Trinity will be celebrating National Lutheran Schools Week on Jan. 24-31. The weeklong celebration will include dress-up days, morning devotions and opportunities to donate to Phil’s Friends – a non-profit organization that provides support to families and individuals who are affected by cancer. The dress-up days and activities include: JAN. 24: White Out basketball games against Cedar Rapids. Games begin
Whether it’s at 1122 West Central Park in Davenport, Iowa, or some 2,000 miles away, Christ is present wherever His Word is taught in its truth and purity. “We are all members of one body, no matter the tribe, race, or language,” shared Erin Mackenzie, who is a missionary in Latin America and the Caribbean region. Enriching and teaching are
Safe+Sound Iowa is a free anonymous school threat reporting tool for all public and accredited non-public schools across the state provided by the Governor’s School Safety Bureau and the Iowa Department of Public Safety. Students, school staff, parents and community members can submit school safety concerns anonymously using the Safe+Sound Iowa mobile app, website or our toll-free tip line. Promoting proactive
On Friday (Jan. 10) morning, Mr. Bill Meyer shared with Trinity’s faculty that he will be retiring from his role as a full-time Lutheran educator at the end of this school year. Mr. Meyer has spent 40-plus years in Lutheran education, with the past 17 years being spent here – serving as principal – at Trinity Lutheran. “Throughout my 44
Trinity is inviting everyone to its annual State of the School/Cost to Educate Forum on January 14. The forums will be at 8 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall. Please come and hear important information regarding topics such as staffing, hot lunch, gym renovation planning, special education, Year 3 of ESA implementation, Iowa Association of Christian Schools priorities,
It was God’s timing. It was His plan. Ian McCloud left a teaching position at Davenport West High School to join Trinity’s faculty in 2020. “I felt the public system was missing God at the center of everything that they were doing,” shared Mr. McCloud, who teaches middle school science at Trinity. The move was a perfect match for the
Check out Episode 2 of Trinity’s Rated G podcast by CLICKING HERE. If you missed Episode 1, you can go to YouTube and search Trinity Lutheran Davenport Iowa.
Trinity’s varsity girls basketball team finished second at the end-of-the-year Catholic League Tournament on Dec. 15. Playing in the Catholic League for the first time, the Tigers, who finished the regular season with an 8-4 record, recorded two straight wins to advance to the Dec. 15 championship game. The Tigers – both boys and girls varsity and JV – begin
If you didn’t get a chance to take in Trinity’s three Christmas programs, you can watch the live-streams by clicking on the links below. The Christmas spirit continues at Trinity, with Christmas Eve services at 3 p.m., 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. There will be a Christmas Day service at 9 a.m. PRESCHOOL CHRISTMAS PROGRAM: CLICK HERE. FIRST-SECOND GRADE CHRISTMAS PROGRAM: CLICK
Listed are upcoming events happening at Trinity during the Advent/Christmas season. DEC. 7: Church decorating at 8:30 a.m. DEC. 10: Preschool program in the church at 6 p.m. Will be live-streamed on YouTube – search Trinity Lutheran Davenport Iowa. DEC. 11: Advent services at noon, 6:30 p.m. Dinner – served by Trinity’s Youth – at 5 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall. DEC. 12: Last
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