Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
We strive to recognize and celebrate the presence of Christ in the world around us. Holy Trinity has a long tradition of outreach and service to its members and the community. We hope you will join us for worship.
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Calendar
Parrish schedules, events and newsletters helps our congregation stay informed and and be an active participant in church life.
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Get Involved
The Holy Trinity Lutheran Church offers a variety of ways of providing a supportive community for worship, spiritual growth, service, and fellowship.
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Visiting
Directions, service schedules, and what to expect during worship.
Service Times
PLEASE JOIN US FOR WORSHIP
SUNDAY'S @ 9AM
THURSDAY'S @ 7PM
OR ONLINE ANYTIME
Our Church thrives because of the energy and style of the people who are a part of our leadership. Here are a few of the people that make our church community special.
Meet the Pastor and our Staff
Pastor Mark R. Luscombe
“As a pastor I believe the central piece of my calling is to assist those, with whom I serve God, shoulder to shoulder, in exploring anew or for the first time their relationship with their Creator and their Savior. Augmented with prayer and reflection, such faithful exploration guides each child of God in developing his or her discipleship-the hallmark of which is moving beyond the physical confines of the church to serve the needs of the world into which Jesus has called each of us and continues to do so daily.”
Debbie began serving the congregation as Organist and Bell Choir Director in March, 2025. A graduate of Lebanon Valley College with degrees in Music Education and Sacred Music, she has served congregations as an organist and choir director since 1983.
Debbie Fortna
Organist
Sue has been the congregation's administrative assistant since August 2001. She holds an Associates Degree from Penn State University.
Sue Johns
Administrative Assistant
About the Evangelical Lutheran Church
The ELCA is a church of more than 4 million members who actively participate in God’s work in the world. We believe that we are freed in Christ to serve and love our neighbor. With our hands, we do God’s work of restoring and reconciling communities in Jesus Christ’s name throughout the world. We are a church that belongs to Christ. We live in many different communities, span all ages, cultures and races and bring to this church unique life experiences and perspectives.