A unique community of believers
Trinity celebrated 100 years of being part of the West Bend community in 2022. You can find us on the corner of 7th Avenue and Elm Street. Handicap entrances are located on the west side of the building (upper parking lot off the alley) and/or on the south side of the building (lower parking lot). Our mission is to ‘Share the love and promise of God’ and our welcome is wide open.
Trinity is part of the greater ELCA synod. We were the first Reconciling in Christ congregation in Washington County. We believe this is Christ‘s church and, as such, there is a place for you here—come as you are.Trinity is a unique community of believers made up of people just like you who are searching for answers, meaning and focus in a world that is ever-changing. We know we are not perfect, but we strive to be a warm and diverse community where all are valued equally, where ‘real life’ is welcome and where we know that God’s love and grace for each of us is unstoppable.
Open ended invitation
Trinity Staff
Pastor David Schoob
Co-Pastor
Pastor Cristy Schoob
Co-Pastor
Sue Walker
Parish Coordinator
Heather Peters
Music Coordinator
Alyssa Brockman
Children's Ministry Coordinator
Sandy Poenitsch
Communication Coordinator
Karen Sparks
Financial Clerk
Phil Wagner
Facilities Manager
Trinity Congregation/Church Council
Anita Bayliff | PRESIDENT – Ministry Support
Charlotte Butzler | CO-VP– Faith Development
Todd Markgraf | CO-VP – Property
Greg McMahon | TREASURER – Finance
Cheryl Scaffidi | SECRETARY – Worship & Music
Suzanne Barker – Stewardship
Penny Bergerud – Community Building
John Kenworthy – Outreach | Technology
Mike Kapler – Property
Renee Thacker – Faith Development
Jim Winkler – Stewardship
Ministry Teams: Outreach, Worship & Music, Faith Development, Stewardship, Community Building, Ministry Support, Property, Invitation, Finance, Technology
The Congregation Council (Church Council) is essentially the board of directors for the congregation. The Council has general oversight of the life and activities of this congregation and, in particular, its worship life, to the end that everything be done in accordance with the Word of God , the faith and practice of the ELCA and the decisions of the congregation as a whole (as expressed through congregational meetings and the constitution of the congregation). Each council member serves as a representative on at least one of Trinity’s ministry teams (committees). Members of the council serve for three years and are elected at the annual congregational meeting. The council normally meets once a month.
Trinity’s seeds planted over 100 years ago!