Trinity Lutheran Church

Trinity Lutheran is a beautiful historic church with a warm, inviting congregation. Wonderful services on Saturday evenings and 2 services on Sunday mornings. They still have a German language sermon on the fourth Sunday of each month as well. Extremely helpful and giving to the community with service projects, soup kitchen, food pantry, financial aid and more. Committed to spreading the Gospel of Christ through thoughtful sermons, community outreach and mission trips throughout the world. I am so glad that I found this historic church in such a great historic neighborhood!

Trinity Lutheran Church in Soulard is my home. I grew up here. Baptized in 1965 and confirmed into the church in 1975. Graduated their grade school in 1975. To me there is no more a beautiful place on God’s earth than Trinity Lutheran Church in Soulard. My mother was a very major role player in this church back in the day and her life was celebrated in her funeral at this church in March of 1990!
The original church of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod and C.F.W. Walthers was this churches pastor for 49 years, as well as the 1^st founding president of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod. The original offices of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod were in the basement of this church. This is the oldest Lutheran Church west of the Mississippi River.

Our friends got married here. Beautiful church from outside but pretty dated inside and has a few décor touches that made it feel a little tacky.
Didn’t love the ceremony… Most of it was very nicely done, however the pastor also went off script and dragged on a bit.

Trinity is a friendly and welcoming-​to-​all urban congregation, about 250 on a Sunday at 8:45 or 10:15, 40 on Saturday night at 5. Lots of young couples with small kids, plus singles and seniors. Historic church and involved in community homeless and low income help. Casual traditional worship. Always lots of visitors.