Trinity Lutheran Church of Loyal Oak

Norton | Ohio | 44203 | Lutheran

3281 CLEVELAND-MASSILLON ROAD Norton Ohio 44203 US
330-825-3217330-825-3217
tlcloyaloak@yahoo.com
https://sites.google.com/view/tlcloyaloak/home

Worship 10:00 a.m. every Sundays

According to the Norton Historical Society, Loyal Oak was one of the 7 hemlets in Norton (the other 6 hemlets are Norton Center, Western Star, Sherman, Hametown, Johnson’s Corners, and New Portage). Trinity Lutheran Church of Loyal Oak has been serving residents of the city of Norton and surrounding areas since 1817.
1812: “Second War of Independence”
1845: Lutheran and Reformed Society formed at Loyal Oak. Services were held in a church which had been built north of the corner by the Disciples Denomination until 1851.
1847: A Union Congregation (Lutheran and Reformed) worshipped together
1851 May 10th: Cornerstone was laid for a house of worship of our own south of the corner where the present Trinity Lutheran Church now stands.
1851 November: The church was completed and dedicated
1885: the 2 congregations separate and establish own their own churches. The Reformed congregation sold their interest to the Lutherans, who tore down the old church and built the old part of their present brick structure on the same ground.
The stone above the center window on the front of the church reads:

“Ev. Luth. Church, Built 1834, Rebuilt 1885”

1892: Barberton established as a city
1905: The Norton High School Commencement Exercises were held in Trinity Church
1918: The Loyal Oak Cemetery Association was formed. The cemetery is behind both churches. The oldest recorded grave marker is 1801 for John Miller.
1928: Purchase of organ from a church in Cambridge, Oh. The organ has 14 ranks, 2 manuals, and is a tracker action instrument. An addition to the church was constructed to house it.

Trinity’s 14-rank, 2-manual tracker organ.
1958: Ground was broken for the new educational unit. A new entrance was built to the side replacing the one originally on the front
1961: Norton Township became a Village.
1969: Norton became a City
More information about the city of Norton and Trinity Lutheran can be found in Lisa Ann Merrick’s book Norton (Arcadia Publishing, Jul 20, 2015).
Link to Lisa Merrick’s book on Google Ebook:
https://books.google.com/books?id=FKT0CQAAQBAJ&pg=PA73&lpg=PA73&dq=Trinity+Lutheran+church+of+loyal+oak&source=bl&ots=42rFmBHXIE&sig=ACfU3U2GE3SsvinM1A8kvUZfbLxDLW_s4A&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjfzsWzsdTnAhWwna0KHeqGC8I4ChDoATACegQICBAB#v=onepage&q=Trinity%20Lutheran%20church%20of%20loyal%20oak&f=false
Download our booklet on our 125 years of history from 1817-1982 here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pSTO4G0jkSm39jWPgK8lD0_RFW8Dpjm4/view?usp=sharing
Worship Style
Blend of Traditional and Contemporary
Church Size
< 50
Attire
Mix of informal and formal
Language
English
Year Founded
1845
Bible Used
New Revised Version
Church Type
Evangelical
Service Times

Sundays 10 to 11 am

Leaders

Dedicated church members and supply pastors

Mission Statement

Growing together in Christ’s love

Broadcast Ministry
Facebook Live every Sunday at 10 am
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According to the Norton Historical Society, Loyal Oak was one of the 7 hemlets in Norton (the other 6 hemlets are Norton Center, Western Star, Sherman, Hametown, Johnson’s Corners, and New Portage). Trinity Lutheran Church of Loyal Oak has been serving residents of the city of Norton and surrounding areas since 1817.




1812: “Second War of Independence”


1845: Lutheran and Reformed Society formed at Loyal Oak. Services were held in a church which had been built north of the corner by the Disciples Denomination until 1851.


1847: A Union Congregation (Lutheran and Reformed) worshipped together


1851 May 10th: Cornerstone was laid for a house of worship of our own south of the corner where the present Trinity Lutheran Church now stands.


1851 November: The church was completed and dedicated


1885: the 2 congregations separate and establish own their own churches. The Reformed congregation sold their interest to the Lutherans, who tore down the old church and built the old part of their present brick structure on the same ground.


The stone above the center window on the front of the church reads:

"Ev. Luth. Church, Built 1834, Rebuilt 1885"













1892: Barberton established as a city


1905: The Norton High School Commencement Exercises were held in Trinity Church


1918: The Loyal Oak Cemetery Association was formed. The cemetery is behind both churches. The oldest recorded grave marker is 1801 for John Miller.


1928: Purchase of organ from a church in Cambridge, Oh. The organ has 14 ranks, 2 manuals, and is a tracker action instrument. An addition to the church was constructed to house it.








Trinity's 14-rank, 2-manual tracker organ.






1958: Ground was broken for the new educational unit. A new entrance was built to the side replacing the one originally on the front


1961: Norton Township became a Village.


1969: Norton became a City


More information about the city of Norton and Trinity Lutheran can be found in Lisa Ann Merrick’s book Norton (Arcadia Publishing, Jul 20, 2015).
Link to Lisa Merrick’s book on Google Ebook:
https://books.google.com/books?id=FKT0CQAAQBAJ&pg=PA73&lpg=PA73&dq=Trinity+Lutheran+church+of+loyal+oak&source=bl&ots=42rFmBHXIE&sig=ACfU3U2GE3SsvinM1A8kvUZfbLxDLW_s4A&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjfzsWzsdTnAhWwna0KHeqGC8I4ChDoATACegQICBAB#v=onepage&q=Trinity%20Lutheran%20church%20of%20loyal%20oak&f=false




Download our booklet on our 125 years of history from 1817-1982 here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pSTO4G0jkSm39jWPgK8lD0_RFW8Dpjm4/view?usp=sharing

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Worship 10:00 a.m. every Sundays


According to the Norton Historical Society, Loyal Oak was one of the 7 hemlets in Norton (the other 6 hemlets are Norton Center, Western Star, Sherman, Hametown, Johnson’s Corners, and New Portage). Trinity Lutheran Church of Loyal Oak has been serving residents of the city of Norton and surrounding areas since 1817.




1812: “Second War of Independence”


1845: Lutheran and Reformed Society formed at Loyal Oak. Services were held in a church which had been built north of the corner by the Disciples Denomination until 1851.


1847: A Union Congregation (Lutheran and Reformed) worshipped together


1851 May 10th: Cornerstone was laid for a house of worship of our own south of the corner where the present Trinity Lutheran Church now stands.


1851 November: The church was completed and dedicated


1885: the 2 congregations separate and establish own their own churches. The Reformed congregation sold their interest to the Lutherans, who tore down the old church and built the old part of their present brick structure on the same ground.


The stone above the center window on the front of the church reads:


“Ev. Luth. Church, Built 1834, Rebuilt 1885”


















1892: Barberton established as a city


1905: The Norton High School Commencement Exercises were held in Trinity Church


1918: The Loyal Oak Cemetery Association was formed. The cemetery is behind both churches. The oldest recorded grave marker is 1801 for John Miller.


1928: Purchase of organ from a church in Cambridge, Oh. The organ has 14 ranks, 2 manuals, and is a tracker action instrument. An addition to the church was constructed to house it.








Trinity’s 14-rank, 2-manual tracker organ.








1958: Ground was broken for the new educational unit. A new entrance was built to the side replacing the one originally on the front


1961: Norton Township became a Village.


1969: Norton became a City


More information about the city of Norton and Trinity Lutheran can be found in Lisa Ann Merrick’s book Norton (Arcadia Publishing, Jul 20, 2015).

Link to Lisa Merrick’s book on Google Ebook:

https://books.google.com/books?id=FKT0CQAAQBAJ&pg=PA73&lpg=PA73&dq=Trinity+Lutheran+church+of+loyal+oak&source=bl&ots=42rFmBHXIE&sig=ACfU3U2GE3SsvinM1A8kvUZfbLxDLW_s4A&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjfzsWzsdTnAhWwna0KHeqGC8I4ChDoATACegQICBAB#v=onepage&q=Trinity%20Lutheran%20church%20of%20loyal%20oak&f=false




Download our booklet on our 125 years of history from 1817-1982 here:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pSTO4G0jkSm39jWPgK8lD0_RFW8Dpjm4/view?usp=sharing


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