Giving is so much more than financial.

How can you use the "5 T’s" in your life to benefit Jesus’ ministry at Trinity and beyond?
  • TIME - Every person gets the same amount of time each week - 167 hours. How we spend our time reveals our priorities. We encourage everyone to consider the best use of their time to care for themselves, their family, their neighbors, and all of God’s creation. 
  • TALENT - Each of us has gifts and skills from God that we have been given to make the world a better place. You can make a tremendous impact by sharing your talents. 
  • TREASURE - The Bible reminds us that where our treasure is, there is our heart. Treasure is often thought of as our financial resources, but it is not only that. Treasure is what we most value, but can also be the thing that distracts us from who we can be. 
  • TESTIMONY - Sharing your faith and values with others is a powerful statement about who you are and who Jesus is in your life. Inviting people to meet Jesus and to get engaged in a congregation is one of the best things you can do to give with an impact. 
  • TEMPLE - God has created you and given you a body to use to do each of the previous four Ts. At Trinity, we strongly encourage you to take care of yourself, as you are God’s greatest gift to the world. Just showing up, bringing yourself to worship, events, and being present in all that you do is a great way to give. 

Join us in sharing your gifts and giving all that you can to build  Jesus’ ministry and bring love, grace, compassion and mercy to the world. 

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Trinity Lutheran Church is a qualified 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. All tithes, offerings, or donations of any kind are tax-deductible under IRC section 170(c)(2). Unless otherwise noted and in accordance with IRS regulations, you agree to relinquish control of the donated funds to the discretion of this church. Designated contributions are accepted with the understanding that the church has complete discretion and control over the use of all distributed funds. In order to ensure we can meet the church's charitable purposes, any gifts designated for a specific project may be redirected to other areas of ministry if that project is fully funded, completed, or cannot be carried out.