Following the inclusive and reconciling footsteps of Jesus, Holy Trinity Lutheran Church publicly declares that we will actively pursue racial justice in all aspects of our congregational life and make changes to better align our practices to being a racially just, beloved community.
We welcome, with no exception, all people to the full life of this community of faith.
As is our custom, we are celebrating Holy Communion today. We invite you to find bread or crackers, wine or grape juice (or any morsel of food and sip of liquid) in your house and celebrate God’s meal with all of us.
The Community Church Newsletter for November 8, 2020, has information from Longfellow High School. In Sunday’s adult forum, you can learn more about how they’re handling school during a pandemic. And speaking of adult forums, you are now able to view recorded adult forums from previous weeks. I’m including the past four in this email. I will also be putting the links on the website, and, going forward, I will include links to the most recent adult forum in the Community Church Newsletter or in the email I send.
On this All Saints, we remember the imperfect saints, both living and dead, who have given us a glimpse of the One who creates, redeems, and sustains this beautiful and broken world. In this week’s worship service, we will invite you to light a candle in memory of loved ones who have died.
As is our custom, we are celebrating Holy Communion today. We invite you to find bread or crackers, wine or grape juice (or any morsel of food and sip of liquid) in your house and celebrate God’s meal with all of us.
The Community Church Newsletter for November 1, 2020, is now available.