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Welcome to Trinity Lutheran Church

 

 

Trinity is a strong, vibrant, energetic congregation of God's people.  We give God thanks for all of the blessings God has bestowed on our congregation and we ask for God's guidance as we work to strengthen our discipleship.

Special Notices

Weather cancellations will be made by 7am Sunday and posted here.

 

Worship Sunday 10am in person and via livestream

All are Welcome!

At Trinity we celebrate God’s children in all of our beautiful forms. We open our hearts and church to all, regardless of race, ethnicity, immigration status, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, social status, political views, abilities, who we are or who we love. Together we strive to grow in love and joyfully serve God, our community and the whole of God’s creation. We make this journey together.

Rainbow of hearts and cross

Trinity is Reconciling in Christ (RIC)

Worship 10am Sunday

In person or via livestream

Reopening Update - March 17, 2022

Beginning March 27th – you will no longer sign-in for worship and/or building access.  A designated area at the front/left of the sanctuary will allow for physical distancing while the remainder of the sanctuary will be available for open seating. Because we are masked, we invite the congregation to sing and respond during worship.

The Trinity Reopening team continues to meet regularly as we assess and respond to current pandemic conditions.  

We believe that the high vaccination rate of our members and use of the following precautions minimize the risk of viral spread sufficiently.  Each individual and family will need to decide if they are ready to worship in person. 

Here’s what we’re doing to keep one another safe:

  1. Vaccination. This is the most important way we can keep one another safe. If you are eligible for vaccination and/or booster and haven’t received it yet, we encourage you to do so.
  2. Masking. Everyone is required to wear a mask indoors; worship leaders may remove their masks when speaking. The mask must cover your mouth and nose at all times.
  3. Testing. We encourage everyone to be tested for COVID-19 if you have any symptoms or have been exposed to someone with COVID.
  4. Ventilation. Fresh air helps mitigate the transmission the transmission of Covid.  We will crack open at least two doors during worship and use the ceiling fans to circulate the air. Please dress appropriately.
  5. Communion. For now, we will continue to commune using prepackaged communion kits.
  6. Music. A cantor will lead the hymns and liturgy during worship.  Because we are still wearing our masks, we invite you to sing and respond during worship.
  7. Worship at home when sick. Because we are still wearing our masks, we invite you to sing and respond during worship. Livestream worship options continue and we look forward to worshipping with you remotely.
  8. Virtual Coffee hour. There is no in-person coffee hour at this time.  Those who desire to share fellowship time may do so outside in the fresh air without provided food or beverages. Our virtual Zoom coffee hour continues.
  9. Physical Distance. Designated seating areas are marked in the front left of the sanctuary for those who prefer to continue physical distancing.  The remainder of the sanctuary is available for open seating.

We continue to evaluate our practices as conditions change. As conditions improve, our precautions may change accordingly. 

Our livestream worship continues on Sundays at 10am eastern.

Please feel free to reach out to any of our reopening team members with questions/comments:

Kate Conran, Tony Bogyo, Roger Downer, Pauline Ray, René Minalga-Rheault, and Pastor Erica Kennedy.

Our Blessing & Charge

Go out into the world in peace; 
have courage;
hold on to what is good;
return no one evil for evil;
strengthen the fainthearted;
support the weak, and help the suffering;
honor all people;
love and serve the Lord,
rejoicing in the power of the Holy Spirit.

Beloved in the Lord,
God has shown you what is good.

What does the Lord require of you but to do justice, and to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God.*

*From This Far By Faith, p. 90. This Far by Faith is one of the many ELCA books of worship, much like the ELW. This Far by Faith celebrates the abundant gifts of African American worship and song.

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