Do You Have Plans For Summer Camp?

Welcome to Trinity Lutheran School Summer Camp 2011!

Trinity Lutheran School provides a summer program for our school families as well as our community in a well supervised, nurturing environment with many special activities including field trips (in-house & off-campus), hikes, outside play, crafts, water fun, and cooking.

This year’s camp will begin one week after school dismisses for the year on June 10, 2011. It will run for nine consecutive weeks, beginning June 20th and ending on August 19th approximately one week before school resumes on August 30, 2011.

We look forward to an exciting, varied program this summer, interspersed with new field trip experiences every week. If you need a safe, comfortable, & stimulating atmosphere for your child to spend their summer days, please consider Trinity’s Summer Camp 2011!

Thank You,

Trinity Lutheran School Administration Summer Camp Director

Click here for more information.

Coming Up At Trinity

February 20: Trinity Salutes Chaplain Berteau

Chaplain Berteau will be our guest pastor on Sunday, Feb. 20. Pastor Smith will be out of town. It will give us an opportunity to recognize Chaplain Berteau for his service to Trinity as vacancy pastor for 1 ½ years.

Those wishing to contribute to an appreciation gift are invited to do so. Make your checks payable to Trinity Lutheran Church and put in one of the special envelopes for designated offerings found in the pew racks. Clearly mark it for the Berteau appreciation gift. Please turn in your contribution by next Sunday, Feb. 13, if possible, or mail it to the church office by Wednesday, Feb. 16.

February 24: Senior Ministry Celebrates St. Mathias Festival

Everyone is invited to a special Communion Worship Service on Thursday, Feb. 24, at 11 a.m. It will be in observance of the Feast of St. Mathias. Luncheon will follow with a presentation on St. Mathias by Pastor Smith.

The service focus will be a commemoration of God’s choosing of the first apostle after Christ’s death that showed God’s eternal promises fulfilled and the founding of His church on earth.? The luncheon discussion will focus on the controversy surrounding the selection of Matthias as an apostle and the later disputed works of the Gospel of Matthias and Traditions of Matthias.

Seniors who need assistance with transportation can email Sharon Plawin

Revolutionize Your Marriage

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Our Story

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Inspire Me!

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Calling all military!

Are you part of the Trinity family and part of the military (active duty, retired, reserved or family)?

We are starting a new military ministry and would like to get a picture of all the military that is already a part of the Trinity family. Be in the sanctuary at 9:40am (after first service but before Bible class) so we can get a group picture. You can wear your uniform or come in your civilian clothes. It will also be a chance to talk to Errol Jennings who is heading up this new outreach.

Questions? Call the church office at 489-2551 or e-mail [email protected].

Valentine’s Day Spaghetti Dinner

You’re Invited!

Valentine’s Day Spaghetti Dinner

Date: February 12, 2011
Time: 6:00 P.M.
Place: Belvedere Hall
Cost:

  • $15 – per immediate family
  • $ 7 – adults
  • $5 – children 6-12 years old
  • 5 and under free

Join us for an evening of fellowship this Valentine’s Day weekend. Proceeds will benefit Special Ministries projects and partners such as Virginia Supportive Houseing, Lutheran World Relief, and the Lutheran Malaria Initiative.

Email Thomas Litchford or Patty Malone with any questions, or if you’d like to help.

No Food for Thought Feb. 6

There will be no Food for Thought gathering this coming Sunday, the 6th, due to the Superbowl.

Our next gathering will be February 20. We will watch the film The Social Network. The film is a very clear expression of our culture’s modern day priorities and motivations. It’s also just a great story.

Food for Thought meets the first and third Sundays of each month from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. for dinner and conversation about today’s issues from a Christian perspective.

Lutheran Malaria Initiative

Malaria claims one million lives every year. It’s a treatable, preventable disease, but it causes the deaths of a million people. A donation of just $10 will provide a mosquito net for a family that can help prevent the contraction of malaria.

Lutheran Malaria Inititative (LMI) is a partnership of Lutheran World Relief and The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod to spread awareness to U.S. Lutherans in the worldwide effort to end malaria fatalities in Africa by 2015.

Click here to visit the LMI website and learn more about how you can help.