Welcome to 
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church!

All are Welcome!

Services are also live streamed weekly via Facebook. 

Archive of Sunday Services on YouTube

Join us on Sunday

• Christian Education at 9 A.M. 
  • Sunday School - Not meeting during the summer
  • Adult Bible Study
  • The Wired Word
• Worship Service at 10 A.M. 
  • In Person
  • Live Streamed via Facebook or YouTube
• Fellowship Hour after Service - drinks and snacks provided

What's New?

Wearing Red on Pentecost

Pentecost is a joyous celebration of the Holy Spirit’s presence among us, a day filled with renewal, unity, and inspiration. One beautiful tradition is wearing red, the color that symbolizes the flames of the Spirit and the passion of our faith. We invite you to join us in this tradition by wearing red to worship on Pentecost Sunday, June 8th.

Meal Sign Up Available for June 11th Whole Church Vacation Bible School

Mark your calendars for our Whole Church Vacation Bible School (VBS) beginning Wednesday, June 11th from 6 to 8 pm. outside and check out the meal sign up. All are welcome!

• 6:00 pm Taco Dinner - Consider Signing up to Bring Taco Fixings
• 6:45 pm Bible study: Baptism, confession and forgiveness
• 7:15 pm Fellowship and Kids’ Activities: Water Night (Sprinkler fun) - Wear a Swim Suit and Bring a Towel!

*Note: In the event of inclement weather, we will still have Whole Church VBS, it will just move inside HTLC.

Update on Team: "Holy Trinity"

It’s a joy to announce that a team has been formed for the Lafayette Habitat for Humanity 2025 Women’s Build! Volunteers from our congregation are Nita C., Helen H-W., Pat G., Rachel G., Chinenye G., Cheryl S., Debra B., Marcy H., Melissa P. and Sue D..  Nell K. and her volunteers will nourish the crew with a mid-day lunch break on August 7th. Watch for updates about the family, neighborhood and home as plans for the ground breaking are set. 

The Wired Word

The Wired Word is a weekly Bible study curriculum that connects the Bible to current events, open to everyone, seventh grade and older. 
The curriculum includes Bible verses, commentary, discussion questions, and reference materials, designed to help people: 

• Relate the Bible to current events 
• Extract hope from the news 
• Encourage dialogue about how key verses apply to everyday life

Topic for Sunday, June 1st: Faith-based Agencies React to Admission of Afrikaners as Refugees to the United States

On May 12th, nearly five dozen white Afrikaners from South Africa arrived in Washington aboard a charter flight paid for by the U.S. taxpayers. They had been granted refugee status despite the administration ending Temporary Protected Status for refugees from other countries.  Reactions from faith-based agencies dedicated to refugee resettlement have pointed out “fast-tracking” Afrikaners circumvents security protocols and many other immigration requirements unfairly.    What Biblical direction is there to guide us?

Join us on Sundays, at 9 A.M. in room 106 on the first floor.

Book Study: We Make the Road by Walking

This Bible Study group meets Sunday evenings via Zoom at 7 P.M. Please email the office in advance if you would like to participate online and a link will be sent Sunday morning.  

This week we are studying Chapters 34 and 35. Books are available.  

Reading one short chapter a week, the book follows the liturgical year & goes for an entire year.  In addition to the short chapter, there are 3 Bible passages to read.  

This class was held last year.  Some started during Lent 2024.  Everyone is welcome even if you weren’t able to participate before.  

More details on the Adult Fellowship page.