Holy Week is the pinnacle time for Christians across the world as we follow the last days of Jesus’ earthly life leading to his death and resurrection. To fully find your faith touched and led in these days,

We typically talk about Lent being a journey. We write “God bless you Lenten journey!” in our newsletters, and we sing “Bless now, O God, the journey that all your people make.”

We typically talk about Lent being a journey. We write “God bless you Lenten journey!” in our newsletters, and we sing “Bless now, O God, the journey that all your people make.”

You are invited to celebrate Epiphany with the Trinity community and with our three special 15 foot tall guests on Sunday, January 9.

Please note pre-registration is required for Christmas Eve Worship.
Trinity offers in-person worship on Christmas Eve in addition to our streaming worship services. In-person services have a limited capacity of 300 people per service which adheres to the Community Expectations from the Eau Claire County Health Department.

All services the week of November 7 give honor to God for the faithful people who have gone before us. In generous love, God has provided us with the saints and in worship we’ll include a visual remembrance of our family and friends who have died in the past year.

On October 24, our children’s Faith Formation classes will wrap up their first unit about “Neighbors” with a special guest! Deacon David Behling and the Neighbor to Neighbor (Vecino a Vecino) Ministry will lead our children and their families in a short presentation and activity during our Faith Formation time.

Beginning in September, Trinity resumes its schedule of three weekly worship services.

Online registration for worship is no longer necessary. We will continue to have ushers collect names of folks as they enter for each worship service.

This summer, the Children, Youth, and Family Ministry Team is excited to offer faith-based opportunities for people of all ages.

On Tuesday, May 18 ,the Eau Claire County Board of Supervisors and City Council voted to repeal the mask mandate that went into effect last March. At the beginning of the pandemic, the Trinity Lutheran Church council decided to wait a minimum of two weeks after any updates from the city and county before any changes were made at church.

Trinity offerslimited in-person worship in our Worship Center in addition to our streaming worship services. In-person services have a limited capacity of people per service which adheres to the Community Expectations from the Eau Claire County Health Department. Pre-registration isrequired.