Category: School News

On August 2, Trinity will recognize recent high school graduates, those entering the trades, and those continuing their college education with a blessing during both worship services – 8 a.m. and 10:45 a.m.. All young adults are encouraged to wear their school colors or trade company apparel to represent their future endeavors. 

Trinity has scheduled its back-to-dates events. Trinity will be having its Tiger Talks on Aug. 12-13 and a Back to School Night on Aug. 20. The first day of school is Aug. 24. If you would like more information about Trinity school, email timothy.leibold@trinitydavenport.org or call the school at 563-322-5224.

Trinity’s facility team got almost of the gutters hung on the Cottages on Monday (July 20) before the storms arrived. Here’s a look at other Trinity facility updates … Many of the band-aids have been ripped off. There still is more triage and healing needed. Trinity’s facility has been transformed – both internally and externally – during the past three-plus

God’s blessings to the Golters. Trinity Lutheran would like to thank Pastor and Elizabeth Golter for their many blessings and service during the past nine years. Their love and passion for the ministry became contagious upon their arrival at Trinity Lutheran ChurchSchool. Their humility, prayerful care, generous hearts, tireless devotion, compassionate leadership and counsel —along with the many other gifts

When Andy and Jessica Gavrun accepted positions at Trinity – almost a year ago – it was a blessing, one of the many gifts from God. Jessica filled Trinity’s need for a full-time music teacher, and Andy filled Trinity’s need for a fourth-grade teacher. Andy is now filling another longtime need of Trinity – having a full-time Director of Advancement

Trinity Lutheran School is seeking applicants to fill its fifth-grade teaching position for the 2026-27 school year. If you are interested, please email Joel Kilgus – joel.kilgus@trinitydavenport.org – for more details.

Trinity Lutheran ChurchSchool didn’t know what to expect. Neither did Lutheran Family Service. One thing was for certain – there was a need for professional counselors in our school. This past year, Lutheran Family Service placed two professional counselors – Nathan Grewe and Hannah Fowler – on our campus. It was a first for Trinity and Lutheran Family Service (LFS).

On May 28, Trinity recognized its Class of 2026 during a graduation ceremony. In total, Trinity graduated 21 students. A special congratulations to Amelia Page, who was the class valedictorian, and Lincoln Senne, who was theclass salutatorian. Trinity also welcomed back 20 Trinity graduates for a senior walkthrough.

Lydia Wallace grew up learning about Jesus at Trinity Lutheran ChurchSchool. Now, the Concordia Wisconsin graduate is returning to Trinity Lutheran – in a new role. “Sharing the faith and the love of Christ is what I first learned at Trinity,” shared Lydia. “And I am so excited to be playing a role in continuing to teach the faith.” Lydia,

Trinity will be thanking and celebrating Pastor Golter for his years of service during a retirement luncheon on June 14. There will be a dinner – in the Fellowship Hall – that will be served after the 10:45 a.m. service on June 14. Beginning around 1 p.m., there will be an appreciation program. If you are planning to attend the