-
A WORD FROM PASTOR CHRIS
"Caring, open, active, involved, accepting..." are just some of the words that recent new members have used to describe Trinity.
Trinity is a community that encourages people to deepen their relationship with Christ and one another. One of our greatest strengths are the many opportunities we offer to learn how to live the life God intends for us. I hope to personally welcome you to Trinity one day soon!
Yours in Christ,
Pastor Chris -
A WORD FROM PASTOR RAFAEL
. -
WHAT TO EXPECT WHEM YOU VISIT
Someone will be at the door waiting to greet you with a smile and a handshake. We are happy to introduce ourselves and get to know you better.
Trinity Lutheran Church is located in the heart of the Central Florida tourist district, where thousands of people from all over the world come to enjoy our many attractions such as the Walt Disney World Resort, Sea World, and Universal Studios. Our congregation is very friendly and wants you to have a meaningful, spirit-filled worship experience with us.
Our worship style is fairly traditional, we follow the Lutheran Liturgy, and we celebrate Holy Communion at every service. Everyone who is baptized and believes the Lord’s promises of eternal life is welcome to come to the Lord’s table at Trinity. -
CORE LUTHERAN BELIEFS
A Lutheran is a follower of Jesus Christ, a member of the Christian Church. He/she would be defined as an evangelical Christian. The term evangelical refers to a term Protestants like to use to point out that their faith centers in the good news of what God has done for people in Jesus Christ.
A code word for the heart of Lutheran belief is the reality of “justification by grace through faith.” People do not use the old sense of the word “justification” with much frequency any more. In this phrase “justification” means that God considers righteous, or makes just, people who make nothing of their own righteousness or justice. Instead, they accept God’s gift of Himself, His love, His activity, in the death and rising again of His Son, Jesus Christ. Since no one deserves such love, people are saved by grace. Since they are grasped by it and do not reason or work their way into it, this grace is received “by faith.”