We welcome your questions!

You are invited to call our church office and set up a time to come by and discuss any questions you may have about God, spirituality and church… or anything else on your mind and heart. Here are a few of the questions we are frequently asked.

Q: What if I do not have a Lutheran background?

A: Join the club. About 60% of the members at Trinity Church do not have Lutheran roots. We have come here from Methodist, Baptist, Presbyterian, and Roman Catholic backgrounds. Many have come to Trinity with little or no church background. Our backgrounds are diverse. Our beliefs are diverse also. We believe that God has called us to worship and serve in this place, at this time in our lives.

Q: Am I welcome to participate if I am not a member?

A: Yes. You are welcome to worship and serve here. You are invited to sing in the choir, participate in Adult Ed, serve on our committees, and share your opinions about our future.

Q: What about Communion? Am I welcome at the Lord’s table, even if I am not a member?

A: The Host is Jesus Christ. If Jesus invites you to share in the bread and wine of Holy Communion, then you are invited, encouraged, and welcomed at the Lord’s table. No one will check your membership card or question your motives. Simply come.

Q: I cannot drink alcohol, so how can I come to Holy Communion?

A: Grape juice is always provided in a separate chalice next to the wine. The communion servers are ready to assist without notice or commotion.

Q: How do I become a member of TLC?

A: Membership classes are offered three times a year to explore a variety of topics about what it means to be a Christian, what Lutherans believe, and information about how Trinity Lutheran church functions and the services it provides. (October, January, April) There is no pressure to join Trinity. We have a number of people who faithfully attend Trinity who for whatever reason have chosen not to formally join the Lutheran Church. Just come. Be fed spiritually. Learn. Serve. Open your life up for change. Put yourself in the path of the Gospel.