Heading south on Duke Street, parking is available by entering Mifflin Street on the left. Visitors are welcome to use the church’s parking lot, located behind the Parish House on the right (on Saturdays and Sundays), or in the East King Garage (further up Mifflin Street on the left).
Any person entering the parking garage between 8:00 and 11:00 on Sunday morning will receive 3 hours free parking. Take a ticket upon entering the garage.
Upon exiting, insert the ticket into the ticket reader. The gate will open automatically. Entering the garage before 8:00, after 11:00, or exceeding the three hour limit will result in a charge for parking.
Handicap Access. There is handicap access to the Church from Mifflin Street. Please enter the gates of the Memorial Garden and proceed to the side door of the church. This is a step free access to the building. There are also seats/pews designed for those with walkers, in wheelchairs, or using scooters. An Usher will help you to your seat.
Restrooms. A Church built in the 1760’s has limited restroom space. There is one restroom in the foyer of the Church. Additional Restrooms are located in the Fisher Parish House, located across Mifflin Street from the Church.
At Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, we believe and teach that all we have is a Gift from God. As good stewards of these gifts, we share as we are able with sacrifice and gratitude.Through our generosity we can express our Love, Faith and Thanksgiving. As the Psalmist writes: “The Earth is the Lord’s and everything in it.” (Psalms 24.1)
Consider Giving HereSunday, September 7th, Trinity kicked off the Church Sunday School Year with an all ages congregational Talent Show! We heard a variety of music, jokes, and a skit. A special thank you to all our performers and for those that attended, it was a great experience. For more photos, visit Trinity's FB page.
Families made a "prayer cross." located in Trinity's narthex. You are invited to write down a prayer on the colorful slips of paper beside the cross and then roll up your prayer and stick it in the "prayer cross" as a reminder that God is the answer to all our needs.
Trinity celebrated Lancaster's First Friday July 4th with outdoor games! Our resident chess coach showed off some smart moves for the games of chess. Save the date and join us Friday, August 1st at 5:00 pm for more family fun during Lancaster's First Fridays celebrations.
September 21, 2025
Columbia Borough Police Officer, Drew Snyder will talk with us about "Personal Safety and Awareness". Things you should know for your well being and that of your family and friends.
September 21, 2025
The study of presented by Mary and Tony Appplegate on C.S. Lewis's well read series, The Chronicles of Narnia continues. The Applegates will share their study of the books, take a deep dive into themes, good vs. evil, the purpose of the writer as the tale is told. Books will be provided. For all interested, the group will meet in the cafe at start of the education hour.....approximately 11am.
September 21, 2025
The teaching on the upcoming Sunday lectionary continues
September 28, 2025
A continuing series with Pastor Joel leading a discussion...we talk and listen to one another on a topic relevant for the day.
September 28, 2025
No Faith Talk today. We will join the forum for Pastor Joe's presentation.
October 5, 2025
It being the first Sunday in the month, the study will be on Luther's Small Catechism.
October 5, 2025
Representatives from Lancaster Habitat for Humanity will share their recent works and outlooks for the future
October 5, 2025
It being the first Sunday of the month, Doug will teach on Luther's Small Catechism.
October 12, 2025
The first in a two part series where we will dig a bit deeper into the Reformation of Luther's Day. There was a lot going on in Europe and the Near East at the time. Let's be open to learning more about this critical event in the history and evolution of "The Church"
October 19, 2025
We continue with the second in a two part series. The Arts were impacted and influenced greatly during the Reformation period. We'll take a look at this along with some other historical perspectives.
October 26, 2025
In August we heard from Reverend Cliff Eschbach on his most recent trip to the Konde Diocese in Tanzania. On this day, representatives from the Diocese will present to us the wonderful things happening there and the challenges they face.
