Trinity Lutheran Church has established an online method for our congregation members and other community benefactors to provide gifts or offerings to the church and its various ministries. It also affords you a way to support our mission during the suspension of regular worship services due to the stay-at-home guidance.
More InformationWe have started worshiping again at our normal worship times with new protocols. Please call to make a reservation (815-963-4446). The wearing of facemasks is asked of everyone and remember to social distance. You can still find us on Sunday mornings (or whenever you feel like worshiping) on our website, Facebook and YouTube.
Oct 31, 2024 Edition
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The cupola adorning the roof of the sanctuary structure rises 3½ stories above the ground and still houses a decommissioned air conditioning unit.New Member Lunch and Orientation Sunday, November 10, 2024 Please call the church office to R.S.V.P. (815)979-5839
Please consider donating blood. 402 Market Street 8:00a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
We are now taking orders for poinsettias for the Christmas Services. Donation's can be made in honor or in memory of loved ones. The cost is $10 for each plant. Place your payment in the mail or the offering plate by Sunday, November 17th.
Trinity is collecting donations to cover the cost of 120 Thanksgiving baskets for families who are in need. The cost of each basket is $23. Envelopes will be available at worship and in the church office during the week through Thanksgiving.
1898 – The old Christian Church in the 200 block of N. First St. was purchased for Trinity’s first permanent place of worship.
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