Hi, Everybody. Happy New Year! This Sunday, January 5, we will be celebrating Epiphany, when Christ is revealed to the Magi through the Bethlehem star. Really, it’s the second Sunday of Christmas, but since Epiphany starts the next day we’re jumping the gun a little. Don’t worry, you can still legally wait until Monday to take down …
Hi, Everybody: This Sunday, December 29, is the First Sunday of Christmas. Yes, the twelve days of Christmas start Christmas Day and run through January 5 (a rule I invoke every year when I’m late getting Christmas stuff done). We will be having a SINGLE SERVICE AT 10 AM (ouch, that was loud!) followed by a Christmas Brunch in Holland Hall at about 11 …
Hi, Everybody: The reviews are in, and the Sunday School Christmas Play was a big hit! Thanks to Kathleen, Michael, parents, kids, and all who helped to make it a rousing success! This Sunday, December 22, is the Fourth Sunday of Advent and Sermon-in-Song Sunday. Yes, it’s the annual event when the choir will be kicking Pastor Tim out of …
Hi, Everybody: Thanks to all who helped with or came to Family Advent Night and the Hanging of the Greens. Fun was had by all, and the church looks beautiful! (and I got a bunch of leftover candy from the gingerbread house builders!) This Sunday, December 15, is the Third Sunday of Advent and Fill the Food Barrel Sunday. It’s also the …
In need of a sanctuary for an intimate wedding? Or maybe you need a hall to host a party or a reception? Holy Trinity Lutheran Church may be just the place for your event! Take a look around our grounds in a virtual tour on our blog. See these videos for an overview of the …
Watch our video of the grounds to get a feel for the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church campus.
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