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A Little Bit About TLC

Our Mission:

Trinity Lutheran is a family of God growing in faith through worship, learning and fellowship—reaching out in Christ’s love to witness and serve.   Amen

Our Belief Is:

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Our History: 

  • Under the leadership of charter members and local businessmen, such as Henry L. Scharff , Trinity held its first worship service in the Chamber of Commerce Building downtown on September 13, 1953.  After that, worship was held in various places around the city including the Boy Scout Cabin in Cherry Street Park, St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, the Old Fairview Schoolhouse on Wood Street, and Jesse Loving Auditorium in Old Settlers Park.
  • Trinity was formally organized on June 24, 1954, by 31 charter members and dedicated its first building located at 2505 Hickory St. on September 2, 1956.  The congregation moved to its second location at 4670 N. Loy Lake Road on N. July 1979.  Trinity moved to its current location at 1515 N. Travis St. on February 3, 2000.
  • Trinity is a congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, a church of 5.3 million members; 11,000 congregations; 18,000 clergy; 28 colleges and universities; and eight seminaries.  Trinity was originally a mission of the American Lutheran Church (1930) which was of a German background.
Our Spiritual Leaders through the years.


Charles D. Probst
1955-1959


Robert J. Adix
1959-1962


William B. Johnson
1962-1995


Bradley T. Carroll
1996-
2001


Pastor Craig Sturm
2002 - present

 

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Trinity Lutheran Church is in Sherman, Texas.
We are an
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
(ELCA) congregation
in the Northern Texas - Northern Louisiana
(NTNL) Synod.