
Teach, live,
and Share Christ's Love
Welcome to Trinity Lutheran Church in Hovland, Minnesota. Here at Trinity, God provides a beautiful worship space, building, and gardens. This is a place for worship and gathering where the Sacred meets the everyday. Here we are taught by the Holy Spirit, strengthened to live Christ by who we are in families, workplace, stores, or over a simple cup of coffee with a friend. We are continually encouraged by the Holy Spirit to open our doors further to provide a greater welcome, and to remember Jesus said, “whatever you have done for the least...you have done for me” (Matthew 25:40).
Strengthened by worship, Holy Communion, and a place of respite and rest, we also head out our thrown open doors to live Christ by widening our invitation to worship, faith, and community.
Strengthened by worship, Holy Communion, and a place of respite and rest, we also head out our thrown open doors to live Christ by widening our invitation to worship, faith, and community.
This Week at Trinity
Worship is central at Trinity!
Sunday Worship
Sundays, 9:00 a.m., Worship with Holy Communion or Service of the Word
In the sanctuary unless otherwise noted. The Trinity Congregation Council recommends that when inside the building at Trinity, you keep "a moose-apart" safe distance, and wear a face mask. This follows the high transmission locally in COVID-19 cases, and is out of desire to increase safety for those who cannot receive vaccinations, including children.
Sunday worship is also live streamed on our YouTube channel.
events & happenings
WORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Sundays, 9:00 a.m., Worship with Holy Communion
The Trinity Congregation Council recommends that when inside the building at Trinity, you keep "a moose-apart" safe distance, and wear a face mask. This follows a desire to increase safety for those who cannot receive vaccinations, including young children.
The Trinity Congregation Council recommends that when inside the building at Trinity, you keep "a moose-apart" safe distance, and wear a face mask. This follows a desire to increase safety for those who cannot receive vaccinations, including young children.
