Lifeline Screening
Life Line Screening is coming to Trinity on July 2. Make your appointment now.
Author: Doris Tegge
2026 Fundraiser Appeal
Dear Members and Friends of Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church,Where is Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church? We are on the corner of Dry Harbor and Penelope.We are increasingly visible online because our services are live-streamed and our campus is soughtas an accessible place for neighborhood children and Read More …
Alleluia! Christ is risen! Christ is risen indeed. Alleluia!
In the readings referenced below, Jesus takes the ordinary and demonstrates how the power of God is manifest. In the first (John 9:1-41), Jesus makes mud and rubs it on the blinds man’s eyes. He tells him to go and wash. And he does and Read More …
Ash Wednesday
Imposition of Ashes and Prayer – 10:30am Prayer and Ashes – 5:30 to 7:30pm Mass and Ashes – 7:30pm
Snow Alternative Worship Plan
Due to the coming snowstorm, the service for Sunday, January 25, will be on Zoom only. The link is below and is also available on trinitymiddlevillage.org The Town Hall is rescheduled for Sunday, February 1, at 12:00pm. ZOOM LINK – https://us06web.zoom.us/j/7183357300?pwd=K3N2eXduV3I5NGJVbVlOS28xNlVoUT09
URGENT! Fall Fundraiser
Life at Trinity Middle Village is busier than ever. There are currently nine organizations that regularly meet on the campus and more that are interested. Among those who share our facilities are AA, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Cub Scouts, Queens Defenders Basketball, and Hot Shots Read More …
AUTUMN MARKET – September 27
Thank you for coming!!! See you at the next Market – Spring Market, March 28, 2026
Pastor’s Message
Six days before the beginning of the Passover, Jesus was visiting his friends, Martha, Mary and Lazarus at their home in Bethany. It was an ordinary visit of the time. Lazarus sat at the table with the men. Martha took care of the guests, because Read More …
Easter and Passover
This year Easter and Passover fall within the same week. But this is not always the case. The timing of both holidays is based on the phases of the moon, but since the Jewish and Christian calendars have different months, sometimes they fall a month apart. The moon isn’t the only thing that links these holy seasons. Read More …
