Category — Trinity News

On October 16, 2011, the congregation of Trinity voted to proceed with some capital improvements to the building – a new floor in the Social Hall; resizing of the kitchen closet; new kitchen appliances, a chair lift for the stairway in the narthex; and a new sound system for the sanctuary and social hall.  As of today’s date (1/20), the new floor has been laid, the sound system installation is 99.9% complete, the chair lift was to be installed today and the kitchen appliances will arrive on Tuesday.  That is alot to be accomplished in 90 days.  Thanks to all who spent many hours seeing these projects to fruition.  God bless!

We have always known how generous and giving the folks of Trinity are but last night was simply over the top. New York J&P Pizza was packed with Trinitarians virtually the entire day. Your support of Michael’s mission has been unwavering. We will post the proceeds amount when it is available to us, but in the meantime, the Wilkins family would like to say THANK YOU with all our heart!

Monday, January 16th, 2012

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to support Michael Wilkins’ CTI mission trip. He’s currently raising money for this year-long journey. CTI Music Ministries (Carpenters Tools International) spreads the good news of Christ through music and drama. The CTI teams perform numerous concerts in hospitals, seniors, prisons, and open air venues.

It’s easy to help. Just visit J&P in Finksburg, MD on Monday January 16th and present the flyer (below). Michael’s campaign will receive 15% of proceeds.

Last summer, Michael served on a summer team and traveled to Taiwan for 4 weeks. He said it was a life-changing experience. The year-long mission trips include tour dates around the United States, and two separate trips overseas. For more information on the mission trip browse the CTI website or contact Michael through email.

J&P Coupon (pdf)

This past Sunday, we observed our 145th Anniversary in an exciting celebration in front of a full house. Trinity Lutheran Church was founded in 1866 to help spread the Gospel (Good News) to the local community. Aside from a great feast, old and new friends, was another video production from our own “3 Guys in the Dark”.

Take a look! Our “3 Guys in the Dark” production group has captured the true essence of Trinity’s ministry that has sustained us through the years and will carry us through for many years to come.

Trinity is hosting its annual Christmas Bazaar on Saturday, October 22 from 8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. We invite juried craft vendors to join us so that we can present high quality products for our visitors. Vendors who wish to apply for a space can download the Application form. The guidelines are specific. Contact Ruth Stewart with any questions.

For our guests – vendors can be found on two levels of our church building. A lite breakfast and lunch will be available for purchase. We are looking forward to a wide variety of crafts and gift ideas for you to peruse. Please contact office@trinitywired.org with any questions.

See the Learning Page for information about the beginning of our education year.  Scroll down for all education opportunities.

CREATED, LOVED AND FORGIVEN!!

The community is invited to gather with us on Sunday, July 3rd for our annual “God and Country” service to be held at 9:00 a.m. outside in the picnic pavilion – which is across the street from the sanctuary.   We will worship together and then recognize the veterans in attendance, thanking them for their valiant efforts in assuring us the freedoms that we share today.  Music for the service will provided by the Westminster Band.  The Westminster Band Color Guard will present the colors during our veteran recognition. 

Following the service and recognition, a light brunch can be shared by all.

We will honor Trinity’s Graduates from preschool –college masters programs at both services on Sunday, May 22.  Turn your/your child’s bio into Sandy Miller by Monday, May 16^th using sandy@trinitywired.org.  We will be publishing a small booklet containing these bio’s to share with the congregation.