TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH Parkland Neighborhood • Tacoma, WA
SUNDAY WORSHIP WITH HOLY COMMUNION Weekly at 10:00 AM
View livestream online or on your smart TV at Trinity’s YouTube Channel, search for Trinity Parkland Sundays beginning at 10:00 AM. Worship will also be available as a video following the live worship. To participate in Holy Communion, please have bread and wine (or juice) for yourself and family.
SUMMER IN THE COURTYARD
VBS—August 19–23 CREATED TO BE
K–6th Grade  •  9AM–12PM
Registration from July 22–August 19 (day of)
For information, call or email church office
SUMMER IN THE COURTYARD
SUMMER IN THE COURTYARD
Wednesday, June 5 at 6:30 PM HOLDEN EVENING PRAYER
Join us as we, along with congregations around the world, welcome summer with the singing and saying of this beloved worship service.
Saturday, July 20, 1:00–3:00 PM CELEBRATE CREATIVITY
EXPERIENCE ART at Trinity: hands on, take away, and visual displays of pottery, origami, photography, paper arts, quilting, and yarning. This event is free and open to the public. Enjoy popcorn, watermelon, lemonade, and cotton candy as you delight in making art and interacting with Trinity's creators.
Tuesday, August 6 SAFE STREETS NATIONAL NIGHT OUT, 6:00–8:30 PM
Sunday, August 18 at 4:00 PM EVERGREEN BRASS LAWN CONCERT
Bring your favorite food and drink items to nosh on for a great afternoon of music in Trinity's courtyard.
Sunday, August 25 at 10:00 AM WORSHIP IN THE COURTYARD & PICNIC
Join us for our annual outdoor Sunday worship service followed by a church picnic.
Land Acknowledgement
We acknowledge that Trinity Lutheran Church is on the traditional territory of the Nisqually, Puyallup, Squaxin Island, Steilacoom and Muckleshoot people who, prior to the Medicine Creek Treaty of 1854 which removed native people to clear way for colonial settlement, lived on and cared for this land nourished by what we now call Chambers Creek Watershed as their ancestral home. We send gratitude to these native people who continue to be stewards of the land and leaders for justice in our community today. Further, we commit to hearing the
stories and learning the history of our indigenous siblings, building right relationships and remaining faithful to our shared journeys toward truth and healing.*
*Language in the final sentence comes from A Declaration of the ELCA to American
Indian and Alaska Native People (2021). The full declaration is available on the Synod’s website: swwasynod.org