Family Ministry

At Trinity, we believe children are active participants in God's family today—not just the future of the Church. Worship is one of the most important ways faith is formed, even long before children understand every word. Children learn by watching, listening, wondering, and joining in. Every hymn, prayer, blessing, and Bible reading helps shape their understanding of God's love.

We invite you to join us in Worship, Discipleship (Kids’ Crew ministry), and Fellowship (Playdates and Eagle Enrichment) and join the Trinity family!

Your Faith Shapes Theirs

One of the greatest gifts you can give your children is letting them see your own faith.

When they watch you sing, pray, listen attentively, confess your faith, and receive God's gifts, they begin to understand that worship isn't simply something we attend—it's how God's people gather around His Word and promises.

Don't worry if every Sunday isn't perfect. Faith is formed through countless ordinary Sundays together.

Every Family Is Different

Some Sundays your child may sit through nearly the whole service. Other Sundays you may spend part of the morning in the Family Room, walking the hallway, or comforting a tired toddler. That's okay.

The goal isn't perfect behavior. The goal is helping children discover that church is a place where they are known, loved, and welcomed by Jesus.

Helping Children Participate

Rather than worrying about keeping children perfectly quiet, invite them into what's happening.

You might quietly whisper:

  • "Now we're talking to God in prayer."

  • "Listen—this is one of God's promises."

  • "We're singing together because God is good."

Encourage them to join in the parts they know:

  • Amen

  • Lord, have mercy.

  • The Lord's Prayer

  • The Apostles' Creed

Even small children begin to recognize these words over time. They are learning that these prayers belong to them, too.

Nursing mothers are always welcome to feed their babies wherever they are most comfortable.


Trinity Playdates

Looking for a place to connect with other young families?

Trinity Playdates are a fun, welcoming gathering for infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and their caregivers. Join us for play, conversation, coffee, and encouragement as we build friendships and grow together in faith.

Whether you're part of our church, our school, or simply looking for a community to connect with, you're invited! Each playdate includes open play for children, time for caregivers to connect, and a brief devotion and prayer.

When: Select Thursdays throughout the school year, 8:00–9:30 a.m.
Where: Trinity Lutheran Church Sanctuary

Come as you are, bring a friend, and discover a place where families can find hope, belonging, and community.

2026–2027 Playdate Dates

  • August 27

  • September 24

  • October 22

  • November 12

  • January 28

  • February 18

  • April 1

  • April 29


Associated Ministries


Kids’ Crew Ministry (Sunday Morning Discipleship) -

We will gather again Starting September 13th

 Trinity Sunday morning activities are discipleship-focused gatherings that focus on connection and discussion while building Bible and faith literacy. Children, students, and adults of all ages will have opportunities to connect in multigenerational groups, lead and mentor, and engage in Bible-based conversations using the CPH Enduring Faith curriculum.

Fellowship Time- 9:15 - 9:30

Coffee and Refreshments will be offered in the fellowship hall directly following the service. 

Kids’ Crew Opening- 9:30 - 9:45

The Kids’ Crew Opening will be a 15-minute large group gathering with song, prayer, and an introduction to the bible story of the week.  Parents, children, and students are all invited to participate in the weekly opening where we will also share at-home tools and take homes.

Announcements relevant to children and students will happen at this time as well.  Students and adults will assist with leading the opening, everyone will be dismissed by 9:45.

Crew Time 9:50 - 10:20

Children join age-appropriate crews for developmentally appropriate play, activities, discussion, and sharing! We ask parents of all children in the Early Learning Center (ELC) to please come and check out your child.

2026 - 2027 Crews and Spaces

  • Parents and Tots- Room 201 (Family Room)

    • For parents and babies/toddlers to connect.

  • Early Preschool (ages 2-4 approx) - ELC Small Room

    • Cady Walston and Eleary Connor

  • K - 1st (ages 4-6 approx) - ELC Main Room

    • Maddie Walston and Alex Younce

  • 2nd - 4th Grade - ELC Corner Room

    • Aubrey Twogood and Katie Kade

  • 5th - 8th Grade - Room 202

    • Hannah Buckholtz

  • High School Study- 203

    • Your Name Here :)