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Women’s History Month continues as we celebrate the profound contributions of women in hymnody, art, and sacred music.

We begin each Saturday with a warm beverage welcome... Let's have coffee!

Explore First Fruits by Rev. Lauren Wright Pittman and the music of Heather Sorenson as we honor women's creativity in worship.

March is National Reading Month, a time dedicated to fostering a love for reading and promoting literacy for all ages.

Our pantry served 74 Neighbors, 2 families and 4 dogs this morning.

This week, we reflect on Transfiguration by Lauren Wright Pittman and a hymn by Karen Black—expressions of faith through art and music.

Eating disorders affect more than 28 million Americans in their lifetimes.

It was all about the numbers this morning. Our pantry served at least 95 Neighbors!

Celebrate Black History Month with Alma Thomas's vibrant art and the enduring hope of "This Little Light of Mine."

Transform the world with kindness! Celebrate Random Acts of Kindness Day by spreading love and hope—one small act at a time. 💛

This Sunday, explore Laura James' vibrant art and sing "Lift Every Voice and Sing," a hymn of hope and unity.

Celebrate the achievements of women in STEM and encourage the next generation of girls to explore, learn, and lead in science! 🔬✨

At Trinity Lutheran Church & Schools, we recognize the importance of caring for our bodies, including our teeth and gums.

Celebrate Black History Month with art by Cassandra Gillens and the hymn "Give God All the Praise" by Mark A. Miller.

Sometimes we just need the promise of sanctuary

Today is World Cancer Day. Join us in prayer, learning, and action as we support those affected by cancer with hope and compassion.

We call it Neighbors in Need Saturday Morning, but the reality is that Neighbors in Need is busy every day of the week.

Nearly half of our Neighbor guests had never attended before.

This morning's burritos were the gift of our team form Holy Rosary Catholic Church.

Our Neighbors were happy to be inside where they could comfortably visit while enjoying hot coffee or chocolate