We encourage you to consider being a part of our church community. Being a disciple at Holy Trinity is an invitation to being a disciple of Jesus. To learn more about this, you can either call The Parish Office at 717-397-2734, via email at [email protected] Upon hearing from you, one of our Pastoral Staff will be in contact.
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 HereOrganist and Choirmaster Chris Prestia singing "O Holy Night" accompanied by Joyce Gundrum
Trinity 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?
January 18, 2026
Faith Talk continues reading Paul’s Epistle to the Romans – Chapter 2
January 18, 2026
The International Ministries Small Group has invited Howard Good to talk with us about the 2026 Valentine Project.
January 18, 2026
Holy Trinity hosts the annual MLK Memorial Service which is led by the Lancaster Chapter of the NAACP. The Reception and Health Fair begins at 3:00 pm in Fondersmith Auditorium and the Commeration Service begins at 5:00pm in the Sanctuary.
January 25, 2026
Faith Talk continues reading Paul’s Epistle to the Romans – Chapter 2
January 25, 2026
Silvia Cavenaugh and Nelson Polite (First of a two-part series on Lancaster and the Underground Railroad)
February 1, 2026
Silvia Cavenaugh and Nelson Polite (Second of a two-part series on Lancaster and the Underground Railroad)
February 1, 2026
Faith Talk continues reading Paul’s Epistle to the Romans – Chapter 3
February 6, 2026
Join us at Trinity Lutheran Church, 31 S. Duke Street on Friday, February 6th for a First Friday Speaker Series. Church bells will ring at 5 pm, followed by refreshments and a short organ performance. The main speaker presentation will start at 5:30 pm with Tanya Kevorkian presenting “G.H.E. (Henry) Muhlenberg, 1753-1815, Renaissance Man in Lancaster: Botanist, Pastor, Farmer, Healer, and More.” All activities will be held in the Church Sanctuary. Parking in our lot is free.
February 8, 2026
To celebrate the end of our "Soup"-er Bowl Food Drive for the Lancaster Food Hub, we will celebrate with a Soup Potluck following worship. We will also have games like soup trivia to play. It'll be a rollicking fun time, plan to attend.
February 15, 2026
Zach Weiss director of Camp Kirchenwald in Lebanon, will share the many intergenerational offerings coming up in 2026. If you thought Lutheran Camp was just for kids, think again. Weather you're 8, 18 or 80.....Zach has a program for you.
February 22, 2026
The meaning, significance, tradtions, history of the Lenten Season presented by Loren Good.
March 8, 2026
“Divided at the Heart: Spiritual and Cultural Dimensions of the Russia / Ukraine Conflict”. With Pen Hoover Part I.
March 15, 2026
“Divided at the Heart: Spiritual and Cultural Dimensions of the Russia / Ukraine Conflict”. With Pen Hoover Part II
