Services
We Believe in the Communion of Saints
From its inception, the gathering of Jesus’ disciples has been a live event with real, flesh and blood persons making themselves present to and for one another. This vital aspect of Christian living is the source by which we are refreshed and renewed, so that we might bear the love of God into the world around us.
What is the Divine Service?
The Divine Service is the essential function of the Church, the sine qua non at which the baptized in Christ gather together to partake in the body and blood of Jesus Christ at his table. The liturgical structure of the service leads methodically toward this feast of friendship. Everything else orbits around and takes its meaning from the Divine Service.
Liturgical Worship
The liturgy is the setting of sung and spoken prayers through which we are led to receive God’s gifts in the sacraments. Rooted in antiquity, the liturgy is timeless, vibrant, and relevant to our Christian faith today.
Experience Divine Service
Our Lord’s Last Supper is the template for Christian worship and offers a foretaste to the marriage feast of the Lamb that has no end.
Worship Schedule
Regular Service Times
From the first Sunday after Labor Day weekend through the last Sunday before Memorial Day weekend.
Saturday
at 6:00pm – Divine Service
Sunday
9:15am – Christian Education for children and adults
10:30am – Divine Service
Summer Service Times
Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend.
Saturday
6:00pm – Divine Service
Sunday
9:30am – Divine Service
Special Services
Midweek services are offered on Wednesday mornings and evenings during Advent and Lent.
Special services are also held:
Christmas Services
Christmas Eve & Christmas Day
Holy Week Services
Maundy Thursday, Good Friday,
Easter Vigil, Easter Sunrise,
Easter Day
Service Livestream
Special circumstances sometimes prohibit a person’s live, in-person attendance at Divine Service. We offer livestreams and recordings of our Sunday morning services, not as a substitute for participation in Divine Service, but as a provision for those whose circumstances constrain their ability to attend. The Eucharist, the centerpiece of Divine Service and lifeblood of the Christian, can and will be brought to you upon your request to the Pastor.
Watch Live
The Sunday morning Divine Service will be live streamed. To watch live tune in to the live stream during the service time.
Our Channel
After the service has ended, the Divine Service videos can be watched on Trinity’s YouTube channel using the button below.
Individual Spiritual Care
While corporate worship is a bedrock, individualized, compassionate spiritual care is also precious to us. If you are in need of counseling, physical assistance, or conviviality over a cup of coffee or tea, do not hesitate to contact Pastor Picard to make your request known.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I attend services if I'm not a Lutheran?
Of course! We welcome people of all backgrounds to hear the Gospel. 
Is there parking available at the church?
Yes, we have ample parking available for all visitors. Our parking lot is conveniently located adjacent to the church building.
What should I do if I would like to receive communion?
If you are not a member of Trinity but would like to receive communion, we ask that you speak to the Pastor before the start of the service.
What should I expect when visiting for the first time?
- Simple, traditional, liturgical worship
- Small town, friendly atmosphere
- Multi-generational community
- Screen-free environment
- No high-pressure sales job
- No being put on the spot as a visitor
Is there a dress code for attending services?
We encourage people to dress as they feel comfortable and appropriate for worship. Whether you prefer casual or formal attire, you are welcome to join us for Divine Service.
can I speak with the Pastor about personal matters?
Pastor is available for personal meetings and spiritual guidance. Please contact Pastor Picard directly to arrange a meeting.
Are children welcome at services?
We welcome and desire children’s presence at Divine Service. It is the thread that we hold onto from birth until death. It is our hope that children are a part of Divine Service so that the liturgy can become a part of them. It is for everyone.
Is the church accessible for people with disabilities?
Yes, our facilities are accessible to all. We strive to accommodate everyone and ensure a welcoming environment for all visitors
How can I learn more about Lutheran beliefs or become a member?
We encourage you to speak with Pastor Picard or visit the LCMS website for more information on Lutheran beliefs and practices. If you’re interested in becoming a member, please speak with Pastor Picard.