TCLC News - October 29, 2026
This week: Pastor Kay leads worship November 1, Gifts of Love collections begin, and sign up for the November 15 Thanksgiving Potluck.
Child of God
I've been a Christian all my life, but I didn't truly understand what that meant until I was in my 40s. Then, the love of Christ and the Holy Sprit transformed my life one evening...
Throughout my journey as a technical leader and executive, the values of stewardship, vocation, and integrity have remained central to my professional and personal life.
My path has been shaped not only by decades of engineering and leadership experience but also by a foundation laid in the Lutheran tradition during my youth. The grace received through baptism as an infant and the commitment made during my confirmation were pivotal milestones.
These early experiences instilled a sense of purpose and a "theology of the cross" perspective that views challenges as opportunities for growth and service. This upbringing profoundly influenced my decision to pursue a career in technology—viewing innovation as a way to solve complex problems and serve the neighbor—and ultimately guided my path as a Christian.
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Council President 2019-2023
Triumphant Cross Lutheran Church
Council Secretary 2004-2007
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Join me in celebrating faith, community, and the love of Christ at Triumphant Cross Lutheran Church. Whether you're seeking spiritual growth, fellowship, or a welcoming place to worship, we invite you to be part of our vibrant community.
This week: Pastor Kay leads worship November 1, Gifts of Love collections begin, and sign up for the November 15 Thanksgiving Potluck.
Every November, TCLC's children collect loose change for Lutheran World Relief Gifts of Love. Bring your change each Sunday to help feed families in need.
Triumphant Cross Lutheran Church is now on X at @tclcdothan. Follow along for sermons, events, and news from our Dothan congregation.
Join neighbors of many faiths for an interfaith Thanksgiving service in Dothan on Thursday, November 19 at 6:30 p.m. at the Episcopal Church of the Nativity.