Welcome to Trinity
All Are Welcome!
MISSION STATEMENT
Trinity Lutheran Church is a Christian community Gathered by God, Living in grace, Called to love and serve.
We do this through:
Worship –Meeting Christ in Word and sacraments
Hospitality –Welcoming all people into worship and fellowship
Congregational Life –Nurturing the community of faith through faith formation, spiritual growth, building relationships, and caring for one another
Faith In Action-Spreading God’s love through word and service in the community and worship
Sunday Worship Time:
9:00am Holy Communion
Worship is now online on Trinity’s YouTube channel.
In Porter County- community level is Low.
- · If Green (low transmission), mask wearing is voluntary based on individual choice with one exception. Since the Choir Loft is a small, confined area with no air circulation, masking will continue to be required for anyone singing from/ the Choir Loft.
Announcements
Parish News
TUESDAY NIGHT YOGA
With Trinity opening up again, Health Ministry is excited to start our popular Yoga class with instructor Susan Rizer.
News From Stephen Ministry
Ann Baas
Holding Each Other In Prayer
*Names will remain on the prayer list for 4 weeks. If you would like them to remain on the list longer, please contact the office.**
Lauren Mache
Keith Gingerich
Lois Scheerer
Susan Swanson
Phyllis Kersten
Thomas Reichler
Lois Stanley
Eden Preston
Nikki Garwood
Barbara Baldwin
(Niece of Anna Mae Wheeland)
Dolores Steil
(mother of Valerie Steil)
Karen and Bobby
(niece and nephew of Judy Phillips)
Holly Forker
Sandi Anderson
(wife of Chuck)
Maxwell Renehan
(son of Michael and Kirsten)
Dorsey
(daughter of Annamae Wheeland)
Natalie
(friend of Abby)
Brian
(husband of Lu Krieger-Blake)
Ginger
(step-mother of Melinda Henry)
Erik and Family
Brandon
(son-in-law of the Eichhorn’s)
David Lauridsen & Family
(brother of Kirsten Renehan)
August closed out after serving 191 families providing food for 434 people. 68 Kid’s Kits were given out which totaled 214 provided during the 3 summer months. Bean salad kits, macaroni/chicken salad kits and cottage pie kits have been assembled and offered. All seem to be well received. Lots of fresh vegetables from family gardens have been shared with the pantry. Some have even been shared with the customers at The Shop. Although supplies and monetary donations are still being generously given the basics and ‘extras’ are always appreciated. With allergies being activated by fall pollens tissues are very welcome. Paper towels and toilet paper are other paper items always needed. Basic foods like cereal, tuna in water, peanut butter, rice, canned spaghetti sauce and pork ‘n’ beans/baked beans are always on the pantry list. “If you use it – pantry clients probably need it” is a good rule for deciding what to send to the pantry.
Thanks for any and all help,
Nan (founder) (219) 462-6169; Sharon (219) 464-1764
Trinity Lutheran Church, Valparaiso is proud to be a Reconciled In Christ congregation, welcoming people of all gender identities and sexual orientations as part of this community of the people of God.
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- Trinity Lutheran Church
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- 201 N. Washington Street
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- Valparaiso, Indiana 46383
- (219) 462-9624