Welcome to Trinity
Welcome to Trinity Lutheran Church and School, where a sprawling 40-acre landscape marks the crossroads of suburban Parker and Castle Rock, blending seamlessly with the rustic charm of Franktown's ranch land. Rooted in a rich history, we stand as a unique family of ministries, passionately united by the mission to "Connect our Community to Jesus."
Within the embrace of our vibrant community, Trinity is a single entity housing two distinctive ministries: Church and School (Preschool - 8th Grade).
Our journey traces back to 1981 when a handful of families first gathered for worship in a local elementary school. By 1984, family and friends joyously commemorated the dedication service of Trinity. Recognizing a growing need in the community for a school committed to Christian Education, Trinity responded in 1993.
From humble beginnings of worshiping in a classroom, we have evolved into a community-driven force, drawing people from diverse backgrounds closer to Christ. Throughout the years, Trinity has remained steadfast in its mission of Connecting our Community to Jesus. Today, more than 175 families stand as vital contributors to this impactful mission.
If you share our vision and wish to play a role in Connecting our Community to Jesus, we extend a warm invitation to you. Please use our navigation links to learn more about us and our ministry!
Pastor’s Welcome
In a world filled with noise and distractions, we are committed to creating a sacred space where hearts can be touched, lives can be changed, and souls can find solace. Our mission is simple yet profound – connecting our community to Jesus. Through worship, fellowship, and discipleship, we seek to strengthen this divine connection that brings purpose, hope, and joy to our lives.
As we navigate the digital realm together, we invite you to explore the resources, events, and messages available on our website. May you find belonging, encouragement, and the guidance you seek for your spiritual journey. Feel free to reach out to us with any questions, prayer requests, or simply to connect.
— Pastor Bobby Walston, Lead Pastor
