Did you know . . . that you can recycle your old phone books in the recycling container in Trinity’s parking lot?

 The Youth are going GREEN . . . Just as we have been doing the printer and cell phone recycling we are now providing a place for all of your papers to be recycled.  So save your junk mail, newspapers, anything paper that is not confidential and bring  it to church and place in the bin.  RECYCLING STARTS WITH YOU—Recycling begins when someone uses paper—whether it is a newspaper, magazine, grocery bag or a single sheet of office paper.  RECYCLING BIN—People take their paper to recycling bins, called Abitibi Paper Retrievers.  For the paper to be processed efficiently, it must be clean, dry, and free of foreign objects such as plastic, twine, metal or glass.  These requirements ensure efficiency and quality of the next steps.  COLLECTION AND DELIVERY—The paper is collected from the Abitibi Paper Retrievers and delivered to a processing center where careful sorting improves the efficiency of the entire recycling operation.  At the processing center the paper is sorted into mill-ready grades of paper.  

“The Experience”

From Christ Lutheran Church, Charlotte, NC

Join us for an evening of contemporary Christian music and drama.

Christ Lutheran Church

3301 Compton Rd.

Congratulations to Our Graduates!

Caitlin Bierman—McAuley H.S.—will attend Capital University

Will Holthaus—Fairfield H.S.—will attend The Ohio State University

Theresa Stockdale—Wyoming H.S.—will attend Ohio University

Rebecca Gardlik—Capital University—B.A. in History and Education

Tyler Moody—Centre College

Keller Schnier—University of Cincinnati—B.S. in Civil Engineering

Richard Stockdale—Ohio University—B.A. in Psychology