Trinity Lutheran Church

About this church

Trinity Lutheran Church in Mena worships Sundays at 10:00 a.m., preceded by adult Bible study and children’s Sunday School at 9:00. Children age four and older meet in Fellowship Hall. After the children’s message during worship, kindergarten-age and younger children may continue there with an adult leader; on Communion Sundays they return to the sanctuary to join their families. The church’s Lutheran teaching emphasizes grace through faith, Scripture, Baptism, and Holy Communion.

Known locally as the “Little White Church on the Hill,” Trinity stands at the corner of DeQueen and Oak streets. Lutheran families organized the congregation in 1900 after Mena’s first Lutheran worship service in 1899. Its white-frame building, dedicated in 1902 for both church and Christian day-school use, is described by the congregation as Mena’s oldest church building still in service. Other connections include weekday Bible studies, Way-Seekers Youth Group, the Polk County Family Mission, and rotating Sunday School mission projects. Visitors can find the church at 1010 DeQueen Street; families should verify the current youth and weekday-study schedule because those pages do not publish one permanent meeting hour.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 24, 2026. Sources: Official website, Sunday worship, location, and welcome · Adult study, children’s Sunday School, and worship care · Congregational, day-school, and building history · Lutheran beliefs, Baptism, and Holy Communion

Service times

Confirm current times directly with the church before visiting.

Ministries and visitor notes

• Young-child care after the children’s message — during worship, with return for Communion
• Youth and weekday Bible studies — confirm current schedule

Location