1. Adoration - share what you adore about who God is
2. Confession - confess your sins
3. Thanksgiving - give thanks to God
4. Supplication - ask God for His help/intervention/wisdom.

• By directing Choice Dollars, eligible clients with membership recommend where Thrivent distributes a portion of its charitable funding.
• Clients become eligible to direct Choice Dollars based on their insurance premiums and contract values. See Choice Dollars details 

• Book needed, daily readings, eight week plan
• MONDAYS at 7pm with Pastor Doug, via ZOOM.
• Join Zoom Meeting by going to this link:

• Meeting ID: 871 5950 5495
• Passcode: 872275
• More info about ordering, audio book access and supplemental materials can be found HERE

• Discussion leader is Norma Smith, contact at normie1939@gmail.com
• Tuesdays at 1pm, Loggia 3 Classroom, in-person, workbook needed
• Each weekly session is a stand-alone session - so you can join at any time and at any pace!

• Video seminar with experts Each week your GriefShare group will watch a video seminar featuring top experts on grief and recovery subjects. These videos are produced in an interesting television magazine format featuring expert interviews, real-life case studies, dramatic reenactments, and on-location video.
• Support group discussion with focus After viewing the video, you and the other group members will spend time as a support group, discussing what was presented in that week’s video seminar and what is going on in your lives.
• Personal study and reflection During the week you will have the opportunity to use your workbook for further personal study of the grieving process and to help sort out your emotions through journaling. Your group will spend time discussing questions and comments from the workbook study.

• Sunday mornings
• Tuesday morning and evening
• Saturday evening

• Book needed $13, weekly reading assignment, jump in anytime
• Tuesdays at 9am, Loggia 3, in-person. Contact Terry at mammierocks@yahoo.com to sign up.

• masks are required of all attending (all those over 2 years old)
• 6 feet distancing is required between all individuals not in the same primary household
• no food or drink during meetings because this requires one to remove their mask to eat or drink .

• If you are feeling ill, have a fever or any of the symptoms related to Covid-19, please stay home and join us for ONLINE worship.
• The wearing of masks is required for all in attendance except for children under the age of two. Proper use is required - mask should fully cover your nose and mouth for the entire service, even while singing.
• The Pastor is permitted to remove his mask to give the sermon in order to communicate effectively - for this reason the front two pews of church will remain empty to allow for additional distancing between the pastor and guests.
• All hymnals, Bibles, pencils, attendance and prayer cards have been removed from the pews. There will be no printed bulletin. This removes all items which would have multiple contacts.
• The carpets will have been steam cleaned and sanitized. All surfaces inside the Sanctuary will be sanitized, including the pews and pew cushions. These areas will be re-sanitized after the Saturday night service in preparation for Sunday morning.
• Please enter the Sanctuary from the front (south) doors or the west side door (ramp).
• There will be hand sanitizer available at both the front door and west side door - please use before you enter and as you leave.
• You will be welcomed into the Sanctuary by an usher or greeter who will escort you to your seat. They will also be able to answer any questions that you might have.
• The pews and aisles will be marked to facilitate safe social distancing.
• No hugs or handshakes are permitted.
• We will be administering in-pew communion rather than having the congregation proceed to the altar to receive the bread and wine. Each communicant will be given a sanitized plastic bag containing the bread and wine (gluten-free wafers will be available to those who need them) at their seat. Pastor will provide instructions detailing the exact procedure to be followed at each service.
• At the conclusion of the service everyone will be asked to remain seated until it is their row’s turn to leave the sanctuary.
• Collection plates will be placed at the front doors and west side door from the church to receive the tithes and offerings of those attending the service.
• There will be receptacles for the used communion kits at each exit as well.
• Worship will be posted online as it has been, so if you are feeling ill or wish to worship from home for any reason, you may certainly do so!

• For the family and friends of Robert E. Trapp, Sr. Robert Edwin Trapp, 97, was born on October 9, 1923 at 8 South Hughey Avenue, Orlando, and has been a lifelong resident of Orlando. His parents, Maria Dorthea Mueller Trapp and Rev. George A. Trapp came to Gotha, Florida in 1915 where he was installed as the Pastor of Zion Lutheran Church. During that time Pastor Trapp served the mission station in Orlando and organized and was founding Pastor of what became Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, Orlando, (Trinity Downtown) where Robert has been a lifetime faithful member. He attended Hillcrest Elementary, Memorial Junior High and graduated Orlando High School, class of 1941. Robert served honorably during World War II in the United States Navy as a Hospital Corpsman-Pharmacist Mate, second class, from 1942-1946. His lifelong career was in insurance. He was employed at the American Fire and Casualty Company and in 1969 it became Ohio Casualty Company where he advanced to Vice President of the Auto Casualty Division. He retired after 44 years on January 1, 1986. While there he met and fell in love with his wife of 65 years, Josephine M. Trapp, who preceded him to God's home in 2015. Robert was the last of Pastor Trapp's boys. Preceding and still greatly loved and missed are brothers George A., 1981, Louis O., 1998, and Elmer G., 2003 and recently includes the losses of sister-in-laws Peggy Trapp, 2018, Catherine Henderson, 2020, and Lee Trapp, 2021. Left to grieve but celebrate his life are sons Robert Edwin Trapp, Jr. and his wife Debra Anne, Orlando; John "Rick" Fredrick Trapp, Orlando; Michael Louis Trapp and his wife Jo "Jo" Ann Trapp, Apopka; 3 grandchildren and 8 great-grandchildren. Graveside service will be private. A memorial service will be planned at a later date at Trinity Downtown. We'll post an update as soon as details are known.

• For all those caring for aging and/or ill family members in need
• Prayers for our CDC staff & families, Trinity membership and all Trinity staff & leaders
• For all those struggling with mental health issues
• Prayers for all of the front line workers in our community and nation; our doctors, nurses, EMT, fire fighters, special needs caregivers, essential workers and police.
• Prayers for all those who have Covid-19 to be restored to full health
• Prayers for those who have lost their job or who have been furloughed. And we give thanks for those who have found new employment or have been able to return to their jobs.
• Prayers of thanks for God’s daily provisions. 

1. Treat all people with kindness and respect (“You shall love your neighbor as yourself” Mark 12:31), while holding firmly to “the faith once delivered to the saints” (Jude 3).
2. Become informed about the Equality Act and the issues of gender dysphoria. (See “Additional Resources” below.)
3. Consider your role as Christian citizens and make your voice known to your elected officials, particularly in the U.S. House (house.gov/representatives) and Senate (senate.gov/senators/index.htm).
4. Pray for our officials, government and the church in these challenging days.