Trinity will be hosting several back to school events, including: Aug. 7-8, Trinity will be having its Tiger Talks. The event is an opportunity for families to meet and connect with their child’s teacher. Aug. 18, Trinity will be having its annual Color Run from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Aug. 21, Trinity will be having its Tiger Tipoff from
Trinity will be having a Mulch Mania work day on Aug. 17 from 8 a.m. to noon. Work includes spreading mulch on Trinity’s playground. All are invited to help. Volunteers should bring a garden rake or a shovel.
After prayerful conversations, Trinity Lutheran, along with Doxology Executive Director David Fleming, have made the tough decision to cancel this month’s Doxology Conference. Low registration numbers were the main reason for canceling the Aug. 10 gathering, which was set to host Rev. Timothy Pauls and Bev Yahnke and focus on the family. All registration fees will be refunded. We praise our good Lord for
The start of another school year is just around the corner, and Trinity Lutheran would like to invite you to come check us out. In addition to providing a top-notch education, where your child will thrive academically, emotionally and spiritually, Trinity School provides hope, help and home for your child. We are a safe place, where your child can focus
Check out school supply lists – for each grade – for the 2024-25 school year by CLICKING HERE.
Trinity’s main parking lot – off of Central Park – is open again! Re-sealing and painting of the parking lot was completed on Wednesday. Just a reminder that there still is construction at the intersection of Central Park and Marquette Street.
A couple of years ago, with the assistance of Pastor Grewe, Trinity tabbed family ministry as a point of emphasis. The push – to reinforce the need for families to grow in the faith together – continues. “Teaching the faith, learning from example, growing in life together are the utmost importance in the home,” Pastor Schilling shared. “Trinity reinforces that
Henrick Senne learned early on that Trinity Lutheran School was going to be a good fit. “I remember when I was in either preschool or kindergarten and asking a couple of my classmates at recess if I was one of the cool kids,” Henrick chuckled. “They said yes.” Fast forward nine years. “I turned out all right,” shared Henrick, who
Congratulations to the 18 Trinity Lutheran eighth-graders who were recognized during a graduation ceremony on May 30. The graduates included: Sawyer Allen, Ryan Banks, Spencer Drumm, Danny Gonner, Ari Goodwin, William Gray, Ayden Holman, Nile Killean, Aubrey Kunz, Nathan McCoy, Cayden Merritt, Avery Noel, James Ridgway, Henrick Senne, Joe Sipes, Adam Smith, Livy Vesey, Hudson Wiklund. You can watch the
Trinity’s Vacation Bible School is just around the corner. VBS will be June 17-21 from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. each day. Students entering 4-year-old preschool through sixth grade are invited to SIGN UP FOR VBS. Students going into seventh grade and older – including adults – are welcome to SIGN UP TO VOLUNTEER FOR VBS. This summer’s VBS focus
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Davenport, IA 52804
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Worship times: Saturdays at 5 p.m.
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