Our youth chalked the sidewalks of our church and school last weekend to show those in and outside of our community that they are loved by God and welcomed by our church family. You can do small acts of inclusion too…every bit of kindness matters.
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Ten Reasons Why Lutherans Care for All Creation
As Trinity’s RIC 12 Months of Awareness and Action project for 2026 continues, April is Earth & Environmental Stewardship Awareness ...
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What does it mean to be "reconciling" in the context of the Christian faith? This morning, a fellow church member prompted me to e...
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One of our congregants provided this tool, the Wheel of Privilege and Power, for our continued discussion on examining our biases. The follo... -
The following is the text of a video shared by the ELCA and our current Presiding Bishop, Elizabeth Eaton. It offers a great general overvi...
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