The Norwegian Ladies’ Sewing Society (Ladies’ Aid) has been in existence within Trinity since 1873. In 1960 Pastor Solberg suggested to the Trinity Church Women a new program of clothing for Lutheran World Relief. The project proved to be very successful – as of November 15, 1966, a total of 583 barrels had been filled. The quilters evolved from the program of clothing to making quilts for Lutheran World Relief and House of Hope. Over 100 quilts are sent to Lutheran World Relief for Distribution on a yearly basis and quilts are made on an as needed basis for House of Hope. The residents at House of Hope use the quilts while there and are then able to take them to their new apartment which hopefully brings some comfort to them. The ladies feel blessed to be able to do this and a sewing skill is not required. If you’re able to iron, cut material, visit, etc. you are welcome!
About Us
Who is Trinity Lutheran? We are a community of people who have been gathering every week since 1867 to receive new life at God’s table and to be sent out in service to God’s Kingdom.
As we say every week at worship, “We are rooted in Christ, serving on Broadway, planting seeds of faith, hope, and love.”
Pr. Rachel is a native of Illinois (the non-Chicago part of the state) but has enjoyed adopting Green Bay as home since coming to Trinity in 2015.
In a previous life, she worked with adults with intellectual disabilities at a L’Arche community in Washington state, where she met her wife, Erin, and she still has a passion for building community and connections.
When not ‘pastoring,’ Pr. Rachel enjoys building rickety furniture and digging holes in the yard that will one day be beautiful gardens.
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Service Times:
Sundays @ 9:00 am
Wednesdays @ 7:00 pm
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