Cross Country Meet on Saturday (Oct. 26) in Mequon, Wis, on the campus of Concordia Wisconsin. Natalie, an eighth-grader, eclipsed the national 2-mile qualifying time of 14:58 by finishing in a winning time of 14:44 at the Williamsburg meet. It will be the first time since 2019 that Trinity has
Trinity will be having its Fall Book Fair on Nov. 5-7. The Book Fair – which will be in the school library – will be open from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Nov. 5, and during Parent-Teacher Conferences on Nov. 6-7.
Trinity will be hosting its annual Fall Craft Fair on Nov. 9 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. In addition to the more than 40 vendors being on site, there will be home-made soups and apple dumplings for sale. The cost to attend the event is free.
What’s next for Trinity Lutheran? It’s a legit ask. In the past year, Trinity underwent a much-needed refresh to its campus – both internally and externally. In the past 15 months, Trinity School has added almost 80 new students, along with a handful of new staff members. So, what’s next? St. Paul shares in 2 Thessalonians: In the name of
Trinity will be hosting a Diaper Dash/Baby Shower on Sunday (Oct. 13) from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall. In addition to accepting diapers and baby wipes for the Women’s Choice Center, there will be a kid-friendly baby shower on Sunday that will include fleece baby blanket tying, quilt square design and designing fabric markers. Sarah Jansen also
Trinity’s soccer and cross country teams capped their 2024 seasons with hardware. Trinity’s JV and varsity soccer teams both advanced to Saturday’s (Sept. 26) conference championship match. Unfortunately, both teams finished as the conference runners-up. The JV Tigers lost in an overtime shoot-out to LIS, and the varsity squad lost 1-0 to Heritage Christian. Trinity’s JV team finished its season
As the school bus began to pull away from Trinity’s main parking lot, the driver honked the horn, acknowledging the waving kindergarteners who lined the sidewalk by the entrance of the church. “We wanted to tell them bye and to have a good time,” one of Trinity’s kindergartners shared, regarding the bus load of Trinity seventh-graders and leaders who were
There’s light at the end of the tunnel for the intersection at Central Park and Marquette Street. The City of Davenport notified Trinity on Monday, that beginning – at some point – on Tuesday (Oct. 1) there would be one lane of traffic open in all directions at the intersection of Central Park and Marquette Street. For the time being,
Trinity’s varsity soccer team plays its final regular-season game at home on Thursday (Sept. 26), and we need everyone’s help – to come out and cheer on the Tigers. The game starts at 5 p.m. on the school’s soccer field. The Tigers, who are 6-1 on the season, face Heritage Christian (6-1), which defeated the Tigers 1-0 earlier this year.
The hair-raising sound was moving – to the point where it was hard to contain the goosebumps from forming. There was no sense of fear – just praising God to the fullest. More than 40 Trinity eighth-grade students and team leaders, along with new pastors and church workers from the Northern Illinois District stood together as one – singing the
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