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Corner of Penn Avenue
and Clinton Street
Welcome to Holy Trinity
Parking
is available in front of the church and in the parking lot on Clinton Street
across the street from the church. The church is accessible to
persons with disabilities and mobility issues through the doors on Clinton Street. A ramp leads to an entrance that has a chair lift (a lift
that has its own chair) which can transport persons to the level of
the worship space. On the worship level are two wheelchair accessible rest
rooms.
Holy Trinity Worship
Information
Saturday Holy Communion: 5:30 p.m.
Sunday Holy Communion: 8:00 a.m. and 10:45
a.m. (nursery available during the 10:45 a.m. service)
Sunday Church School: There are classes for ages 3 through adult
September through May.
Corporate Confession as part of Worship,
Individual Confession and Forgiveness: Any time by appointment
Baptism: Please call the Church Office to request a consultation
with the pastor.
Marriage: Please call the Church Office to request a consultation
with the pastor. There is a four month
Preparation Program prior to the wedding.
Anointing of the Sick: Held the first Saturday of the month during the
Saturday evening liturgy. Call to
schedule prayer at the church with the Pastor prior to hospitalization. Please notify the Office when someone is
hospitalized or seriously ill. Emergency calls anytime. Please contact the Church office.
Becoming a Lutheran: A series of “Visits with the Pastor,” along with others interested in joining, in order to prepare for membership. There is no obligation to join following these visits.
Holy Trinity Mission Statement
Holy
Trinity Lutheran Church commits itself to sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ
for the benefit of the Church and the world.
Holy Trinity Vision Statement
Holy
Trinity Lutheran Church, a congregation of The Evangelical Lutheran Church in
America and ecumenical partner with other Christian Churches, draws its life
from God’s grace through Word, Bath and Meal. We will teach the
congregation, young and old, so that informed biblically and doctrinally it
will be equipped to be a teaching congregation for the benefit of the larger
church and world. The congregation celebrates both the Church and
world as God’s creation through which God has been and will continue to be
active. The congregation will reach out to share the Gospel of Jesus
Christ, crucified and risen, with all people without regard to race, ethnic
origin, gender, economic status, sexual orientation, or any other human category.
We will equip people through liturgical music/worship, prayer, staffing, small
groups and study to embody the Gospel in thought, word and deed. We
celebrate the presence of God's Spirit working through us as we give ourselves,
our time and our possessions to the Glory of God and the welfare of
God's people.
Brief History of Holy Trinity