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Teaching Children, Supporting Families

At Trinity, we seek to help parents with the spiritual formation of their children and families as a whole through Sunday School, Kids Church, and many other programs.

Sunday School

Sunday School is available for children ages four through seventh grade at Trinity, and runs from September until June. Children meet in the Z-room at 9:30 AM for music before heading to their classrooms with their teachers. Classes are divided by age and the teachers for 2014-2015 are listed below:

Deacon for Christian Education – Marnee Fierlbeck

Co-Teaching K-5th Grade - Marnee Fierlbeck, Aliina Rowe, Dörte Walter, Jennifer Grunenberg, Angie Petersen

Music/Teacher Support - Martin Stoewer

Co-Teaching 6th-7th Grade - Greg Petersen

Youth and Confirmation - Kendra NcNatt

Teacher Support - Danita Waerfall-Brizzi, Kristen Rüsges, Jacintha Vasanth

Sr. High Youth (grades 8-12) and adult Bible studies are also offered during the Sunday School hour.

Please contact the church office at with any questions about Sunday School.

Youth Ministry

The Trinity Youth are a very active part of Frankfurt's Trinity Lutheran Church! The group consists of students from seventh grade through high school (13-19 years of age) and many different nationalities.

Trinity offers a one year confirmation program in years when there is sufficient interest, from September until May. Confirmation instruction is available to youth in seventh grade or above.

Please contact Pastor Flohrs at or Kendra McNatt, our Director of Christian Education Intern at if you or your children are interested in confirmation instruction.

Baptism

Trinity baptizes people of all ages as we believe the Bible has instructed us. Baptisms may occur during a Sunday worship service or at a private ceremony at the request of the family. Please contact Pastor Braun at if you would like to arrange a baptism for yourself or your child.

In Paul’s letters, he often emphasizes the importance of the spiritual gift of teaching. Paul’s respect for teaching is very evident in 1 Corinthians 12:28 when he says, “And God has appointed in the church first apostles, second prophets, third teachers, then miracles, then gifts of healing, helping, administrating, and various kinds of tongues.” Of course, the Body of Christ requires all spiritual gifts. But in all seriousness, what would you choose if given the choice between miracles, gifts...

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