Trinity Lutheran Church Weekly News and Updates

Grace, peace, and mercy from God our Father be upon you all.

First, I’d like to personally invite you to the country breakfast today from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM. It’s a wonderful opportunity to come together as a community. I encourage each person to connect with the visitors of our church. This is an opportunity to get to know them, share God’s love, and invite them to worship with us on Sunday mornings—all while enjoying an all-you-can-eat delicious breakfast! I hope to see you!

During breakfast, Trinity will also be hosting our bi-annual bake sale! There will be lots of tasty treats that you can take home to your family and friends while supporting our fundraising endeavors so that we can continue to spread the good news of our Savior.

As summer quickly approaches, we are eagerly preparing for Vacation Bible School. This year will be a solar theme focused on shining the light of Jesus. This week-long event will take place from June 5th to June 9th. Slots will fill quickly. I recommend that you encourage your families and friends to register quickly.

Furthermore, we are delighted to introduce Storytime for Toddlers. This event is ideal for children ages 2-6 years old and will focus on character development stories, instilling virtues and morals rooted in God’s word. We are also looking to launch a Sunday School program in the near future and hope to use this event as a means to spread the word and encourage families to join us on Sunday mornings for worship.

We are committed to providing high-quality, engaging children’s content through the coming weeks, months, and years. Proverbs 22:6 emphasizes the importance of investing in our children so that we may grow the Kindgom of God and prepare them for life. “Train up a child in the way he should go, And when he is old he will not depart from it.” This is a critical role for the church, and we are excited to see the amazing things the Holy Spirit will do with these efforts.

I look forward to seeing you this weekend at the breakfast and on Sunday as we discuss the role of the Holy Spirit and the work of the church.

In Him,

Pastor Wyatt

Our Trinity Family will be collecting your unwanted prescription glasses. These will be donated to the Lions Club. Thank you to all that have brought their glasses, these will be taken to the Lions next week.  Donations will continue to be collected

A limited number of hanging fushia, purple ivy and coleus baskets are available for purchase at $25 a basket. The colors available are pink, purple and red. These are first come, first served.  Contact Kim Halverson or email the church if you are interested