Trinity Lutheran Church; Arendtsville, Pa

Welcome to worship! As we remember Jesus' death, we remember Jesus love. This is a love that does not condone the violence around him, but is also not defined by it. This is a love that never ends.

Welcome to worship! This evening, we remember the night Jesus share the Passover meal with his disciples, washed their feet, and centered their lives and moments in love. As they journey to the cross, and as we journey throughout our lives, this love carries us all.

Welcome to worship! On this Fifth Sunday in Lent, we celebrate the life and love we find in our baptisms, and like Jesus, we look to our past, present, and future to see the love of God in our lives.

Welcome to worship! On this Fourth Sunday in Lent, we hear of God's love for the whole world, and focus on the homegrown words of love that have stuck with us. However we feel, whether we want to hide our lives or live out in the open, we hear a love of God for us as we are, and are invited to share words of love with the friends, family, and world around us.

Welcome to worship! On this Third Sunday in Lent, we hear about Jesus clearing out the temple and remember that the most important things in life are not the things we build, but what we build for. God leads us to build and create out of love of God, and love of people.

Welcome to worship! On this Second Sunday in Lent, we hear of tension between Jesus' mission and Peter's understanding, and look for a similar stubbornness toward love in our own lives.

Welcome to worship! On the first Sunday in Lent, we focus on prayer, and the love of God that is the bedrock of our prayers.

Welcome to worship! On this Ash Wednesday, we enter the lenten journey with a focus on God's love and promises for us and the whole world.

Welcome to worship! Today we hear of Jesus healing Simon's mother-in-law - not just of fever, but of all that weighs her down. In our lives, as we hear Jesus calling us to follow, we ask for the same!

Welcome to worship! This Sunday, we hear of a time when the powerful goodness of Jesus was face to face with the brokenness of life. In this story, we have hope for our own lives in their highs and lows.

Welcome to worship! As we hear more about Jesus calling his disciples, we hear our own calling too. In this, we find a vast, open potential in our lives to experience new things, see new things, and follow God wherever God may lead.

Welcome to worship! As God calls Samuel and Jesus calls Nathanael, we too look in our own lives for the things that awe, and the even greater things of love, mercy, and forgiveness.

Welcome to worship! On this Sunday we remember Jesus' baptism, and celebrate the Spirit that sticks around, reminding us that we are loved and having that message melt into out hearts.

Merry Christmas! This evening, we remember and hold tight to good news - Love is born to us, a love for us and for all people. Thanks be to God!

Welcome to worship! This Third Sunday of Advent, we remember who we belong to, and the love of God for us and all people.

Welcome to worship! As we begin Advent, we remember that God has, is, and will draw near in this and every season.

Welcome to worship! In the parable this morning, we hear a story of confusion and fear when receiving gifts and talents, and seek a peaceful trust when sharing the love of God.

Welcome to worship! On All Saints Sunday, Trinity celebrates and remembers saints here and now with God, giving thanks for all God has done through one another.

Welcome to worship! This Sunday we celebrate Reformation Sunday, and the love of God that is the center of all we do in our lives.

Welcome to worship! This Sunday, we remember the escalating parables of the past few weeks, and find at the end of it all Jesus keeping the love of God for us and all people at the center.