Frequently asked questions about Trinity.
- Can I bring my child to church services?
- What are your practices in regards to the Lord’s Supper?
- Is the fellowship hall, kitchen, or a classroom to rent?
- Are non members able to participate in the mission trips or other activities that Trinity sponsors?
- Who do I contact if we want to get married at Trinity?
Can I bring my child to church services?
There are nursery facilities where you can leave your young children. Crying babies can be taken out of the sanctuary to the overlook room so you can still watch and hear the service.
What are your practices in regard to the Lord’s Supper?
We believe Scripture teaches the Lord’s Supper is a precious gift of God in which Christ gives us His true body and blood (in a miraculous way), together with the bread and wine, for the forgiveness of our sins and the strengthening of our faith.
Because the Bible teaches that this Sacrament may also be spiritually harmful if misused and that participation in the Lord’s Supper is an act of confession of faith, we ordinarily commune only those who have been instructed in the teachings of our church (the Lutheran Church – Missouri Synod) and who have confessed their faith in these teachings.
Is the fellowship hall, kitchen, or a classroom to rent?
Officially we cannot charge rent for use of the building, but we can take donations for use of the building. Contact Katy and she can check the calendar for availability of space.
Are non members able to participate in the mission trips or other activities that Trinity sponsors?
Non members are most welcome to participate in any of the activities and mission trips offered through Trinity. We are excited that you want to use your time and talents to help others in practical ways.
Who do I contact if we want to get married at Trinity?
You can contact Pastor Mike for details.