Sunday School
    Sunday School begins in the sanctuary at 10:15 a.m. After the readings and Children's Sermon, children are dismissed to classes for 3 years through High School. There is a nursery for younger children at both Sunday morning worship services. Sunday School is in session September through May. The first Sunday of each month is Youth Sunday where children of all ages are encouraged to assist in the service and worship with their families. There is no Sunday School on Youth Sunday.

Confirmation
    Confirmation Classes are held on Wednesday Evenings at 6:30 p.m. for grades six through eight. These classes focus on preparing young people to affirm their baptismal covenant by using a multi-media power point presentation by Faith Inkubators.©

Vacation Bible School
    Each summer a full week of fun, fellowship and energy is experienced by Trinity's community. The week is theme based with deep-impact Bible learning that opens young hearts to Jesus. Kids and volunteers encounter God working miracles in and through them and others. Children don't just learn God's Word - they live it! Vacation Bible School at Trinity Youth Alive This fellowship group is geared for grades six through eight. Activities are scheduled regularly and support Christian values and beliefs. Youth Alive has been involved in many activities including bowling, ice skating, concerts, and a variety of service projects benefitting their church and community.

Genesis
    Genesis is a musical ministry for high school youth around the community of Gresham and Portland, Oregon. Most of the students in Genesis are from Trinity Lutheran Church, but we Click here to go to the Genesis pagealso have students who come from other traditions. Through the media of music, drama, and dance, we proclaim the good news of Christ Jesus. With determination, hard work and prayer, we share this ministry to a variety of settings and people of all ages. Over the years, we have performed in churches, schools, universities, nursing homes, and camps up and down the West Coast of the United States and Canada, and in Idaho and Nevada. We have two messages to share as we perform: first, the good news of the Gospel, and second, that contrary to what people may hear in the media, high school students are generous, responsible and loving.