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.
Nov 28, 2024 Edition
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We will be receiving an offering for the Pastor’s Discretionary Fund on Sunday, December 8th. These funds assist those in need. Your generosity is appreciated. Please make checks out to “Pastor’s Discretionary Fund.”
Trinity is adopting the Minn House, a Mosaic Group Home for adults with special needs again this year. The tree will be in the sanctuary beginning on Sunday, November 24th. The tree will be decorated with paper ornaments, each one having a persons name and a gift to buy for them. The gifts need to be placed, unwrapped along with the paper ornaments, under the tree no later than Sunday, December 15th. If you prefer to donate financially toward the gifts, please place cash or check made out to "Trinity Lutheran Church" in the basket under the tree. Envelopes will be available.
We will have a Catered Meal A Free-Will Offering will be received. Please RSVP by calling the church office or signing up on Sunday mornings by Friday, December 6. Jodi Beach will be providing our entertainment. Hope to see you there.
Trinity is selling 2025 God's Creation wall calendars again this year. Calendars are available in Anderson Hall between Sunday services or from the church office .The cost is $10.00
We welcome all donations of coats, jackets, hats, mittens, gloves, scarves and boots (no Heels) new or gently used, for children and adults for our annual Mitten Tree, which stands in Anderson Hall. The items collected will be distributed through Trinity's Closet throughout the year to those who are in need.
Cornucopia is collecting Peanut Butter and Jelly during the month of December.
Please Help Buy a Farm. Trinity would loke to purchase a Family Farm through the ELCA and help a family break the cycle of hunger and poverty - for good. Piggy Banks are available outside of the sanctuary and in the church office. Place the banks in your home, car, office, etc. and fill with coins, bills or checks!
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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