About
We are one partnership, worshiping across two campuses –
Bethel Lutheran Church and Trinity Lutheran Church.
From the earliest days of the Church described in Acts, God’s people gathered in different places while sharing one faith, one mission, and one Spirit. We claim that same invitation today.
Whether you are new to church, returning after time away, carrying faith or doubt, or seeking community; there is space for you here.
One partnership.
Two campuses.
Many gifts.
One body in Christ.
Grace and peace to you: welcome.
Trinity Lutheran Church is located in the Northern Great Lakes Synod, and is a part of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA), located in downtown Ishpeming, Michigan. Trinity was founded on the solid rock of Christ by a group of Norwegian immigrants in 1871 and has been a vital part of this community since that time.
While a lot of things can (and do!) change throughout time, something that has not changed is the commitment of the Tribune God – Father, Son, and Holy Spirit – to Trinity and Trinity’s commitment to loving and serving God and neighbor.
Everything we are able to do and be as a congregation is possible only through God’s love and grace. In turn, we seek to have Christ as the center of all that we do – as a congregation, as families, and as individuals.
Bethel Lutheran Church and Trinity Lutheran Church.
From the earliest days of the Church described in Acts, God’s people gathered in different places while sharing one faith, one mission, and one Spirit. We claim that same invitation today.
Whether you are new to church, returning after time away, carrying faith or doubt, or seeking community; there is space for you here.
One partnership.
Two campuses.
Many gifts.
One body in Christ.
Grace and peace to you: welcome.
Trinity Lutheran Church is located in the Northern Great Lakes Synod, and is a part of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA), located in downtown Ishpeming, Michigan. Trinity was founded on the solid rock of Christ by a group of Norwegian immigrants in 1871 and has been a vital part of this community since that time.
While a lot of things can (and do!) change throughout time, something that has not changed is the commitment of the Tribune God – Father, Son, and Holy Spirit – to Trinity and Trinity’s commitment to loving and serving God and neighbor.
Everything we are able to do and be as a congregation is possible only through God’s love and grace. In turn, we seek to have Christ as the center of all that we do – as a congregation, as families, and as individuals.
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Our Mission
Trinity Lutheran Church will, by the grace of God, faithfully witness to God’s love through prayer, worship, and support of others and encourage Spirit-led growth within the church, the community, and the world.
Trinity Lutheran Church will, by the grace of God, faithfully witness to God’s love through prayer, worship, and support of others and encourage Spirit-led growth within the church, the community, and the world.
