We are more than half-way through Operation Arctic. At Trinity Lutheran Church, we are so thankful to have so many children with us. Jesus said, “let the little children come to me and do not hinder them” (Matthew 19:14). It … Read More
Day 2 of Operation Arctic is behind us. It was another fun-filled day making new friends and discovering how the Bible is God’s coolest book ever. During today’s skit, we were introduced to the “bad guys”: Bobbie, Rico, and Ralphie … Read More
Flint International Friends ministry is preparing to welcome international students with a practical and helpful gift. When international students arrive for new student orientation at the University of Michigan – Flint, volunteers from Flint International Friends Association will be there … Read More
This next weekend is Palm Sunday. The day begins Holy Week – the climax of the Lenten Season. Holy Week includes special times of worship designed to help us understand and appreciate the price Jesus paid for our salvation. This … Read More
This morning I had the opportunity to sit down with Mary Weeden who serves as Trinity’s Family Promise coordinator and Lindsay Moore, Network Director of Family Promise of Genesee County. During this meeting in my study we had the pleasure … Read More
In early 2014, members of Trinity Lutheran Church welcomed our first Family Promise guests. Since that first week, dozens of our members have contributed their time and gifts to help local families who are going through a time of homelessness. … Read More
“The facts are stark,” he explained. “Christians make up a smaller and smaller proportion of the American population every year (down to just 71 percent this year). Every district of the LCMS has experienced numerical decline in the past decade … Read More
They were stories that changed the world. Two millennia ago Jesus of Nazareth taught big ideas through some small stories called parables. The parables contain eternal truths that can change one’s life. These parables were contemporary for Jesus’ original audience … Read More
Join us on Friday, March 24 at 6:00 PM for “Footsteps to the Cross”. Koiné will lead us in this meaningful and inspiring Lenten experience through Scripture, music, and multimedia.
Most of us who are life-long Lutherans received communion for the first time when we were confirmed in the eighth grade. I never questioned the timing of confirmation or first communion. It was just something that took place when members … Read More