Worship Schedule & Office Hours
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Sunday Worship Time:
8:00 a.m. & 10:30a.m. Sunday School 9:15 a.m. The 10:30am service is livestreamed Office Hours: 9:00 am- 4:00 pm Monday through Friday * There will be only one service at 9:15am and no Sunday School on the following Sundays: December 24, 2023 - 4th Sunday in Advent December 31, 2023 |
Worship Resources
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Advent 2023 - "Why Wait"
The season of Advent is often known for haunting melodies, apocalyptic imaginations, longing for change, and a whole lot of waiting. But what if Advent is more about a demand, an immediate and urgent call for something different? This Advent, we are going to approach the season a little differently. Scripture promises us that Jesus is always in our midst—so “Why Wait?” As we prepare our hearts and minds to celebrate seeing Jesus come among us as a tiny baby, we can also actively look for Jesus in the here and now.
With our weekly themes of “Come Now,” “Comfort Now,” “Lament Now,” and “Peace Now,” we will explore together all the ways Jesus is already active in our lives every day. We pray that while reflecting on these themes, you will better recognize God’s presence in your life. And we hope that through this practice, your celebration of Jesus’ Incarnation may be made even more meaningful.
Advent Midweek Services:
Wednesday, December 6, 2023 at 7pm - Holden Evening Prayer
Wednesday, December 13, 2023 at 7pm - Holden Evening Prayer
With our weekly themes of “Come Now,” “Comfort Now,” “Lament Now,” and “Peace Now,” we will explore together all the ways Jesus is already active in our lives every day. We pray that while reflecting on these themes, you will better recognize God’s presence in your life. And we hope that through this practice, your celebration of Jesus’ Incarnation may be made even more meaningful.
Advent Midweek Services:
Wednesday, December 6, 2023 at 7pm - Holden Evening Prayer
Wednesday, December 13, 2023 at 7pm - Holden Evening Prayer
Wednesday, December 20, 2023 at 7pm
The weeks leading up to Christmas are often marked by expressions of joy, excitement, and happiness. It’s a time for family to gather and for churches to worship, pointing to the hope that is found in the coming of the Christ child. We need to remember that for some people those feelings of joy and excitement can often be overshadowed by pain and grief during this time of the year. That pain may include grief over the loss of a loved one, struggling with mental health issues, missing family, and many other factors. The Longest Night service is designed to leave space to acknowledge the difficulty this time of year can bring in people’s lives, and to offer our cares and grief to God. Please join us.
Trindle Spring "Spirit Store" |
2024 Congregational Retreat |
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You can now purchase Trindle Spring Lutheran Church branded
apparel and accessories from online Spirit Store. |
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The Congregational Retreat will be held February 23-25, starting Friday evening, and concluding on Sunday
afternoon, February 25th, at Camp Nawakwa. Get to know other members of the congregation. Spend time with others and/or with the Lord. Learn more |
Upcoming Events
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CONVENIENT ONLINE GIVING THROUGH VANCO! |
A convenient alternative to writing checks.
If you're writing checks and preparing envelopes every week, you may find it more convenient to give online. In a few short minutes, you can make a one-time gift or set up donation(s) that will process automatically on a recurring basis. Recurring donations are convenient and provide our church with much needed consistent support throughout the year. FOR SECURITY PURPOSES YOUR PASSWORD WILL EXPIRE AFTER 90 DAYS AND YOU WILL NEED TO RESET IT TO LOG IN. |