Trinity Lutheran Church is celebrating it’s 275th anniversary this year.  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.

After more than 70 years, a white steeple will once again rise 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 the prospect of bringing the steeple back—restoring not just a piece of our church’s architecture, but also a part of our town’s historic charm.