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Welcome to Trinity Lutheran Church!
Whether you’re just visiting the area, recently moved here, or have been a lifelong resident, we would love to have you join us this weekend.
Join Us This Sunday
- Time: 9:00 AM
- What to Expect: Divine Service & Bible Study
In God's Word and worship, He has promised to be truly present among His people, bestowing on us His very life and salvation. You are always welcome here, and we would be delighted to meet you!
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WORSHIP FOR 11/08
The Gospel Prepares Us for Our Heavenly Bridegroom’s Coming. Our betrothal to Christ occurred with our coming to faith and Baptism (2 Corinthians 11:2), but the solemnization and consummation of the Church’s marriage to Him will take place at His Second Coming (Revelation 19:5-9). In order for the “lamps” of our lives to burn brightly to God’s glory, we must be filled with the “oil” of His grace, through faith in our Bridegroom, Jesus Christ (Matthew 25:1-4). Therefore, as we await His coming, wisdom directs us “to the dealers” (Matthew 25:9), that is, to the Gospel ministers of His Word and Sacraments. Thus, the Church’s preparations for her marriage as the Bride of Christ are not the result of her own efforts but of His grace and Spirit. For the saints’ righteous deeds with which she is adorned are “granted” to her by God (Revelation 19:8), not her own human achievement. While we wait upon the Lord we “encourage one another with these words” (1 Thessalonians 4:18). Waking or sleeping, we are prepared to meet Him when He comes “with a cry of command, with the voice of an archangel, and with the trumpet call of God,” and “so we shall be forever with the Lord” (1 Thessalonians 4:16-17).
ADULT BIBLE CLASS ON GENESIS
The Apostle Paul says in Romans 15:4, “Everything that was written in the past was written to teach us.” However, sometimes we learn what not to do from the bad example of the saints of old. An extreme instance is Abraham and Sarah engaging in polygamy with Hagar! That example—and the awful way it all turned out—is not meant for us to follow, but rather to teach us to avoid such harmful and foolish sins. Stay for Adult Bible Class after worship Sunday in the Fellowship Hall as we consider this and other topics in our study of Genesis—Book of Beginnings.
NO MIDWEEK MATINS DURING ADVENT
The final Midweek Matins and Men’s and Women’s Bible Studies for 2026 will be on Wednesday, November 11. The regular schedule of Midweek Matins and Men’s and Women’s Bible Studies will resume in the New Year on January 13.
