Holy Trinity Lutheran Church

In the heart of the Longfellow neighborhood, Holy Trinity Lutheran Church stands as a trusted anchor—a place where neighbors gather, heal, and imagine a more hopeful future together. When our community was shaken by fire and uprising, Holy Trinity opened its doors as a medic station and food hub. In the years since, it has remained a place of deep connection and steadfast presence, where people come not only to worship but to share meals, organize for justice, raise children, and build lives rooted in belonging.

Holy Trinity’s building hums with the life of the neighborhood. On any given day, you’ll find preschoolers at play, neighbors sharing soup, artists and organizers collaborating for justice, and elders finding companionship. This vibrant ecosystem of care and action reminds us that being church is about more than Sunday mornings—it’s about showing up for one another every day. In a world where safe and welcoming community spaces are disappearing, Holy Trinity remains a sanctuary in the truest sense: rooted in place, open to all, and alive with love for the common good.