Trinity Lutheran Church is a family of followers of Jesus Christ, committed to sharing the Gospel, and graciously serving all of God’s people with love and hospitality.
A Word From the Trinity Lutheran Church Office…
Effective immediately, our entire campus will be closed and all events, Bible studies, and gatherings will be canceled.
The church office will be closed until further notice.
Robin Edgeman – robin@trinityfreeland.org
Karl Olsen – karl@trinityfreeland.org
Deacon Amy O’Collins – amytlcyouth@gmail.com
Shaleen Camery-Hoggatt – shaleench@gmail.com
Lana Johnson – admin@trinityfreeland.org
An email was sent out to the congregation outlining our plan for delivering groceries to our shut-in population.
Your staff will continue to have daily communication with the congregation by email and on Facebook.
Pastor Jim and Your TLC Staff
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Fighting the Crisis on Two Fronts
Today's Word from Pastor Jim April is here. Thank God that we made it through March. March came in like a lion and never really backed off. March was marked by disruption, uncertainty, shock, fear, and finally, isolation. Church, sports, school, all things social,...
Loss in a Time of Isolation
Today's Word from Pastor JimWe are all experiencing loss in this time of isolation. I remember quite vividly January of 1997. My best friend, mentor, golf partner, and father, Harold Lindus, was dying of cancer. I had made plans to be with him later in the...
It’s a Small World After All
Today's Word from Pastor Jim When we are born, our world is very small. The whole world revolves around the comfort and nourishment of our mother’s breast, and a place to lay our head in slumber. Newborn babies sleep about 17 hours a day. In the opening months of our...
Where Are You?
Today's Word from Pastor Jim “All who believed were together and had all things in common, they would sell their possessions and goods and distribute the proceeds to all as any had need.” The Second Chapter of Acts. Last week I asked a very simple question: “What day...
Priesthood of All Believers
Today's Word from Pastor Jim I have spent most of my life eating fruit from trees that I did not plant. If everyone were like me, we would have a lot of interesting little anecdotes to amuse us as we died of starvation. I have never planted a crop in my life, and yet...
In the Beginning of the Beginning
Today's Word from Pastor Jim“In the beginning God created the heaven and earth.” Genesis 1:1“In the beginning of the beginning that is always beginning, God created the creation that is still.” A more literal translation of the Hebrew Genesis 1:1If God created all...
Your Church Staff Keeps Working
Today's Word from Pastor JimYour Church Staff keeps working! We determined if Home Depot is essential to the people of Washington, then so is our work. Believe me, we are taking this virus very seriously. We are not meeting face-to-face. Our campus is...
Can Anyone Tell Me What Day it is?
Today's Word from Pastor Jim I am finding this whole coronavirus experience to be very disorienting. I wake up in the morning and I am not always sure what day it is, or what it is that I am to be doing. My entire adult life has revolved around the rhythm of church....
A Journey of a Thousand Miles Begins with a Single Step
Today's Word from Pastor Jim“Let us not grow weary in doing what is right, for we will reap at harvest time if we do not give up.” Galatians 6:9If you are getting weary, raise your hand. Come on, be honest. This daily diet of isolation, gloom, and doom...
We are a group of imperfect people who are grateful to be held in God’s grace… a family of believers seeking to grow in God’s love and to share that love through living intentional Christian lives.
We are a congregation of more than 1,200 people today. Trinity is part of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, but nearly half of our members come from other faith traditions. We recognize that it is God’s house and God’s table, and God who gives the invitation, and as such, we welcome all people to our church.
We pray together, sing together, talk together, laugh together, and do volunteer projects together. Having been richly blessed by the grace of Christ, we seek to be a blessing to others.
Many parents look to Trinity for a solid Christian education program for their children. We have dedicated volunteer teachers and modern facilities and are committed to help children and teens develop a faith relationship with God that will sustain them through life.
When this pandemic passes, we will resume having Bible Studies, service groups and Men’s Breakfast. For now we ask that you keep up with our services and missives online and on Facebook.
Want to know more about the Christian faith? Have questions about Trinity Lutheran Church? Please speak to one of our pastors, or call the church office. We would love to visit with you. You are also welcome in our new members classes, held three times a year.
There are opportunities for you to learn, grow and serve at Trinity Lutheran Church. What is your passion? Where are your gifts and interests? Or, perhaps you are weary and broken and just need to be ministered to and find rest in Christ. Come. You are welcome at Trinity Lutheran Church.
Our communion table is open to all people. Our hospitality is meant for all as well.
If we can answer any questions, help you on your journey of faith, minister to you in crisis, and celebrate with you life’s special occasions, please call upon our pastoral staff. We are here to serve.
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