Learning
Trinity is committed to diving into Scripture to feed
our faith with understanding.
We have a number of different opportunities for
this exploration.
Sunday School: Every Sunday
starting at 10:45, we have classes for people from 3 yrs old through
Adults.
Vacation Bible School:For one
week each summer, we gather kids from Kindergarten through 6th Grade to
participate in a program. 2010 PHOTOS ONLINE
Bible Studies:There are
currently three women’s Bible Studies that meet monthly.
- Dorcas Circle meets 1st Tuesday of month at 9:30 am.
- Ruth Circle meets 2nd Wednesday of month at noon.
- Hope Circle meets in evenings schedule varies, and can be
found on our calendar.
Catechism:In
7th and 8th grade, there is unique education in the faith. This is a
two year preparation for Confirmation which is the moment where youth
become adult members in a congregation.
First Communion Classes:As
part of Lutheran tradition, there is education that comes with the
sacraments. Beginning at Second grade, we educate people to understand
the meaning of Holy Communion which we celebrate weekly. These classes
usually take place in March and First Communion is celebrated on Maundy
Thursday, when we recall the institution of the Lord’s Supper.
Baptismal Preparation:For
those parents seeking baptism for their children, and for all adults
seeking baptism as well, there is a class to help instruct the
important issues of our faith and help with baptismal understanding.
Christian Education:Trinity
is blessed with having Mrs. Dorothy Powell. Who serves all of Hancock
County in offering religious education during the week. Those students
in grades 1-6 in the Arcadia School District whose parents wish for
them to receive this education come over on Friday mornings during the
school year to enjoy scripture and song.
New Members’ Classes:An
introduction to all things Christian, all things Lutheran, and all
things of Trinity Lutheran Church for those who are new to our
community. This class is a welcome for those visitors who wish greater
participation in the life of the Church. These are offered
semi-regularly as needed.
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