Calling all Women! Choose your favorite chocolate treat, ask others to join you for something, sweet, rich, and satisfying, and then sink your teeth into the uniquely chocolate-filled women’s Bible study. We’ll explore what it means to live a chocolate life in several ways. We will look at our lives considering God’s grace and give thanks for His love He has lavished on us, 1 John 3:1. April 29, 8:30-2:20, St. Johns, Barnesville.
-(Heaven & Hell) will Not meet on Wed. April 5 or April 12, but will resume on Wed. April 19th at 2pm.
Dear friends in Christ, Throughout the year I’ve been sharing stories about Trinity’s history as I’ve been finding them. Lately I’ve become very interested in Trinity’s second pastor, Pastor John Krueger. Pastor Krueger’s time of service in this region is fascinating. Pastor Krueger was initially sent to serve in Great Bend, North Dakota (first called Town Berlin), where he was ordained in November of 1976. In the spring of 1877, Trinity’s first pastor, Pastor Winkler,
Join us for our “ March Through the Church Year” Music Festival on Sunday, March 26 at 2 PM. We will have the opportunity to enjoy an organ recital by Marcus Lueders, brass from several sister congregations (and our own), and a chance to hear and sing some of your favorite hymns from throughout the church year. There will be light refreshments afterward. This event is being held as part of our 150th Anniversary celebration.
Dear Friends in Christ, Some of the earliest Missouri Synod mission work was carried out by Pastors Sievers and Mieszler, who were sent to survey mission opportunities in Minnesota among the Native Americans and the Germans in 1856. This work led to the founding of Trinity First Lutheran Church in Minneapolis, as well as one of the earliest gatherings of the German Lutherans in Corcoran, a group that later formed the congregation where I was