Reverend John Shank Senior Pastor jshank@trinitylutheranministries.org

C: 618.407.1067 Reverend Jared DeBlieck Associate Pastor jdeblieck@trinitylutheranministries.org

C: 618.340.2566 Eric Dunn Director of Christian Education edunn@trinitylutheranministries.org

C: 618.406.4152 Jan Arneson Minister of Music jarneson@trinitylutheranministries.org

C: 314.606.5703 Wesley Jones Principal wjones@trinitylutheranministries.org

C: 618.830.0324

Della R.K. Field Business Manager dfield@trinitylutheranministries.org w: 618.656.2918 Diane Schwind Parish Nurse

C: 618.406.2755

Email: church@trinitylutheranministries.org school@trinitylutheranministries.org

Website: trinitylutheranministries.org

Facebook: Trinity Lutheran Ministries

Phone:

Church: 618.656.2918 School: 618.656.7002 Daycare: 618.656.4011

March 11 & 12, 2017 Trinity Lutheran Ministries 600 Water Street Edwardsville, Illinois 62025

Our mission is to lift high the cross of Jesus Christ by Preaching,

Teaching and Sharing God’s love and unchanging Word.

Are You a Visitor Today? On behalf of Trinity Lutheran Ministries, we welcome you to our congregation. We would also direct your attention to page two of the Happenings for more information that we hope will assist you as a visitor to Trinity. We do also ask visitors, who desire to commune with us today, to please introduce yourself to one of our pastors or to an elder so that we are aware of your desire. The Lord bless the proclamation of His Word today and always. Amen

Church Clean Up Day Is Rescheduled for March 18th...All capable hands are welcome to help out! More hands, the better. Please bring leaf rakes, leaf blowers, shovels and gloves. If you have any questions, please contact Brent Watson at 618-980-4442 or email at brentwb7903@yahoo.com.

Special Voters’ Meeting March 27th...A special voters meeting is being called for Monday, March 27th beginning at 7:00pm. We will consider a teacher candidate list presented by the Board of Christian Day School and select a candidate for the open middle school teacher position. Please make every effort to attend this important special voters meeting.

Bible Study...Pastor Shank will have a study at 9am in the lower level titled “What is Easter without Lent?” Lent is a time of confessing, first we confess our sin and then we confess that our Lord Jesus is the answer to our sin. How does a Lutheran understand and practice confession and absolution? Come as we study Christ's gift to his bride the Church.

Private Confession and Absolution...The practice of Confession and Absolution is a blessing Christ has given the church (John 20:22-23). Private Confession and Absolution is for all, and especially for concerned consciences over their sins. Before each Lenten midweek service, from 5-5:30pm, a pastor will be available in the closed off sanctuary to hear confession and absolve sins. More information is available by contacting the Pastors, and will be provided at Adult Sunday School this weekend.

Lenten Dinners & Services… Join us for delicious dinners during Lent on

Wednesdays at 5:30pm in the church lower level, followed by Lenten Service at 7pm. We are in need of a host for March 22nd. Please call the church office if your group would like this date. March 15th will be a pizza night hosted by Trinity’s Men’s Club. A free will offering will be accepted.

Dorcas /LWML Meeting… Dorcas/LWML Society will meet Thursday, March 16th at 7pm. We will have a Bible Study, and then make book marks for prison ministry. The book marks will be made using adult coloring patterns from an LWML template. Colored pencils will be provided or ladies can bring their own fine point markers or pens. Bring a friend and join us for an evening of Bible Study, relaxing coloring and fellowship.

Ladies Aid meeting… Ladies Aid will meet on April 6 at 1 p.m. (church lower level). The meeting will begin with a presentation by Debbie Rathert on the recent Honduras mission trip, followed by refreshments and a business meeting. All congregation members are welcome to attend.

MELHS Home & Garden Show...It’s here again!! Spring and the Fourth Annual Metro East Area Home & Garden Show, Saturday, March 18 (10am - 6pm) and Sunday, March 19 (11am -4pm) at Metro East Lutheran High School. Over 50 Home and Garden vendors and clubs will be present. Saturday features an electronic recycling event, onsite paper shredding and KFTK 97.1 Talk Radio and KLOU 103.3 broadcasting live. Sunday features a family/child safety fair with fingerprinting, and 100 bike helmets to be given away to the first 100 kids.

Proud Member & Supporter of Metro-East Lutheran High School Association

All of Trinity’s publications (Connections, Happenings, Eagle Informer) can be found on Trinity’s website: www.trinitylutheranministries.org.

Worship Times

Saturday: 5:30 pm Sunday: 8:00 am

10:30 am

Wednesday (Lent): 7:00 pm

Church Attendance Last Week: Weekend Services

3/4 5:30…... 71 3/5 8:00…...246 3/5 10:30….210 Total ……. 527 3/1 7:00…..217

Prepare for Next Week with the Assigned Readings:

Ex. 17:1-7

Psalm 95:1-9

Rom 5:1-8

John 3:1-17

Welcome to this Celebration of the Good News of Jesus Christ, Our Savior! We are happy to have you with us, and

pray that this worship experience brings you the joy and peace that comes only through a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Please register your presence among us by signing a Guest Card which is found in the pew, and sign the guest book in the Narthex (church lobby). If you are without a church-home, we invite you to consider Trinity.

Trinity Lutheran Ministries

Communion Policy… The Sacrament of the Altar is administered at Trinity’s congregation according to the institution of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of sins. Reception of Christ’s Body and Blood is a testament to the unity of faith in the Gospel and all its articles. Baptized, repentant communicants who are in fellowship with Trinity Lutheran Ministries, as members of sister congregations of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, may receive the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ this day. If you are not yet in fellowship with us, we are glad to receive you at the altar during Communion for a Blessing. You may indicate your desire by crossing your arms to your chest before the pastor. We ask those visitors who desire to commune with us today, to please introduce yourself to one of our pastors or to an elder so that we are aware of your desire. Let us look forward to our Lord’s return when all divisions in the Church will be healed.

For those who will be communing, Non-alcoholic wine is available and is in the individual cups placed at the center of the trays.

For those who wish to receive the sacrament in the pew or those who, for health reasons, need gluten-free please speak with an Elder, an Usher or Pastor.

Divine Service Guide...Located in the pews is

a new resource for our members and visitors. The laminated bi-fold card serves to refresh and instruct us in the way of our worship; its basis in Scripture, meaning, and application for our lives in Christ.

Nursery Available Children are welcome in worship here at Trinity, but if a little one (or their parent) needs a short break, a nursery is available in the narthex (church lobby) for walking and comforting. Parents, please encourage children to get a drink and use the restroom before worship to reduce distractions during the Worship Service.

“Busy Bags” for Preschoolers “BUSY BAGS” for preschoolers are available in the Narthex which contain items for use during worship services. Parents are asked to take any papers your child uses with you and return the remaining items to the rack in the Narthex.

Name Tags If you would like to have a name tag, the Evangelism Board would love to provide them to you and your fam-ily (children confirmation age and older). The name tags are free, all you have to do is sign up on the sheet located next to the name tags.

Christian Education Join us for Sunday School and Adult Bible Classes beginning at 9:15 AM. Sunday School classes are in the school. Someone will be in the hallway to answer any questions you may have.

Those Serving God and Us Today:

Greeters: 8:00 Steve & Barb Barthi Rich & Carol Grimm 10:30 Toni Wojcik Mark & Brenda Bruss Organist: Jan Arneson Musicians: Praise Band & Celebration

Choir Elders: Curt Schumacher Keith Schoenleber Altar Guild: Connie Grotefendt Debbie Rathert Linda Jeeninga Welcome 8:00 Becca Albaugh Table: 10:30 Sally Lakatos Projection: 5:30 Terry Brakhane 8:00 Kay Lange 10:30 Gabe Hartzel Acolyte: 5:30 Eli Bateman 8:00 Caitlin Reynolds 10:30 Emily Zimmerman Ushers: 8:00 Rich & Carol Grimm Jim & Pat Harmon 10:30 Kevin & Samantha Doak Diane Schwind Warren Stahlhut

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March 11, 2017 5:30 p.m.

March 12, 2017 8:00 a.m.

The Second Sunday in Lent

LSB 707 Oh, That the Lord Would Guide My Ways

Introit Ps. 105:4-7;antiphon: Ps. 105:8

Kyrie LSB 204

Salutation and Collect of the Day

Old Testament Reading Genesis 12:1-9

Gradual (5:30pm) Heb. 12:2

Anthem (8am) Your Will is Enough Adult Choir

Epistle Romans 4:1-8, 13-17

Holy Gospel John 3:1-17

Nicene Creed LSB 206

LSB 708 Lord, Thee I Love with All My Heart

Sermon

Prayer of the Church

Offering

Service of the Sacrament

Preface LSB 208

Sanctus LSB 208

Prayer of Thanksgiving

Lord’s Prayer LSB 209

The Words of Our Lord

Pax Domini LSB 209

Agnus Dei LSB 210

Distribution

LSB 570 Just As I Am, Without One Plea

LSB 419 Savior, When in Dust to Thee

LSB 770 What A Friend We Have in Jesus

Nunc Dimittis LSB 211

Post Communion Collect

Benedicamus and Benediction

LSB 918 Guide Me, O Thou Great Redeemer

March 12, 2017 10:30 a.m.

The Second Sunday in Lent

Invocation

Confession

Forgiveness

Introit

Kyrie II

Prayer

Give Thanks

Old Testament Reading Genesis 12:1-9

Anthem For God So Loved The World Sunday School

Epistle Romans 4:1-8, 13-17

Holy Gospel John 3:1-17

Until You Open My Eyes

Sermon

Nicene Creed

Offering

Prayers

Lord’s Prayer

The Words of Our Lord

The Peace

Distribution

Highly Exalted

Holy, Holy Lamb

The Lord is My Salvation

Dismissal

Post-Communion Collect

Benediction

Mighty To Save

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Stewardship Thought of the Week…

John 3:16 — “For God so loved the world, that he

gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should

not perish but have eternal life.” This is perhaps the

most well-known and well-beloved verse in the New

Testament – and for good reason. This simple Gospel

message is the foundation for our whole life – our new

life in Christ. This new life is characterized by thankful-

ness and devotion to our Father who has provided for us

so lavishly in Christ.

Text to Give: send a text to 618-625-8211 with the amount you would like to contribute. Make sure to include the dollar sign before the amount. Example:$25. Then fol-low the instructions.

Give Online: www.trinitylutheranministries.org and click on “online giving”

WML Mission Grant to LCMS Young Adult Corps (formerly LCMS Youth Corps) —

Scholarships for Lutheran Mercy Young Adult Corps. To provide scholarships for young Lutheran adults that have been selected as volun-teers to serve in areas in

which their talents and services are needed (poverty/inner city areas, and areas of disadvantage and/or long-term recovery). LCMS Young Adult Corps members are especially trained to live and work and be identified with the people in the community, using their skills and understanding to serve these people in relation to their needs and to the skills and resources available, always being Christ’s witness in acts of mercy for the church and the world.

Remember the following in Prayer this week:

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Abby granddaughter of Andrea

Brodzinski’s neighbor

Billy Ames Jim Anderson Sherrii Antoine Julie Baird Lucie (MacFarlane) Baird Susan Barone Pat Batteese Sharon Berry Adam Behrhorst Paulette Berkbigler Stephanie Bertauski Maureen Blachfelner Brenda Borchers Meaghan (Calcari) Campbell Michael Dalton

Sal Demagio Cindy Derrow Melissa Diaz Pastor Mark Drews Mary Fagan Claudia Fritzsche Mike Fulkerson Vickie Gierse Courtney Gotz Gail Grommett Clete Hackethal Elizabeth Hagen Florence Hall Steve Harding Gregg Harris Diane, aunt of

Annette Hartzel

Gary Hays Sharon Hefner Ed Helm Lois Hengehold Coleen Henson Erin Hollo Denise Horton Karen (Morrison) Howard Jodie (Neunaber) Hu Pastor Jack Hyden Debbie Ilges Nonnie Ivey Stacy Jose Tim Klobnak Dean Kuennen Abby Kunnemann

Bernie Ladwig Mark Lasseigne Debbie Lindsey

Brenda Macek Brian Mann Ray McClain Brian Morris Lori Moses Gail Mueller Pat Myers Bruce Neimann Pat Nordyke Tom Opel Dotti Pauley Nancy Payne Dave Peters

Robert Peterson Glenda Piek Cindy Randl Alicia (Flath) Rayner Gail Reiling Chuck Reiske Bruce Riedle Laura Rucker Irene Scharf Debbie Schmidt Randy Schnack Sara Schoedel Verlene Schwalb Emily Settle Donna Sikes Tom Skosky

The following are in various stages of treatment for cancer...

Chris Lewis, healing

Dana Brakhane, recovery from successful surgery

Clete Hackethal, for healing

Bob Gagliardo (brother of Pat Wagner), healing

Joe Baird, recovery

Lois Hengehold, healing

Leonard Brockmeyer, broken hip, recovery from surgery

Millie Wooldridge, healing

Kassidy Brown (cousin of Megan Zimmerman), testing

Juleigh Barringer Miller, recovery from knee surgery

Adam Behrhorst, treatment

Steve, healing

Bernice Bristow (friend of Barringers), healing

Dolly Stolte, recovery from surgery

Marilyn Hackethal (sister-in-law of Charlene), healing

Martha Meier, recovery from hip replacement

Karen Mann (sister of Don Dressler), recovering from back surgery

Rita Eads, healing

Roger Diepholz, healing

Jeanette Holescheck, recovery

Sharon Hefner (mother of Kathy Harrison), recovery

Deb Schmidt, healing

Jack Burke, healing

Wilma Halbe (sister of Millie Wooldridge), healing

Kathy Cover (daughter of Charlene Hackethal), healing

Joyce Dobrinich, healing

Alice Trebus (Becky Dale’s sister), continued functioning of a kidney transplant, spinal stenosis, hepatitis, and neuropathy

Andrea Durham (Norma Deist's daughter), stroke

For those experiencing various problems or other concerns…

For all those serving in the Armed Services, especially...

Nick Arth Josh Bennett Reid Beveridge Kelby Brake Col. Robert Chow Hoy 2nd Lt. Elliot Corey Michael Crooks Christopher Dalton

Lt. Tyler Darr Maj. Eric Deist Marty Edrington Samantha Edrington Matt Elam 1st Lt. Timothy Erb Joe Fleming Josh Gilman

Cpt. Vince Gonzalez Jonathan Grotefendt Chris Hagin Joshua Henke Chad Hester Nick Huddle Jason Huddleston Lt. Col. Tim Karcher

Shawn Kee 2nd Lt. Christian Kellerman 1st Lt. Aaron Lewis 1st Lt. Andrew Lewis Lt. Col. Thomas Leyden Michael Leyden Michael Long Master Sgt. Ruthie Patron

Cody Przygoda Torin Reedstrom David Ross Ralph Tharp Kevin Todd Darcy Molinar 1st Lt. Andrew Weber

We encourage you to remember our members who are homebound. Show them

you care! Send a card or note.

Gail Hanvey 1203 Chancellor Drive

Edwardsville, IL 62025

Homebound Person of the Week…

Lorene Brunworth Eleanor Cranmer Arlene Gusewelle

Gail Hanvey Matt Hellmann Jon Hellmann

George Kottwitz Ron Lagemann Lynette Lamkin Bernice Pinkas Melissa Winte

Mildred Wooldrige

For members who are in care facilities or who are home-centered…

For those who are mourning… Jo Ann Eihausen, mourning the death of her husband, Quinten Eihausen

Otto Werner, mourning the death of his wife, Bonnie Werner

The family and friends mourning the death of Kevin Rodgers, a former Trinity student

The family and friends mourning the death of Brandon Greco (Tim Greco’s cousin)

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Trinity Day at Cardinal Stadium…Join us on Wednesday, April 5th as we cheer on the Cardinals vs. the Cubs beginning at 12:45pm. Trinity students will be singing “God

Bless America” before the game. Tickets are on sale for $30 each in the school office (order form online). This will support Trinity’s Youth Group. Everyone is invited!

Door Offering…The February door offering raised $299 for LCMS Disaster Relief. The March door offering (4th weekend of the month) will benefit the LCMS Nation-al Housing Support Group. May’s door offering will bene-fit Trinity’s Vacation Bible School.

TLS Chapel Offerings...TLS Chapel offerings this quarter will help support the Lutheran Elementary School Association (LESA). LESA awards need-based tuition as-sistance to students annually through its Building Blocks Scholarship Fund (BBSF). The goal of the program is to award a minimum of $400,000 each year to qualifying kin-dergarten - 8th grade students; currently one in every eight students in LESA-member schools receive funding from this program. Over the past ten years, Trinity students have received over $35,000 in scholarship awards from BBSF.

Crocheted Necklace Kits...Dorcas Night Crocheted Necklace Kits with instructions are available for $3 for anyone who missed the Dorcas night and would like one. See or call Pat Harmon at 656-9388. A picture of a completed necklace can be seen in the online Happenings. Various color options are available. Proceeds will support LWML mission grants.

Scrip… We are continuing the Scrip program throughout the year. Purchase grocery, gas, and restaurant cards to help you stay on a budget or buy them to use for gifts, all while you help us raise funds for Trinity! Order form enclosed. The next order is due Monday, March 13th!

LWML Mother Daughter Banquet...Save the Date! April 23, 2017 at Trinity from 1-3pm.

Ladies Aid Quilting...Join us on Thursdays at 9:30am in the church basement, weather permitting. We meet every Thursday with the exception of the first Thursday which is the Ladies Aid Meeting. Questions? Call Sarah Yates 288-9208.

Take Heart Scholarship...The deadline is April 5 for Lutheran Church Extension Fund's Take Heart Schol-arship. The scholarship, with three awards of $3,000, $1,000 and $500, was developed for high school seniors who will be advancing to their next level of education. The essay (1,000 words or fewer) question is "What obstacles or challenges are you preparing to experience related to your faith and how will you work to overcome them?" Guide-lines and the entry form may be found at lcef.org/take-heart-scholarship.

Confirmation & Graduation Pictures … Confirmation and Graduation pictures will be taken on April 27th at 6pm in the sanctuary at Trinity.

Trinity Lutheran Daycare is accepting applica-tions for daycare workers. The position is part-time, 15-19 hours per week. Interested applicants should contact Beth Quandt at bquandt@trinitylutheranministries.org or (618) 656-0411.

Childcare Help Needed...Crystal Goodwin is in need of a sitter/helper/grandma type for her children when there is no school or when they are too sick to go to school or daycare. Please call Crystal at 618-920-1583.

Seminarians Choir Tour...Each Spring, the Laudamus choir from Concordia Seminary, St. Louis schedules a tour throughout the country. As part of its 2017 tour, the group will be singing at Peace Lutheran Church in St. Louis on Sunday, March 12, at 3pm.

See The New Luther Movie...Come see the new Luther Movie, “Martin Luther: The Idea That Changed The World” on Monday, March 13, 2017 at 7pm at the Wehren-berg O'Fallon 15 Cine, 1320 Central Park Dr., O'Fallon, IL, 62269. Tickets are $9 each, and MUST BE PURCHASED ONLINE IN ADVANCE: http://illinois.NewLutherMovie.com

Woman’s Day of Renewal…Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Collinsville will be hosting the 2017 Women’s Day of Renewal, “Laughter, Gratitude, and True Joy in Christ” on Saturday, March 25 with doors opening for breakfast at 7:45am and ending at 11:45am. The regis-tration fee is $5. Registration form can be found at www.goodshpherdcollinsville.org.

Livingston Holy Cross Lenten Fish Fries…Every Friday 4:30pm -7pm March 3rd - April 7th. 460 Church Street, Livingston. 618-637-2146.

Family Style Chicken Dinner...Sunday, March 19th at Immanuel United Church of Christ, 5838 Staunton Rd, Hamel from 11:30am - 5:30pm. Adults and carry-outs are $10, Children 6-9 are $5.

Share in the Miracle Unity Dinners… You can be part of a Miracle! The Miracle of Unity. Fourteen years of growth and ministry. Lives changed daily by God’s Word and God’s people. Make your reservations soon. There is no cost to attend but reservations are required. Sunday, April 30th - Holiday Inn Litchfield, IL 12:30pm, Thursday, May 4th - Regency Conference Center, O’Fal-lon, IL, Sunday, May 7th - World Shooting Complex, Spar-ta, IL, 12:30pm, Thursday, May 11th - Royal Orleans Ban-quet Center, St Louis, MO, 6:30pm. For more information, contact Paul Miller at 618-874-6605 or pmiller@unityesl.org.

Concordia University Scholarship for graduat-ing seniors and returning students attending a Concordia University. Trinity Men’s Club offers a scholarship to those students studying for a degree to serve in the ministry of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Requests to receive a scholarship MUST be received by the Men’s Club by April 1, 2017. Please turn in a written request to the church office, attention: Ed Cook.

Happenings at Trinity This Week

Today: Traditional Worship/HC ................................................................................... 8:00 a.m. Sunday School, Confirmation Classes, & Bible Class ..................................... 9:15 a.m. Contemporary Worship/HC ........................................................................... 10:30 a.m. Monday: ......................................................................................................................................... Tuesday: Bible Study ....................................................................................................... 9:30 a.m. Adult Bell Practice ........................................................................................... 6:00 p.m. Adult Choir Practice ......................................................................................... 7:00 p.m. Church Council meeting .................................................................................. 7:00 p.m. Wednesday: Absolution & Confession ................................................................................. 5:00 p.m. Lenten Dinner ................................................................................................... 5:30 p.m. Lenten Service .................................................................................................. 7:00 p.m. Thursday: Ladies Aid Quilting .......................................................................................... 9:30 a.m. Praise Band Practice ......................................................................................... 6:00 p.m. Dorcas Meeting ................................................................................................ 7:00 p.m. Friday: No School - Parent/Teacher Conferences ........................................................................ Saturday: Heart of an Eagle Hawaiian Luau Dinner Auction ..................................... 5:00p.m. Traditional Worship/HC ................................................................................... 5:30 p.m. Sunday: Traditional Worship/HC ................................................................................... 8:00 a.m. Sunday School, Confirmation Classes, & Bible Class ..................................... 9:15 a.m. Contemporary Worship/HC ........................................................................... 10:30 a.m. Senior High Youth Group ................................................................................ 7:00 p.m.

Bible Classes ALIVE Children’s Sunday School meets at

9:15 a.m. in various classrooms in the school. Someone will be in the hallway to answer any ques-tions you may have.

The Tuesday Morning Bible class meets in the Centennial Room at 9:30 a.m. The topic will be the Pericopes and will be led by Pastor Shank. Every-one is invited to attend.

Adult Bible Study at 9:15 a.m. on Sundays in the church lower level is taught by Pastor Shank. This Sunday will be a new study titled “What is Easter without Lent?” Come as we study Christ's gift to his bride the Church.

Adult Information Class… at 9:15am on Sun-days in the lower level. Welcome are any curious about what Lutherans believe and those desiring membership at Trinity Lutheran Church. You may inquire Pastor DeBlieck at 618.340.2566 or email at jdeblieck@trinitylutheranministries.org.

Junior Confirmation Class... 9:15 am (during the Sunday School hour).

Dawn Schnare is leading a study on Sundays at 9:15am in the School Media Center called “Lutheranism 101” - If you’re a lifelong Lutheran looking to dig deeper, new to Lutheranism and want answers, or are just curious about the Lutheran church—this study is for you! Easily get to know theology basics that won't make your brain hurt!

Eric Dunn and Adam Born are leading a study titled “Faith and Spirituality”. The study meets during Sunday School at 9:15am in the Centennial Room (lower level).

Small Group Bible Study The following is a list of the available Small Group Bible Studies. The group leaders are listed, their tele-phone numbers, who they are targeting and their study topics:

Curt Schumacher (618-830-3826) is leading a study of the book “No Wonder They Call Him the Sav-ior”. The group meets every other Sunday at 4:00 p.m.

The adult small group Bible study led by Lynn Koch (520-3327) is studying 1-2 Thessaloni-ans. We meet on Sunday evenings.

Ken & Rhonda Pape (618-980-7828) are leading a study on Biblical Parables and usually meets two nights each month. Call for more information.

Ralph & Sue Koenig (288-7486) are hosting a study of the book of Exodus. The group meets two Sun-days a month. Call for more information

Jim Harmon (656-9388) & Jan Arrneson (314-606-5703) lead a study titled “A Man Named Martin”. They meet on the 1st and 3rd Sundays at 6 pm. A new study begins in January. Call for location.

Please contact the group leaders for times and places.

Junior High Youth Group meets once a month on the last Wednesday of each month from 6-8pm.

Senior High Youth Group meets at Trinity on Sunday evenings at 7pm at Trinity. All High School students are welcome to join us for fun and fellowship!

Please contact Eric Dunn with youth group questions.

Parish Education Opportunities

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Crocheted Necklace Kits...Dorcas Night Crocheted Necklace Kits with instructions are available for $3 for anyone who missed the Dorcas night and would like one. See or call Pat Harmon at 656-9388. Various color options are available. Proceeds will support LWML mission grants.