All are Welcome!
You will not be asked to stand and introduce yourselves. You can feel free to come to the Holy Communion or just stay sitting in the pew. Greeters will welcome you and help you with anything you need. Feel free to sit wherever you like, fill out the friendship pad and please introduce yourself to people sitting next to you. The bulletin that you receive as you enter the sanctuary will lead you through the worship service.
Please join us for conversation and fellowship in the Fellowship Hall on Sunday morning between the early and late services. Consistent with our Lutheran tradition, coffee and donuts are available to enhance the conversation and fellowship. (Note: We do not have a coffee hour during the summer worship schedule.)
Worship Schedule
September-May
Sunday: 8 am
Sunday: 10:45 am — Children’s Sermon
Wednesday: 7 pm
June-July-August
Sunday: 8 am
Sunday: 9:30 am — Children’s Sermon
Wednesday: 7 pm

How should I dress?
All are welcome at Trinity no matter how they are dressed. Typically most people dress casually for all the services.
Which entrance should I use?
The main entrance into the lobby is from the main parking lot. It’s the big double glass door. You can’t miss it. Greeters are on duty just inside the doors into the lobby on Sunday mornings for all services. They will direct you to worship services, the nursery, rest rooms or meeting rooms and can answer a variety of questions that you may have.
Accessibility
Upon entering the parking lot off Robeson Street, you will find handicapped reserved spaces as well as accessible doors to the building under the portico. You can’t miss them.
All three floors (sanctuary, main level, and basement) are accessible via an elevator that is located at the front of the building.
Our worship bulletins are projected on three screens in the sanctuary.
Hearing Impairment
Microphones are always used during the worship service. Hearing devices are also available at the entrance. Just ask the usher or look for the basket on the table in the Narthex.

Holy Communion
All are welcome to receive Holy Communion. Instructions can be found in the bulletin, and our ushers are happy to guide you or answer any questions.
At our Sunday morning worship services, you are invited to come forward to the altar rail, where you may kneel or stand. You will receive a piece of bread, and wine is served in individual cups. Grape juice and gluten-free wafers are also available.
During our Wednesday evening worship, you are welcome to come forward to receive a wafer and wine in individual cups. You may then pray at the altar rail or return to your seat. Grape juice and gluten-free wafers are also available.
If you prefer to receive a blessing instead of Communion, simply cross your arms over your chest.