Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sackcloth & ashes are mentioned a number of times throughout the Holy Scriptures, especially in the Old Testament. Used as a sign of grief, repentance, and humility, sackcloth was often worn on the body, with the ashes marked on the head and sat upon. Both of these were considered an …
The Rev. Dr. John R. Hannah served Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church faithfully for 16 years as a Pastor, followed by his current …
Often, we pray the prayer that our Lord has taught us, but we do so in a robotic manner, not always taking …
Greetings in Jesus’ name! This August, we present to you our Vacation Bible School (VBS) summer program for 2018: H2Whoooa! – God’s …
When summer rolls around each year, many people prepare for vacations, time with family, beach days, and other fun summer events. For …
This year, in preparation for Holy Week, I found myself deeply moved by the true story of God saving His people. As …
When speaking about prayer, we often hear about many different spiritual disciplines and ways to grow in one’s prayer life. Not necessarily …
One star shining brightly, in the midst of countless many throughout the universe; One light shining brightly in the midst of the …
As Lutheran Christians, we often celebrate our heritage, specifically finding the beginning of that heritage in 1517. There, as Martin Luther nailed …
CONCRETE JUNGLE!: where Christ Cares for Creation! [2017 VBS]. Our 2017 Vacation Bible School (VBS) summer program: CONCRETE JUNGLE: Where Christ Cares …
