Welcome To

Trinity Staten Island

This week's Sermon

Sermon Archive

Hello! We are so glad you have found your way to Trinity Lutheran Church on Staten Island.

We are a vibrant, diverse Christian community where you can experience God's love, learn, and live out your faith in Jesus Christ in service to others.

We love music and the arts too. Our worship has a rich blend of classical, modern, Gospel and global music played on organ and piano, and sung by choirs, soloists, and you and me.

Learning is important to us too. We offer study opportunities for all ages.

But we don't just teach about Jesus. We do Jesus. By living out the call to love God and our neighbor in service and advocacy on behalf of the most vulnerable in our community and in the world.

Join us for worship Sundays at 10:30am or try out one of our ministries.

And feel free to reach out with questions. Lutherans love questions.

Peace and blessings!

trinitylutheransi@tlcsi.org

Sunday Schedule

Beginning September 8, 2024

9am Simple Service

9:45am Coffee with Friends & Preschool Sunday School

10:30am Classical Worship & Youth Sunday School

11:40am Fellowship

12:00pm Adult Bible Studies (1st and 3rd Sunday); Confirmation (2nd & 4th Sun)

SuMMer Schedule

(June 19th through September 1st)

9:00am Simple Service (w/Communion)

9:45-10:30am Coffee with Friends (coffee, tea, light snacks)

10:30am Classical Worship

11:45am-12:45pm Bible Study / Workshops (varies)

Holiday Worship

Thanksgiving Eve, 7pm

Christmas Eve, 12/24, 5pm

Ash Wednesday, 10am & 7pm

Maundy Thursday, 7pm

Good Friday, 7pm

Easter Vigil, 5 pm

Easter, 10:30am Choral Service

TICT CLINIC

Consultations available Fridays and Saturdays (with other days only by appointment) Please no walk-ins. Call 917-601-7323 or email tictclinic@tlcsi.org to schedule a consultation with a caseworker.

Upcoming Events

Lament to Light

Sunday, November 1st at 5pm

Featuring Haydn's Requiem and Thompson's Seven Last Words of the Unarmed, this All Saints Day concert reflects on death, loss, and the hope for deliverance.

Pairing the two sets the ancient prayers of the Mass for the Dead beside the last words of seven unarmed Black men — among them Eric Garner's "I can't breathe," spoken only streets from Trinity's doors.

What the Requiem asks of God, the Thompson asks of us. The program closes with Randall Thompson's Alleluia, and with it the turn the evening's title promises: from lament, toward light." Led by chamber orchestra and choir.

Admission is free but premium seats are available for a $20 donation.