Trinity Lutheran will be celebrating and recognizing Bill Meyer for his 40-plus years serving in Lutheran education with a retirement luncheon on June 1 in the school’s gym. The event begins at noon, with the meal being served at 12:15 p.m. If you are planning to attend, please RSVP by CLICKING HERE. We hope to see you all on June
Trinity Lutheran School would like to invite your child(ren) to come and grow with us. Currently, for the 2025-26 school year, Trinity has immediate openings in its preschool and kindergarten classes, plus openings in other grades. If you would like more information about Trinity Lutheran School, you can email Jessica Merritt at jessica.merritt@trinitydavenport.org. You also can call 563-322-5224 (ext. 126).
For Bonnie Liedtke, being a mother of five children was a big job. “Keeping them under control was challenging,” shared Bonnie. “It was very worthwhile, and I wouldn’t have changed a thing.” That includes the consistent message she instilled in her children. “I always made sure that they knew that the Lord is No. 1,” shared Bonnie, who is in
Trinity has a new principal. Joel Kilgus shared with Trinity leaders that he has accepted the Call to serve as Trinity’s principal. Mr. Kilgus is currently serving as principal at Good Shepherd Lutheran School in Pekin, Ill. Mr. Kilgus is replacing Bill Meyer, who is retiring at the end of the school year.
Trinity is making changes to its hot lunch program. Beginning this fall, Trinity’s hot lunch program will be done in-house. It’s a significant shift. It’s been a very long time since Trinity last operated an in-house hot lunch program. In the past, Trinity has used outside providers – most recently Davenport Public Schools – for its hot lunches. Trinity was
If you ignore something for long enough, it eventually will go away. It’s true … right? Well, maybe in our own minds. AI Overview says: Ignoring a problem for a long time won’t make it magically disappear or fix underlying issues; it can lead to resentment, misunderstandings, and escalation of the problem. What about Jesus? The Bible says: Whoever believes in the
Listed are important details regarding Trinity’s Plant Sale. Wednesday (April 9) is the final day to place an order for this year’s Plant Sale. Orders can be placed by CLICKING HERE. There are some plants that no longer are available to order. No. 414 Hosta Patriot is no longer available. A substitute for this plant could be No. 415 Hosta
The front of the blue-colored card-stock card was decorated with two yellow crosses stacked on top of each other. The message in between the two crosses shared: Jesus died for you. Inside the card – on one half – there were two hearts with Easter stickers, and a message that read: Jesus loves you. On the other half, the message
Andrea Hussong had never been out of the country before this past month. The experience – it was eye-opening. “I have been changed by this experience, and I want others to have the opportunity to serve and witness others serving,” shared Mrs. Hussong, who was one of three Trinity teachers who visited the Dominican Republic a couple of weeks ago.
Trinity’s varsity girls basketball team will face St. Paul Lutheran (Ohio) in the opening round of the National Lutheran Basketball Tournament on March 28 in Fort Wayne, Ind. The Tigers will tip-off at 7 a.m. – local time. You can watch the Tigers in the opening round by CLICKING HERE.
1122 West Central Park Ave.
Davenport, IA 52804
Church: 563-323-8001 School 563-322-5224
Worship times: Saturdays at 5 p.m.
Sundays at 8 a.m. live-streamed | 10:45 a.m. | 12:15 p.m. (the first and third Sunday of each month)
