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Trinity Chapel AG is Christ-centered, Biblically-backed, welcoming, family-oriented, multi-ethnic, age-diverse, and spirtually unified. All of the musicians are church members, from a variety of backgrounds, who come together each week to provide an offering to the Lord and help the congregation to experience God's presence.

History

Founded in 1965, we began as a small group of individuals who felt called to plant a church in the east end of Louisville, KY. From the humble beginnings in an elementary school, our church has grown into a loving community of people of all backgrounds, reaching those of various generations, education levels, socio-economic classes, and ethnicities. We are grateful for the opportunity to learn from each of our differences, and celebrate our Savior who unites us.

My Story

God arranged for me to join TC Worship back in 2022, and in early 2024 the church brought on a new worship director, Pastor Robbie Beroit. Under his leadership, we've watched the team grow musically and as worship leaders, helping to carry out the divine mission. It's an honor to play each week and to be a part of a great church family!

A modern classic

Old Lou’s Ragtime Band is a traditional jazz band from Louisville, Kentucky. Formed in 2018, the band is a congenial partnership of University of Louisville school of music grads and traditional jazz veterans, reviving the energy and spontaneous feel of early jazz. They strive to authentically replicate the sounds of early New Orleans jazz musicians such as Louis Armstrong, Jelly Roll Morton, Kid Ory, Joe “King” Oliver, and others. The group's instrumentation is typically clarinet, trumpet, trombone, tuba, banjo, and drums/washboard. The band takes its name from the tuba player’s beloved Golden Retriever, Louie (affectionately known as “Old Lou”), while also paying homage to the Old Lou neighborhood in Louisville, where the band first came together at the U of L. Old Lou’s Ragtime Band regularly performs at distilleries, breweries, outdoor markets, community events, private parties, weddings, and funerals across the Kentuckiana region. You can hear them live in person, or online with Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.