Chili entries should arrive not later than 9:30 am, if possible.
INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church will follow the lead of Loudoun County Public Schools regarding closures due to inclement weather. If the schools are closed, all church activities will be cancelled: Wednesday Night, LIVE!, Choir Rehearsals, Confirmation activities, Little Blessings Preschool, Team/Committee meetings, and outside group meetings will all be cancelled. The church office will also follow the Loudoun County school closures.
Traditional service with singing, Holy Communion and a candlelight sharing.
This service will be a Christmas Eve Service designed to engage the children with costumed solos, children responses, paraphrased Gospel, children’s sermon, and singing. We will have Holy Communion. Whether you’re coming solo, with friends, or with family, this service is perfect for all.
This service will be our Traditional Candlelight Christmas Eve Vigil. There will be singing, handbells, Holy Communion and a candlelight sharing.
Dress for the weather! There will be scripture and prayer and a lot of singing of carols!
Help decorate the Sanctuary with a poinsettia plant.
$15 each or 2 for $28
Bring your plant home after the 7:30 pm Christmas Eve Service or after the 10:00 am Lessons & Carols service the following Sunday. You may also opt to contribute only to the flower/decorations fund. Order forms are available at church, or you may Download and print one here: paper form.
Start your Christmas Season off by joining the Leesburg community, led by our organ and choirs, in a rousing afternoon of traditional carols! The event is free and open to the public. Bring your family and bring your friends.Â
While admission is free, a freewill offering will be collected to support “Light at the Laundromat,” an essential outreach ministry of the Holy Trinity Youth. Join us for a beautiful afternoon fo music and neighborhood cheer.
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church,
605 W. Market St., Leesburg, VA 20175. 703 777-4912.
Holy Communion is a gift of Godâs grace for us, Godâs people.
Children ages 3 through 3rd grade are invited to Communion Class, whether they are new to communion or have already received communion.
It is Godâs table, and all are invited to receive this gift. We invite young children to start receiving communion as soon as they put their hands out to receive it. No one fully understands this gift of Godâs grace, but we know what it feels like to be excluded â whether from a table or from a party. And this table is for all. For this is Jesusâ table â and he welcomes all people to receive the gift of Godâs grace given in communion.
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Sunday, November 1
â° 11:15 AMâ12:30 PM
đ˝ď¸ Lunch is included!
Parents, grandparents, and families are welcome.
â Questions? Contact Pastor Kristin or Nancy Fox.
Please RSVP by October 29 to let us know that your family will participate!
Please take a moment to register your child(ren) so that we can be prepared to welcome all!
Join us as we begin Lent with the Imposition of Ashes and Holy Communion at two service times:
12:00 Noon Worship with Soup & Salad Lunch to follow
5:30 pm Soup and Salad Dinner (A freewill offering will be collected)
6:30 pm Worship
Wednesdays in Lent ~ 12:00Noon
Join Pastor Kristin in the Commons for a soup and salad lunch and discussion of “cross” songs: “The Old Rugged Cross,” “Jesus Keep Me Near the Cross,” “Beneath the Cross of Jesus,” and more. We’ll learn a little about the hymnâs history and explore how the text illuminates our understanding of the cross.
All are welcome! Â
Sunday Mornings Starting February 22, from 8:45 – 9:45 am
We see the cross everywhere: In our church, as a piece of jewelry, in tattoos, and in many other places, both sacred and secular. However, the heart of the cross is an element of mystery that can’t be resolved either easily or entirely. Join us on Sunday mornings from 8:45 -9:45 as we listen in on a conversation between two people having an open and candid discussion about the cross and explore together the following questions: So, whatâs with the cross? What does the cross say about God? Whatâs the big deal? Did Jesus have to die?
Participants are invited to read the book: Making Sense of the Cross, by David Lose, and available through Holy Trinity or Amazon. If reading is not your thing, no worries, just join us on Sunday mornings.
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April 2, 2026
Worship 7:00 pm
April 3, 2026
12:00 noon Worship
7:00 pm Worship
Questions about any of our Lenten offerings? Please contact our main office or Pastor Kristen
