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.
Confirmation Student, Hudson, prepares to throw the first pitch as the Stormers prepare to take on the York Revolution. Hudson must have inspired the home team as they came back from a deep hole to best their cross river rivals 5-4.
It’s Easter Egg Stuffing Time for the Heisey’s as Elise hides behind a pile ‘o eggs.
Your Family at Trinity
Throughout the year, Trinity offers numerous fellowship and educational events for families. Whether your family means a mother, father, and kids – or your family is a 90 year old husband and wife – or your family is an Aunt and her nephew – or a teenager and their guardian – or your family is a woman and her partner – all families are welcome at Trinity’s Lutheran Church for worship, fellowship, and activities! New ideas for an event or service project are always welcome!
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Family News
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
August 30, 2026
Back to School Offering
Trinity will collect a special offering to benefit the Families In Transition Program or FIT. The FIT program helps remove barriers keeping students from education who are experiencing homelessness by supplying them with school supplies, transportation, personal care items, and some clothing. These special offerings will be collected August 23rd, August 30th, and September 6th. Please write "FIT" in the memo section of your checks! If you wish to give cash, please, put the money in an envelope marked "FIT".
August 30, 2026
Adult Forum – Worship and Music…the 2nd part
Organist and Choirmaster Chris Prestia will talk with us about music at Holy Trinity. What we sing and hear. Why. The relevance of music in our worship.
August 30, 2026
Faith Talk after worship in the library and via zoom
Doug Frazer continues with the study of Luke Chapter 5 verses 1-39
September 4, 2026
First Friday at Holy Trinity
Jean Weglarz, Woodward Hill Cemetery Board, presenting Woodward Hill and Zion Cemeteries. The evening will begin with the playing of our Church bells at 5 pm followed by a short organ demonstration. The main speaker presentation will start at 5:30 pm followed by sanctuary tours and refreshments. The talk will be in the sanctuary. Refreshments will be served outside the sanctuary. We will continue the series focusing on our Church history, local history, social topics, and content from our partners.
September 6, 2026
Lemonade on the Lawn
Our final lawn event for the summer. If the weather is inclement, we'll move inside.
September 13, 2026
God’s Work Our Hands
God's Work, Our Hands Sunday - Christian Education Classes for children and youth will start up on Sunday, September 13 for God's Work, Our Hands Sunday.
September 20, 2026
Worship and Picnic in the Park
On this Sunday, we'll worship in the park with Emmanuel and Christ Lutheran. The three congregations will worship together followed by a picnic beginning at 10:00am.
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.