Plan your first visit

There’s no dress code—come as you are.
Some of our members wear suits or dresses; others wear jeans or polos. Whether you’re dressed formally or casually, you’ll be welcomed. What matters most is that you’re here.

Our worship follows the historic liturgy of the Church, centered on God’s Word and Sacraments. You can expect:

• Scripture readings from both Old and New Testaments
• Preaching that proclaims Jesus Christ crucified and risen
• Confession and Absolution (forgiveness of sins)
• The Lord’s Supper celebrated every Sunday

We use a printed bulletin to guide the service, making it easy to follow along—even if you're new. Hymns are sung from the Lutheran Service Book, usually with organ accompaniment.

The Divine Service lasts about 60 to 75 minutes.
Worship at Trinity is reverent, joyful, and unhurried.

Yes—absolutely!
Children are part of the Church, and we welcome their presence in worship. 

Nope.
We won’t make you stand up or introduce yourself. You're our guest, and we’re simply glad you’re here. If you'd like to let us know you visited, we have a visitor card available in the pew.

After the service, you're invited to stay for coffee, refreshments, and fellowship. This is a great time to meet others and learn more about life at Trinity. We also offer Sunday School for children and Adult Bible Study following the service.

No—everyone is welcome to attend our services.
We do, however, take the Lord’s Supper seriously. Because of our commitment to the unity of faith confessed at the altar, we practice closed communion. If you are not a member of a Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod (LCMS) congregation, we kindly ask that you speak with the pastor before communing.