A Renewed Call to Reconciliation

In a letter to the church, Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada (ELCIC) National and Synod Bishops call for prayers and re-engaging in reconciliation following the devastating discovery of the remains of 215 children buried in unmarked graves on the grounds of the Kamloops Indian Residential School. The letter invites ELCIC members to join in prayer for the families of the children, for the Tk'emlúps te Secwépemc First Nation, for the City of Kamloops and for First Nations Communities across Canada as they grieve this loss, as well as a renewed call to re-engage in the work of reconciliation.
To read or download the full letter,  click here.

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Welcome to Trinity Lutheran Church

Trinity Lutheran Church is a Christian community deeply rooted in the Delta community. It was founded by forward-thinking Norwegian fisherman families over 100 years ago, who established the first designated green space for the Delta community, just up the hill from the original church. Current members recall clearing the forest to access what is now Annieville Park, which offers play space for young children, a playground and baseball fields for Annieville school, and a waterpark.


We worship in the space constructed by those immigrant families. Today at TLC, you will hear music and preaching that feeds your soul, bringing ancient words to life in your family, work and community. Here, you will be loved and accepted by people who’ve weathered many storms over the years. Come and discover a place for you!

-Pastor Jennifer Wilson


Monthly Calendar


Please note: The last Sunday of the month is Food Bank Sunday. Please bring non-perishable food items and leave them in the blue bin with the Food Bank sign on it, across from the church office.