CHILDREN’S SUNDAY SCHOOL (Preschool through 4th Grade) will resume in the fall.
5th – 12th Grade Sunday Bible Study Will resume in the fall.
Baptism at Trinity
We believe that salvation comes by God’s grace alone through faith in Jesus Christ alone, with faith originating from hearing God’s Word (Rom. 10:17). Baptism, commanded by Jesus, is seen as a means of grace that, along with God’s Word, creates and strengthens faith (Matt. 28:19-20). This faith can begin at any age, including infancy, as the Bible indicates that infants can believe (Matt. 18:6) and experience regeneration through Baptism (John 3:5-7). Although infant faith cannot be verbally expressed, it is considered real and needs nurturing through God’s Word (Matt. 28:18-20). Faith can also arise in those who hear or read God’s Word, with Baptism following conversion to confirm and strengthen faith (Acts 8:26-40). While Baptism is not deemed absolutely necessary for salvation, as faith alone is essential (Mark 16:16), it should not be neglected, as it is a powerful means of grace instituted by God.
The Trinity Youth Ministry is a Christ-centered ministry that supports the diverse spiritual needs of youth and their families. Activities and programs will focus on building relationships, first with Jesus Christ and also with parents, family members, and one another. Guided by the Holy Spirit, we will encourage faith and facilitate outreach activities in our community and beyond.
YOUTH GROUPS – Contact Harrison Folk with any questions at Harrison.folk@discovertrinity.org.
Senior Youth & Junior Youth: Summer Schedule: Jr & Sr Youth will be meeting on Wednesdays, from 6:00-7:30pm, in the Solid Rock Cafe
Join our Trinity Lutheran Youth Facebook Page to stay up to date on all that is happening in Youth Ministry at Trinity.
Where do you meet?
Our regular Sunday youth group meetings are located at the Solid Rock Cafe - 700 Church Street.
Who should I contact with questions?
For more information, please complete this form, and we will reach out to you as soon as we are able to!
Do you need to be a student/member of Trinity?
Absolutely not! Our Youth Ministry is open to anyone in the community. Just choose the group that best aligns with your age/grade.
And so many more ways to get involved…watch the TLW & Connected and listen to the pastor’s verbal announcements on Sunday morning.
Contemporary Praise Team - Practice will be held weekly. You can participate as often as you would like, you don’t have to sing every Sunday. If you are interested in joining, please contact Lisa Dove for more information. (lisaldove@gmail.com)
Weekly Wednesday Prayer Meeting
Join Pastor Rutter in an evolving group interested in praying for individuals and for community, national, and worldwide needs. The Meetings will begin with a Scripture Reading and will conclude with the various requests of the group. The Pastor will normally lead the prayers. A take-home sheet of various prayer needs will be available each week. We’re planning to hold this Prayer Meeting year-round --- possibly breaking at the time of Christmas. God answers the prayers of His people. Many blessings result when God’s people gather to pray.
When: Wednesdays, Noon – 12:30 p.m.
Where: Lighthouse Café, Ministry Center
Stephen Ministries Mission: Christ caring for people through people.
Stephen Ministers are lay members of our congregation who receive extensive training to be able to provide one-to-one, confidential, Christian care to people experiencing challenges in life-- such as grief, loneliness, divorce, job loss, anxiety, and health issues; these are only a few of the many life difficulties they be there to help you through.
We believe that “God is the Cure Giver, Stephen Ministers are the Caregivers.” Be sure to visit our website to learn more about Stephen Ministry: www.trinitystjoe.org; church tab; Stephen Ministry tab to receive care from a Stephen Minister, contact Pastor Roth or Betty Perrone in the church office.
STEPHEN LEADERS: Pastor Michael J. Roth, Pastor David Rutter, John Kroonblawd, Sheila Kroonblawd,
Betty Perrone, and Jean Christensen,
