8:30 a.m. Mass - a traditional service complete with a chancel choir and pipe organ guaranteed to arouse the Holy Spirit within you!  Visitors have referred to our traditional offering as nothing short of “spiritually breathtaking.” Pastor Guiser’s sermons provide real world relevancy yet are grounded in Biblical foundations. Monthly, the bell choir shares its gifts with the congregation as does the children’s choir from time to time. Prepare to be inspired!

      11:00 a.m. Mass - our contemporary worship offering featuring Trinity’s own “Praise Band.”  The band members range in experience from teens to those that have been singing for several years.  Although the sermons are grounded in Biblical foundations, they provide real world relevancy and have a tendency to become a bit interactive – come and experience worship! 

Go in peace – serve the Lord is the command given at the end of both services, a reminder to everyone of what we need to do as disciples of Jesus.

For diversity, we have guest preachers from time to time including lay preachers from our own congregation.  Pastor Dr. Asha George Guiser preaches monthly at both services as well.  Pastor Asha was the first Asian woman ever ordained in the Lutheran Church and brings a unique perspective to the pulpit.

At both  Sunday masses, alll persons are welcome to come forward for a communion blessing.  Baptized Christians are welcome to receive Holy Communion and non-alcoholic wine is used at all Masses.  Children are especially encouraged to come forward.  Please join us for either service and spend time in community at Trinity!        

Want to get personally involved in worship?  Have we got an opportunity for you!  We believe everyone should have an opportunity to participate in worship as it provides a new and different perspective.  On average, ten people from the congregation serve the Lord by participating in the mass.  See the drop down menus for opportunities to get personally involved and spiritually fulfilled!  Remember adults – our youth look to us to lead – if we volunteer to serve – they are more apt to serve as well.