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In this Christmas message, Pastor Hector reflects on the angels’ words, “Do not be afraid.”

Poem/blessing for the Longest Night by David Horton

On the First Sunday of Christmas, our regular Sunday worship gathering will be replaced with Brunch Church—a relaxed, table-centered worship experience shaped by our What Do You Fear? worship series.

Through worship, prayer, art, study, and song, we’ll explore the fears that shape our world and the divine hope that refuses to let fear have the final word.

Each November, Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month invites us to recognize the millions of people living with Alzheimer’s and to stand alongside their families and caregivers in compassion and hope.

Each November, International Stress Awareness Week invites us to reflect on the pressures of modern life and to take active steps toward balance and peace.

Pemco fed the multitudes this morning! Knowing that our guest count is bound to increase, the Pemco team prepared double quantities.

Each October, we observe National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, recognizing the devastating impact of abuse in all its forms — physical, emotional, psychological, sexual, and financial.

October 26 is Intersex Awareness Day, commemorating the first public demonstration by intersex people in 1996.

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Time is a limited quantity and I want my time to count. I want my time to be spent showing the love that I have for my “community”.

When I think about my journey as an immigrant, a son, a husband, and a father, I realize how much my faith has carried me through.

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In this short video, Pastor Hector introduces the initiative and invites the congregation to join in a journey of gratitude, prayer, and commitment.

Living Generously, Loving Boldly is grounded in the belief that our response to God’s grace is never about obligation — it is about embodying God’s love in every part of our lives. Paul’s reminder to the Galatians still speaks to us: faith comes alive when it shows up in generosity, compassion, courage, hospitality, and community. Whether we give of our finances, our time, our prayers, or our presence — each act becomes part of the Spirit’s work through us.

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Dear siblings in Christ, As you know, Trinity has been walking a discernment journey for almost twelve months. This process began in the...

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Observed every year on August 30, National Grief Awareness Day encourages open conversations about loss and provides support for those navigating grief.

NOTE THE NEW DATE FOR SESSION II. Join Pastor Hector and other congregational leaders in exploring what it means to follow Christ and join in God’s mission through the ministries of Trinity Lutheran Church & Schools.