The Worship and Music Small Group Committee charge is to “Shepherd the worship life of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church”. Here is a partial list of responsibilities: recommend hymns, be sure that the service is engaging(worshipers are not spectators),ushers, lectors, work with pastors and organist/choir director to organize the church year, concert series, arrange for outside musicians for high holidays, establish electives throughout the year as needed. The chair of this small group is Loren Good. Please direct questions to Loren about this work.
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Father’s Day, Bow Tie Sunday at Trinity
In May, we invited ALL to wear their favorite hat Mother's Day. We followed up with Bow Tie Sunday for Father's Day. Men, young men, even some of the ladies adorned with their "bows" are pictured here.
Holy Trinity at the Lancaster Barnstormers
Holy Trinity was the recognized nonprofit June 10th. Trinity's choir sang The National Anthem, and confirmation student, Hudson, threw out the 1st pitch! Between Trinity throwing the first pitch and the rousing rendition from the choir, the "Stormers" were inspired to deliver a huge comeback over their across the river rivals, The York Revs, to win 5 to 4!
Bible School Science Mondays
Grace Lutheran Church and Holy Trinity Lutheran Church this summer are collectively bringing to downtown Lancaster the 1st Summer Science Monday: God's Wonder Lab! Our little scientists, played Bible games, made slime, art with sand, heard the Bible Story of Jesus turning water into wine, and praised God through song! Everyone is invited to join us each Monday through July 6 at 6:00 pm for Science Monday at Grace, 517 N. Queen Street.
Upcoming Events
September 20, 2026
Worship and Picnic in the Park
Given the impending chance for rain, possibly heavy at times, the joint Emmanuel, Christ and Trinity Lutheran worship service and picnic is being moved from the park to Fondersmith Auditorium in the Fisher Parish House at 31 South Duke Street beginning at 10:00am.
September 27, 2026
Faith Talk in the Library following worship and via zoom
We continue the study of Luke with Chapter 7 verses 1-50
October 4, 2026
Adult Forum Challenging Scriptures
For sure there are some challenging scriptures in the Bible. Loren Good will lead us through a few of these as we discern the who, what, and the why of author intended.
October 4, 2026
Faith Talk after worship in the library and via zoom
The Study of Luke continues. This week, chapter 8.
October 11, 2026
Annual Trinity Bonfire
Fall Fellowship Bonfire The evening will get started at 5pm, with Potluck style dinner. The church will supply hot dogs and the fixings for s'mores. Please bring a side dish to share. We'll have corn hole boards set up and Fall crafts to make. If you are able, please bring an extra lawn chair or two with you.
October 11, 2026
Adult Forum – Water Street Rescue Mission
Maria Schaszberger from the Water Street Rescue Mission will share the latest with this great organization so vital to our community.
October 18, 2026
Lancaster Crop Walk
Holy Trinity is a registered team for the Lancaster Crop Hunger Walk. If you wish to join the team or make a donation, please see Rachel Kramer. No one in this world should be hungry. That's why the CROP Hunger Walk is more than just a gathering of people in a place. It's part of a movement, taking steps and raising funds together to provide meals for those in our own community who need them - and supporting programs that create greater food security in communities all around the world.
October 25, 2026
Adult Forum – The Reformation
Pastor Joel will share thoughts on Martin Luther's lead up to The Reformation.