Trinity Lutheran Church
Bringing the ancient & enduring to the modern world.
Upcoming Worship Schedule
October 10th & 11th
The Installation Service for Rev. Robert Hinckley will take place on Saturday, October 10th at 4:00pm.
Sunday, October 11th: Sunday School at 9:15am and Divine Service at 10:30am
We will resume our normal schedule on October 17th with Divine Service at 6:00pm on Saturday, Sunday School at 9:15am on Sunday, and Divine Service at 10:30am on Sunday.
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Get away from screens and the chaos of modern life to connect with something rooted and abiding. At Trinity, we gather weekly to receive the Word and Sacrament. We come to encounter Christ in the flesh, not in cyberspace. We welcome guests and would love to share with you the good news of our Lord, Jesus Christ.
Join us for Divine Service
Receive with us the gifts of our Lord Jesus embedded within the historic liturgy of the Church. Through the Divine Service, we encounter the Savior who transforms those whom He created and loves, so that we might realize all of the potential that He sees in us.
About Trinity Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran Church has been proclaiming the gospel in Knoxville, Iowa since 1946. As a member of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, we are grounded in a faith and tradition that has remained clear and consistent.
Our mission is to share God’s love with those around us. There is nothing as exciting as the gospel of Jesus Christ. Jesus is hope. Jesus is strength. Jesus is comfort.
Emmaus Conversations
Emmaus Conversations 1
I have titled these entries Emmaus Conversations, a title based on the wonderful story found in Luke 24. Two disciples walk along and kick ideas around in conversation. I want to just kick around some ideas with you. I want to plant seeds. I want to provoke reflection...
Liturgical Reflections
Liturgical Reflections 1
These reflections are intended to explore what it means to be liturgical. What do we mean by “the liturgy”? What is a “liturgical church”? What does the liturgy do? What are the liturgy’s limitations, or where can it break down? Can the liturgy become an idol? Moses...