Our congregation is grateful for the service and sacrifices of our service men and women. This Memorial Day, we honor and remember all those who have served. This 2012 photo of members who are veterans, is especially meaningful as two of these cherished men (Chris Bikle and Frank Lum) passed on in 2013. (L-R) Top: Bob Dellinger, Bob Glausier, Laurin Smith (cadet at USCGA), Dr. William Bodenheimer, Tom Bikle. Bottom: Josef (Chris) Bikle, Ross Cunningham, Joe Howell, Gilbert (Buss) Everline, Frank Lum, Leonard Summers, and Glenn Haynes
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First Friday Fellowship – May 3rd
First Friday Family and Fellowship Dinner Friday, May 3, 2013 5:30-7 PM Plan now to attend the First Friday Fellowship from 5:30 PM to 7 PM in Trinity’s Social Room. This month’s meal will be pulled pork and macaroni and cheese! Bring along a salad or dessert to share, and stick around for Bible Trivia…
Trinity to Help with Convoy of Hope – June 1st
PLEASE HELP WITH CONVOY OF HOPE Our family of faith at Trinity has an opportunity to volunteer to help those less fortunate at the Convoy of Hope June 1, 2013, 7 a.m. at the Frederick Fairgrounds. There will not be an event in Hagerstown this year. Some of the things volunteers can do are: pack…
May HiLites Newsletter is Online
Welcome!
At Trinity, we seek to follow and to serve our Lord by serving others. We want people to discover the love of God and experience in Jesus' presence among us. Please come worship with us and join our ministry.
Sincerely, Pastor Joe DonovanWhy Trinity?
We arrived as strangers in Boonsboro in 2009 and marvel at how our lives have been enriched by our affiliation with Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church. Trinity is a Christian community that practices what Jesus taught: spreading the Gospel message of love and forgiveness, providing support and assistance to those in need, teaching our youth about God’s love and encouraging them to grow and develop spiritually. We relish our membership in a loving, supportive and welcoming church family and enjoy the company of so many new-found friends. How different our lives might be, had we not found Trinity.
Remember as a child, the little poem that used your hands to make the church and the steeple? I love opening the doors at 64 S. Main Street to see all of the people. Inside I find a community of folks who will encourage, challenge, love and support each other through peaks and perils. A relationship with Jesus Christ and faith practices have to really be a personal choice, a personal walk. That walk is much more the merrier when made in community. There are many styles of worship, denominations and traditions associated with Christianity, and I feel as though the environment at Trinity brings together the best for me and the best from me.
I joined Trinity 35 years ago with my daughters, and we have been blessed with an awesome minister who leads worship and participates in many of our church activities such as youth fellowship, music ministries, Sunday School, and Bible study for all ages. Today, along with our grandchildren, we love being a part of such a caring church family and participating in outreach programs like Micah’s Backpack.
We’ve been at Trinity for over 8 years and couldn’t be happier. I’ve felt Trinity is a great place for me to serve others and to utilize whatever talents and abilities God has given me. And, what a wonderful place to raise my children – they are truly loved here.