Trinity Lutheran Church - Boonsboro, MD

Sunday - Group Bible Study for Adults & Kids 9am | Worship at 10:15am

Celebrating 275 Years

Trinity Lutheran Church is celebrating it’s 275th anniversary. The roots of our congregation date back to 1750, even before the town itself was founded, when Lutherans gathered to worship just outside of Boonsboro. Eventually, our congregation gathered in a shared space on Potomac Street and, in 1870, laid the cornerstone to our current building at 64 S. Main Street.

A Steeple Rises Again - Dedication March 15th

After more than 70 years, a white steeple has risen again above Trinity Lutheran Church in Boonsboro. Originally built in 1870, Trinity’s wooden steeple stood as a visual and spiritual landmark along Main Street until it was removed following a series of lightning strikes and fires. Now, with the safety of modern aluminum construction, Trinity is very excited about bringing the steeple back—restoring not just a piece of our church’s architecture, but also a part of our town’s historic charm.

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Trinity Lutheran is a warm community of believers that welcomes everyone and anyone.

We believe that church isn’t just a physical place, it’s a group of people who want and need to be closer to God and to help show his love for all people.

The emphasis is on the WE. It’s not primarily about what Trinity can do for you, but rather what TOGETHER we can do to fulfill God’s call for us all. We rely on Him to help in our day-to-day lives and we come to Trinity to find friendship, renewal and hope.

If you are looking for a church community, we hope you’ll stop in and join us in worship, Bible study, outreach or a social gathering.

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Worship Service for September 13, 2020

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