Holy Trinity Lutheran Church is a historic church wedding venue in downtown Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Situated in a diverse neighborhood, this communal hub welcomes couples from all cultures and backgrounds.
Built in 1766, Holy Trinity Lutheran Church is one of the oldest spiritual wedding venues in the state. Its congregation was first organized in 1730, 46 years before the United States became an independent nation. Visitors to the church can appreciate its rich history, and couples who marry here will become part of a long tradition. Behind the church’s rustic brick walls, you’ll find a timeless interior, beautiful in its simplicity. It features an impressive organ dating back centuries, stunning stained glass windows, and an impressive altar. The church can accommodate 350 guests, and the Parish House across the alley contains a café, library, and other spaces ideal for wedding preparation.
The team at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church is devoted to breaking barriers and helping forge meaningful connections. They’re happy to help couples plan their ideal ceremony. Pastors Linda and Cliff Hanus, along with choirmaster and organist Dr. Robert C. Horton will provide any support needed. Sound and lighting equipment is available, and the venue is equipped with WiFi. There’s also parking on-site for guests. If you’re interested in exchanging your vows in this historic church, contact the team today. They’d be delighted to arrange a guided tour for you.
Our proximity to several popular reception venues and lodging choices for out of town guests is a convenient feature.
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 HereTrinity is now selling ELCA Good Gifts. Make your Christmas shopping special by giving a gift that fights hunger and poverty around the globe! Check out our ELCA Good Gift trees to see what we’re selling. The trees were decorated by some of Trinity’s Sunday School and Confirmation kids.
Trinity Youth took part in a special Reformation journey Sunday, October 26th. Trinity's children and youth had to make a document printing press style, nailed their own 95 Thesis to the castle door, built their own "Mighty Fortress", played 9 pins, and decorated luminaries for All Saints Day! How cool is that?
Disciples from Holy Trinity Lutheran Church joined Grace Lutheran Church and others from around the Lower Susquehanna Synod to attend Fall Foliage Day hosted by Camp Kirchenwald in Lebanon, PA. God's creation is so beautiful! Here is a gathering in a pavilion.
December 24, 2025
The celebration begins in the Sanctuary with music and carols at 6:30pm. Then at 7:00 we begin the Candelight Service, building to a darkening of the Sanctuary as we sing Silent Night, then following a moment of contemplation a resounding singing of Hark The Herald Angels Sing. For a truly memorable Christmas Eve worship experience, you are encouraged to participate in this Holy Night at Trinity Lutheran. Plenty of FREE parking is availale.
December 25, 2025
We gather in the Chapel to celebrate the birth of the Christ child at 9:30am . Communion is served.
December 28, 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.
December 28, 2025
Following our service of Lessons and Carols, we will meet in Fondersmith for a celebratory brunch. Please sign up by December 22nd so that we know how much food to prepare and how to set the tables. Food to be prepared by Trinity disciple, Brandon Clouser, a caterer.
December 28, 2025
During Advent, we will use one of Doug Frazer's books, Advent - From Darkness to Light: Devotions for the Season. Fourth Sunday of Advent: From New Life to Final Hope
December 28, 2025
For decades Trinity has celebrated Christmas with this service, the first Sunday after Christmas Day. It is rich with music and readings. A fine way to celebrate together.
