

For where two or three gather in my name, there am I with them.
SERVICES
BECOME A PART OF OUR FAMILY
Sunday Worship
9:30am
Sunday School &
Bible Study
8:15am
What is at Trinity?
1. ADULT BIBLE CLASS
This class is a prerequisite for membership and is conducted about three times
a year. It lasts from 10 weeks, covering the main Christian
teachings.
(Contact: Pastor Langebartels, 928-200-1827)
2. ALTAR FLOWERS
You may sign up (bulletin board in narthex) to sponsor flowers for a
particular Sunday. (Contact: the office at 897-3422 for procedure
and cost.) There is also a committee which is responsible for putting up
and taking down the altar flowers each service. (Contact the Ladies’ Aid
president)
3. AUDIO / VISUAL COMMITTEE:
You can help keep Trinity’s audio visual equipment current and run the big
screen on designated Sundays.
4. CHOIRS
The Choir meets each week for a one-hour
rehearsal. (Contact: Hannah Langebartels)
5. CHURCH CLEAN-UP
Approximately twice a year (spring & fall), members are asked to pitch in
to assist the custodians and trustees in a major cleaning of the church.
(Contact: Church Council member in charge of Maintenance)
6. CHURCH PICNIC
Annually, a picnic (with games for the kids) is held on the church grounds to
enhance church unity. This is scheduled for the Sunday following the end
of Vacation Bible School in July. (Contact: watch for bulletin/newsletter announcements)
7. CHURCH COUNCIL
The "Church Council" is made up of the elected officers and Pastor. It
meets monthly to oversee and conduct the church's business.
8. CHRISTMAS DECORATING
Each December volunteers overseen by the Church Council are invited to make
our church look festive. (Contact: Allyson Crandall)
9. CONFIRMATION CLASS
Pastor Langebartels teaches this class (6th, 7th & 8th graders) which is a
prerequisite for becoming a communicant member of the church.
(Contact: Pastor Langebartels)
10. CRADLE ROLL
This program ensures that parents of young children (pre-Sunday School)
receive printed parenting helps. (Contact: Jackie Kempka).
11. ELDERS
Four elders assist the pastor in overseeing the spiritual life of the
members. If you are in spiritual need, or simply have questions, contact
an elder, or Pastor Langebartels.
12. FELLOWSHIP
Activities include various potlucks throughout the year. It's a great
way to meet people. Watch the newsletter and bulletins for special events.
13. FINANCE
This position oversees the counting and recording of offerings.
(Contact: Church Council Financial Secretary)
14. LIBRARY
A selection of helpful Christian books are available in our library.
(Contact: Lorraine Kerr 897-3733)
15. LADIES' AID
This group meets monthly on the first Thursday at 11:30 am at Cheers in Coleman for lunch.
Then they proceed to Church for their 1 pm meeting.
Bible study, fellowship, service and to make friends.
(Contact: Ladies' Aid President)
16. LUTHERAN WOMEN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY
(LWMS)
All Ladies of our congregation are automatically members in this group.
This is a WELS national organization which promotes WELS missions at home and
abroad. Our circuit (Lake Superior) meets twice each year for an
informational rally. There's a national convention each summer.
17. MEMORIALS
Members like to make donations (money, and/or furnishings, etc) in loving
memory of someone.
(Contact: Church Council President or the Pastor)
18. MUSIC
We desire to include talented musicians and vocalists in our worship.
(Contact: Hannah Langebartels)
19. NURSERY
Sound from the church is piped into the cry room and is available during the
worship services.
20. OFFERING ENVELOPES
Offering envelopes are provided by the church and can be found near the ushers stand.
Envelopes are generic. Please use them weekly and for special events.
Please label on the envelope if your offering is to be directed to a specific
area of our Church, ex: "General Fund", "Debt Fund", "Preschool" etc.
General Fund offerings cover the operating expenses of
the church, while the Debt Fund will cover our existing debt from the building
project plus debt incurred by not meeting our monthly expenses.
(Contact: Church Council Financial Secretary)
21. OFFICE VOLUNTEERS
Occasionally the church secretary could use help (assembly and copying).
(Contact: Church Office)
22. MINISTRY UPDATES
Four times a year a Ministry Update meeting is held immediately after the service.
This update will inform our congregation of any items or issue to be discussed.
It is your opportunity to bring your comments and concerns to the Church
Council and the congregation.
23. PRE-MARITAL CLASS
Before making wedding plans, contact Pastor Langebartels.
24. PRE-SCHOOL
Pre-School is available for three and four year olds.
(Contact: Pastor Langebartels or our Pre-school teacher - Beth Henry 920-897-3422)
25. SPIRITUAL EDUCATION (ADULT)
Join Us!
a. Adult Bible Study - every Sunday before the service
b. Doctrine Refresher Courses - offered 3 times a year
26. SUNDAY MORNINGS
The Bible commands us to hear God's Word, fellowship with other believers, and to
study God's Word together.
Our Sunday morning schedule provides all three.
a. Worship Service - 9:30 a.m.
b. Sunday School - Time 8:15 a.m.
c. Bible Study ( Adult and Teen ) - Time 8:15 a.m.
27. TEENS GROUP
This group includes our high school students. A weekly Bible class is
provided and a monthly fellowship with activities. Each summer they attend
our WELS regional and international youth rallies.
(Contact: Dave Frievalt 920-897-4126 or Rocco Frievalt 920-445-5014)
28. TRUSTEES (MAINTENANCE)
This elected board serves to oversee and maintain our properties and facilities.
(Contact: Church Council Maintenance chairperson)
29. USHERS
Our ushers are to maintain order and decency so that the worshiper's communion
with God and the administration of Word and Sacraments may be promoted and
to promote good public relations for the congregation by conveying a positive,
friendly, genuinely caring impression to guests.
(Contact: Church Council member in charge of Elders)
30. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
A one week VBS is conducted each summer. Many helpers are needed.
(Contact: Church Council member in charge of Education)
31. VOTERS' MEETINGS
Voting members of our church meet quarterly (and as needed) to make major decisions.
It is your right and responsibility as a male member (age 18 and over) to attend.
Notice of Meetings is in the weekly Bulletin and monthly Newsletters.
(Contact: Church Council President)
33. WELS WOMEN'S RETREAT
Each year an inspirational women's retreat is held. It includes women
from our Northern Wisconsin District of the WELS.
(Contact: Church Office)