Victory Trinity Lutheran Church Ludington MI
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Who we are
Welcome to a Lutheran (ELCA) Church near Ludington and Scottville area in Mason County
We invite you to Worship with us.
Join us at our 9:00 AM worship service on Sunday morning. We are proud to be a rural church located in Victory township near Ludington and Scottville area offering a beautiful country view. Communion is offered to all who are baptized Christians. So come visit us and enjoy the warm country friendly atmosphere. We are located one mile west of North Stiles road at 3208 W. Victory Drive
Our Mission
It is our mission and purpose to worship God, witness to God, serve God, love all God’s people and build community and we strive to do this according to the teaching of Martin Luther and his confessions of faith. These confessions promote God as a gracious father who shows his mercy by forgiving all our sin as He gave His only Son, the Savior Jesus Christ, to die on the Cross. It is out of our sincere gratitude to our gracious God and His Son Jesus that we do our best to be God’s people by following the teachings and Jesus Christ. We work to build a loving, caring and welcoming community of faith that truly is open to all people. We gather frequently for social and fellowship times outside of worship because we enjoy the companionship of our fellow church members but are forever looking to include others in our fellowship.
We invite you to Worship with us.
Join us at our 9:00 AM worship service on Sunday morning. We are proud to be a rural church located in Victory township near Ludington and Scottville area offering a beautiful country view. Communion is offered to all who are baptized Christians. So come visit us and enjoy the warm country friendly atmosphere. We are located one mile west of North Stiles road at 3208 W. Victory Drive
Our Mission
It is our mission and purpose to worship God, witness to God, serve God, love all God’s people and build community and we strive to do this according to the teaching of Martin Luther and his confessions of faith. These confessions promote God as a gracious father who shows his mercy by forgiving all our sin as He gave His only Son, the Savior Jesus Christ, to die on the Cross. It is out of our sincere gratitude to our gracious God and His Son Jesus that we do our best to be God’s people by following the teachings and Jesus Christ. We work to build a loving, caring and welcoming community of faith that truly is open to all people. We gather frequently for social and fellowship times outside of worship because we enjoy the companionship of our fellow church members but are forever looking to include others in our fellowship.
Street Address
3208 W Victory Dr
Ludington,
MI
49431-9534
United States
Phone: (231) 843-8711
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Church Pastor
William Huether
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3208 W Victory Dr
Ludington,
MI
49431-9534
United States
Phone: (231) 843-8711
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Denomination
Evangelical Lutheran
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Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
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William Huether
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Pastor
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Sally Larson
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Mailing Address
3208 W Victory Dr
Ludington, MI
49431-9534
Ludington, MI
49431-9534
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Victory Trinity Lutheran Church Service Times
Weekly Activities
Sunday Worship at 9:00 AM
Sunday School at 9:00 AM
Monday
Victory Choir Practice 2nd Monday of month 4:00 PM
Tuesday
Bible Study at Grace Episcopal 6:00 PM
Wednesday
Faith Formation at Bethany 10:00 to 11:00 AM
Thursday
Four Corners Churches Men’s Breakfast 8:30 AM at Brenda’s Harbor Cafe
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Sunday Worship at 9:00 AM
Sunday School at 9:00 AM
Monday
Victory Choir Practice 2nd Monday of month 4:00 PM
Tuesday
Bible Study at Grace Episcopal 6:00 PM
Wednesday
Faith Formation at Bethany 10:00 to 11:00 AM
Thursday
Four Corners Churches Men’s Breakfast 8:30 AM at Brenda’s Harbor Cafe
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Victory Trinity Lutheran Church History
Our Early History
In 1896 a group of women formed the Danish Ladies Aid Society. They wanted to help build a church in which to worship. The pastor who served Bethany Lutheran Church in Ludington at that time came out to the homes occasionally to administer sacraments.
In 1901 the new pastor helped these ladies officially draw up a charter for their aid society and was the pastor of the first church which was built in 1903. Old settlers donated a half acre of land, time, and labor to build the church. A store counter was made into an altar and a pulpit.
In 1908 the church was struck by lightening and burned to the ground. The congregation received a $985 insurance settlement so they immediately started to build again. The walls were raised in the fall but by spring they caved in. With the money gone, they had to start over. After much work and hardships and many donations, they built another church building. Bernard Hilling painted the artwork on the alter which was built by Carl Jeppesen of Ludington.
In the early years of our church, transportation of the pastor to and from our church was furnished free by our members taking turns. One member would drive a team of horses into town and pick up the pastor and another member would take the pastor back to Ludington. During these early years, the Church was affiliated with the Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. A portion of the Confession in the Constitution states that the Church is part of the Holy Christian Church, in accord with our mother church, The Church of Denmark. By 1925 worship services were in Danish only once a month and by 1942 all services were in English.
Reverend Mr. Eric Bach came in 1929 and stayed for nine years. Pastor Bach proposed a plan for a new altar and through his and the members’ efforts, it became a reality in 1932. The altar was dedicated on Palm Sunday 1932, with a large group attending the service. Workmanship on the altar by the artist Bernard Halling and Carl Jeppesen, added to the beauty of the altar.
In 1896 a group of women formed the Danish Ladies Aid Society. They wanted to help build a church in which to worship. The pastor who served Bethany Lutheran Church in Ludington at that time came out to the homes occasionally to administer sacraments.
In 1901 the new pastor helped these ladies officially draw up a charter for their aid society and was the pastor of the first church which was built in 1903. Old settlers donated a half acre of land, time, and labor to build the church. A store counter was made into an altar and a pulpit.
In 1908 the church was struck by lightening and burned to the ground. The congregation received a $985 insurance settlement so they immediately started to build again. The walls were raised in the fall but by spring they caved in. With the money gone, they had to start over. After much work and hardships and many donations, they built another church building. Bernard Hilling painted the artwork on the alter which was built by Carl Jeppesen of Ludington.
Reverend Mr. Eric Bach came in 1929 and stayed for nine years. Pastor Bach proposed a plan for a new altar and through his and the members’ efforts, it became a reality in 1932. The altar was dedicated on Palm Sunday 1932, with a large group attending the service. Workmanship on the altar by the artist Bernard Halling and Carl Jeppesen, added to the beauty of the altar.
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"Four things let us ever keep in mind: God hears prayer, God heeds prayer, God answers prayer, and God delivers by prayer."E. M. Bounds
Victory Trinity Lutheran Church listing was last updated on the 4th of February, 2018
