5/25/25 “Open the Pool… Smell the Poppies” by Pastor Jim Lindus – 8 a.m.

We’re glad that you could join us for worship services this Memorial Day Sunday featuring a duet of violinist Gloria Ferry-Brennan and pianist Sheila Weidendorf, a stirring Memorial Day message from Pastor Jim… songs by Karl and friends… plus Trinity Bells… and Holy Communion.

3/9/25 “Let’s Talk About Temptation” by Pastor Jim Lindus – 8 a.m.

As humans, we are tempted by many things in life – power, greed, lust, envy — so how can we as Christians overcome temptations?  Listen as Pastor Jim gives some practical advice. Thank you for joining us in worship on this first Sunday in Lent.

3/2/2025 “7 Words — Navigating Uncertainty” by Pastor Jim Lindus – 10:30 a.m.

Welcome to our Sunday morning worship service. Pastor Jim is preaching this morning about what the Gospel says about navigating uncertainty, the Trinity Choir is singing as is Karl Olsen, plus there is Holy Communion. We hope this provides a boost and spiritual nourishment for your week.

2/9/25 “A More Excellent Way” by Pastor Jim Lindus – 10:30 a.m.

We’re glad you could join us for Sunday worship. Pastor Jim is preaching this morning about a more excellent way to live as outlined by Christ. There is also a marriage vow renewal at both services this morning.

1/12/25 “It’s Never Too Late” by Pastor Jim Lindus – 8 a.m.

Welcome to our Sunday worship[ service. Pastor Jim is talking about changing your direction for a healthier and happier and more meaningful New Year, and how it is never too late to turn in a new direction.

1/5/25 “Wise Advice” by Pastor Jim Lindus – 8 a.m.

We’re glad you could join us for Sunday worship on this first Sunday of 2025. Pastor Jim is preaching this morning about the Wise Men’s visit and how we can access the lessons they taught us that can be applied to our life in 2025.

11/10/24 “What to Do with Poverty” by Pastor Jim Lindus – 10:30 a.m.

We’re glad you could join us for Sunday worship services. Pastor Jim Lindus is preaching this morning.

The service begins with a warm welcome, inviting everyone to join in worship. It emphasizes inclusivity and community. The widow’s mite offering illustrates giving from poverty as contrasted with giving from abundance for show, and how hers was the more worthy offering. Different types of poverty were outlined, and the congregation was encouraged to trust God and serve others, even during these politically divisive times.

10/20/24 “Henry, Kris and Hank” by Pastor Jim Lindus 10:30 a.m.

We’re glad you could join us for Sunday worship services. Pastor Jim Lindus is preaching on this Country Western music Sunday. We thank all of our guest musicians this morning and the Trinity Choir.