Your gifts in support of Lutheran Disaster Response help our Church provide immediate relief, such as water, clothing, gift cards, tarps and other needs. Since many hurricanes also require a long-term response, Lutheran Disaster Response provides support on the long road to recovery with disaster case management, construction management, unmet needs, and emotional and spiritual care. Click the link to give directly.
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We believe that
With God We Can!
If you are looking for a place where you are always welcome - not judged by what you wear, how much you have or where you live; a place where you can share your beliefs, grow in faith, express your doubts and live as Church not just on Sunday but every day, please accept this invitation to come to Trinity Lutheran Church.
Join us for Worship on Sundays ~ Worship at 10:00 am
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Join us for Worship on Sundays ~ Worship at 10:00 am 〰️
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Join us for Worship!
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Please meet at 11:00 am!
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Join us as we discuss Camino Ghost by John Grisham.
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Sign up in the Gathering Space. Please be at First Presbyterian by 10:00 am to begin your route.
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Join us for Worship!
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Join us at 11:00 am for a discussion of Katharina and Martin Luther: The Radical Marriage of a Runaway Non and Renegade Monk by Michelle DeRusha.
September 17, 2023 - Reverend Alice Johnson-Curl receives a Solidarity Grant of $20,000 from Lutheran Disaster Response Carolinas to support the recovery efforts in the Dortches, North Carolina, community after the devastating tornado of July 19, 2023. We are honored to partner in this important ministry as we serve our community with the coalition of Trinity Lutheran Church, Lakeside Baptist Church, and the Town of Dortches. We appreciate the commitment of the North Carolina Synod, the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, and LDR-Carolinas to support the recovery.
Pictured: Reverend Ruth Ann Sipe, Reverend Alice Johnson-Curl, Reverend Ray Sipe