Trinity Church of Crestline "Making disciples big and small"
We are a church family committed to the authority of the Bible as the inspired Word of God. In keeping with the Lutheran Confessions, we believe all doctrines should and must be judged by the teaching of Scripture. We are a church centered on the unique Gospel of Jesus Christ, animated by missions and evangelism, grounded in the 2,000-year tradition of Christian faith.
Red Wagon Sunday - will be every Sunday
Sunday October 26 2025 - 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. Pastor and helpers will be handing out candy for Trick or Treat, in the Church parking lot.
Mondays in October - Noodle Making 9:00 a.m. Donations of Gold Medal Flour and monetary donations for the purchase of eggs would be greatly appreciated.
Farmer's Market - every Tuesday (May - October) at 1st Methodist Church (The Red Door Church) 3:00 - 6:00 p.m.
“FELLOWSHIP NIGHT” - Wednesday, November 5th beginning at 5:30 p.m. Food, Friends & Fellowship. Dinner provided. Cards/Games on hand
November 14, 2025- 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. - Trinity Lutheran Church Fall Festival - Crafts, Homemade Noodles and Baked Goods for sale. Lunch - 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Swiss Steak Dinner 4:00 - 6:00 p.m. Dine in or Carry Out. Swiss Steak-Mashed Potatoes-Waldorf Salad-Drink-Slice of Pie Adults - $12.00 Children (ages 7-13) - $8.00 Ages 6 & under free
If you would like to make a contribution to Trinity
Please send contributions to:
Trinity Lutheran Church
410 N. Thoman St
Crestline Ohio 44827
At the top of the page mouse over “About Us” when the box opens click “Pastor Diana's Radio Sermon Transcripts”
PASTOR DIANA'S RADIO SERMONS CAN BE HEARD ON WMAN (FM 98.3 & AM 1400) AT 7:10 am
ON THE FOLLOWING SUNDAYS IN 2025
OCTOBER 26 - NOVEMBER 2 - DECEMBER 14
“Stuff the Truck” for disaster relief
We collect items through out the year and send to the warehouse in September.
Items needed for “Stuff the Truck” Flood Buckets and Health Care Kits:
five-gallon bucket with lid - jug of bleach (1/2 gallon or smaller) - large trash bags (Contractor 3 mil) - roll paper towels - cotton rags (can be homemade cut to 10” x 10”) - Comet or scouring cleanser - Pine Sol or liquid cleanser - Scrub brush - Gloves, size large preferred ~ rubber (reusable, i.e., dishwashing type) ~ leather ~ cotton -
bath towel ~ wash cloth (optional) - shampoo (2 if travel size) - bar of soap (2 if travel size) - toothbrush (individually sealed) - toothpaste (2 if travel size) - pack of floss (optional) - comb - deodorant - nail clipper (optional)
Masks – painting, sanding, N95 - Disposable diapers, baby or adult, assorted sizes - Feminine hygiene items - Mops, brooms, dustpans - Leaf & garden rakes - Flat bottom shovels, spades
Quilts and blankets – any size
Any school item can be donated in bulk
Gift Cards: Home Depot, Lowes, Wal-Mart, Visa *Please write the amount and date purchased on each card
It is easy to notice the faults of others. For example, you will hear God’s name used wrongly—whether as an outright expletive or by swearing by it to gain another’s trust.
“God told me.” When people say this, they are taking the Lord’s name in vain. They say, “God told me to do this,” so that no one will be able to disagree with them.
So, we see that taking the Lord’s name vainly does not only break the Second Commandment; it also breaks the First Commandment. For taking the Lord’s name in vain ...
Why does one need to lie or otherwise deceive in order to receive some necessary thing? God knows what you need, so ask your heavenly Father, and he will provide the needs of ...
The Second Commandment deals with far more than using a specific word or words. If you are a Christian, then all you say and do is said and done in the name of God.
Too much talk can lead to grand statements, to bragging backed up with oaths. Be content with silence, for the whisper of God may be heard there.