Trinity Lutheran, Jenera, has new fall schedule
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, 301 N. Main St., Jenera, has a new fall schedule.
In-person Sunday services are at 8 and 10:30 a.m. with Bible classes for teens and adults at 9:20 a.m.
There will be no in-person Sunday School for children, but beginning Sunday, Sept. 13, Bible lessons, taught by experienced teachers, are available free via YouTube. The lessons begin with creation.
To access these lessons, visit nph.net/ss-at-home. The videos for Pre-K through grade 4 are about 12 minutes long. The videos for grades 5-8 are about 25 minutes long.
There will be an additional service on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. This service is a casual, abbreviated service of the previous Sunday.
Trinity Lutheran School new teachers
Trinity Lutheran School welcomes two new teachers this school year. Jessica Krueger is the new pre-school teacher. She is a Bowling Green State University graduate and has been a music teacher for Kindergarten through grade 12.
Sam Koepsell will teach grades 7-8. He graduated from Martin Luther College with a double major in Elementary Education and Communicative Arts & Literature.
Trinity Lutheran School is a member of the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod. Students in pre-school through grade 8 are taught by Jessica Krueger, Traci Hummer-Kindergarten; Connie Krueger, grades 1-2; Linda Baumann, grades 3-4; Joshua von Stein, grades 5-6 and Sam Koepsell, grades 7-8.
More information is available at tlcjenera.org or by calling 419-326-4685.
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