Welcome toÂ
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church!
All are Welcome!
Join us on Sunday
- Christian Education at 9 A.M.Â
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Worship Service at 10 A.M.Â
- In Person
- Live Streamed via Facebook or YouTube
- Fellowship Hour after Service - drinks and snacks provided
What's New?
Installation of New Pastor
We are pleased to announce the installation of our new pastor, Pastor Marc Cohen, will take place on Saturday, October 4th at 11:00 a.m. at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.Â
Please join us for this joyous occasion and to welcome to Pastor Cohen and his family.Â
A small reception will follow to celebrate the occasion.nance committee for all your efforts to call a full-time Pastor.
HTLC Welcomes New Administrative Assistant
HTLC also welcomes Caitlin Hillery as our new part-time administrative assistant.Â
Caitlin began training with Debra Blum last week. Her hours are currently from 1-4 pm and are subject to change as we transition to our new pastor.Â
Caitlin is a graduate of Purdue University. She also works part-time as an administrative assistant with Federated Church.Â
Please help us welcome Caitlin to HTLC!
Sunday School Resumes September 14th
All children pre-Kindergarten through 4th grade are invited to join us for Sunday School at 9 A.M. downstairs in the Sunday School rooms beginning September 14, 2025. Learn More About Sunday School.
- Youth in 5th grade and up are invited to join our Intergenerational Bible Study on Sunday mornings year-round at 9 am for a deeper dive into the day's lectionary. Â This group meets in Conference Room 101. Â
- Youth in 7th grade and up are invited to join The Wired Word on Sundays year-round at 9 A.M. in room 106 on the first floor. This weekly Bible study curriculum connects the Bible to current events.
Also, Diane Longdo and Marcy Hintzman are seeking adults to sit in the classroom to help and guide children pre-Kindergarten through 4th grade during the lesson while either Diane or Marcy teach. Interested adults please use either the signup sheet in the gathering area outside the sanctuary or the 2025 HTLC Sunday School Volunteers SignUpGenius. Thank you for supporting our Sunday School teachers and children!
Community Fair Volunteers & Donations Needed
The HTLC Community Fair Committee is seeking volunteers to assist with fair preparations, facilitating games and activities, and cleanup afterwards. Interested volunteers please use either the signup sheet in the gathering area outside the sanctuary or the HTLC Community Fair SignUpGenius.
The Community Fair Committee is also seeking 30 empty gallon milk jugs or similar bottles that can be filled with water to secure tents. Empty gallon jugs can be left in the fellowship hall marked accordingly.
Bakery items such as cakes, pies, cupcakes and cookies are needed for the cake walk. Donations can be dropped off on Friday, September 26th between 6-8 pm or Saturday, September 27th between 8-10 am.  Bakery donations can also be left in the freezer or refrigerator in the Fellowship Hall on Sunday, 9/21 if 9/26 or 9/27 doesn’t work.
If you have questions, please contact a Community Fair Committee member: Pastor Jim Lichtenberger, Nita Cunningham, Judy Hahn, Steve Hahn, Vickie Tetzloff, Rachel Gast, Elizabeth Hawk and Kevin Letcher. Thank you for supporting our Community Fair!
Mark Your Calendars for September 27th Community Fair
Saturday, September 27th is Holy Trinity Lutheran Church annual community fair. The purpose of this free event is to extend an open invitation to the entire community to join us for three hours of fun, food and games. We also use this as a venue for numerous public agencies to visit with our guests and share important information. Learn more about the activities and organziations that will be present at the fair.
Everyone is invited to attend:
- September 27, 2025
- 10 am - 1 pm
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Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
- 1005 North 21st Steet
- Lafayette, IN 47904
The Wired Word
Join us on Sundays, at 9 A.M. in room 106 on the first floor for The Wired Word. This weekly Bible study curriculum connects the Bible to current events, open to everyone, seventh grade and older.Â
Topic for Sunday, September 21st: Decades After Controversial Call, Olympic Boxer Seeks to Right a Wrong
This lesson uses news about the reunion of two Olympians to reflect on how working for justice results in joy and deep human connection.
Read the news related to this topic before attending this bible study to be prepared for an engaging conversation.