 |
| | | Trinity Lutheran Church - Gaylord, MI |
|
At Trinity Lutheran Church we are "Experiencing the Heart of God." Founded in 1946, our church is located on South Otsego Ave. in Gaylord, MI. Our pastor is Rev. Todd Brunworth, and our secretary is Kathy Erat. Members of Trinity strive to reach out with the love of Christ to the community and to each other. They join many different groups, including the Youth Group, Ladies Guild, Kut-Ups, Outreach, Stewardship, Sunday School, Council, Choir, LWML, and many different Bible study groups. We have four home Bible studies currently in progress. We also operate a Lutheran preschool in our building. Trinity's Outreach committee sponsors many fun activities and outings, welcoming participation by members and non-members alike. Our vision is to grow a strong community of believers who are "experiencing the heart of God" with us as we are transformed by Christ to fufill our God-given purposes in Him. Our purpose is to worship the Lord Jesus, to bring our members into Christ-like maturity, and to equip them through Word and Sacrament for their mission and ministry. We go heart to heart into the world to live for Jesus and share His love, caring for one another, and bringing the lost into a relationship with Christ, by the working of the Holy Spirit. We hope to see you in our church soon! |
|
Items offered to assist you while visiting:
Quiet Activity Bags are available for young children to use during the church service. You may pick up a bag from an usher. Please return it to the usher at the end of the service, or put it in the “returns” tub. We have assisted listening system equipment. If you have difficulty hearing the service and would like to use our equipment, please see an usher or elder on duty. Please sign out the receiver and return it as you leave the service. |
| |
Ways to Help at Trinity - Groceries
Save the labels from Campbell Soup products.
Place them in the basket on a table in the Fellowship Hall.
Once a year these are sent to the Detroit Lutheran Special Education Ministries, or to Bethesda at Watertown, WI. The school then redeems the labels for equipment used in their ministry.
Save your Spartan labels. Each Spartan label with the UPC code on it is worth 2 cents when turned in to Glen’s by our Ladies’ Guild. A collection bin for these labels is in the Fellowship Hall.
Community Pantry
Non-perishable foods can be placed in a basket in the Fellowship Hall.
The third Sunday of each month the foods are taken to the Community Food Pantry, where they are used to help the needy in our Gaylord/Otsego County area. Distribution is made through a community agency.
|
| | | |
| |
