Jo Kelly will talk about her trip to Batey Dos, the plight of the Haitian people, and the hope present there right now because of Pascal's pantry. She will reflect on her trip there, show pictures and a video of the place and describe what was done. … Read More
Historic Trinity Lutheran Church - Reading, PA
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Reflections from a Haitian Village in the Dominican Republic: Join us at Sunday Forum this eek at 9:30 AM. Jo Kelly will talk about her trip to Batey Dos, the plight of the Haitian people, and the hope present there right now because of Pascal's pantry. She will reflect on her trip there, show pictures and a video of the place and describe what was done.
Bags of Blessings: Pick up a grocery bag at church this and bring it back next week filled with non-perishable food for the nearby Lutheran Pantry at St. John’s Church. Once again, the pantry welcomes your gifts of oatmeal (traditional or quick-cooking; no instant oatmeal, please), Thank you for sharing gifts with our neighbors in the city of Reading!
This month, the pantry served over 100 families. All your gifts are greatly appreciated and make a big difference in our community. Thank you - and God bless you!
Jazz Mass March 3: Mark your calendars for Sunday, March 3 when we will feature Jazz Missa Brevis by Will Todd with piano, string bass and drums as part of our worship service.
Martin Luther died on Feb. 18, 1546. He launched the Protestant Reformation that created new Christian theology and Bible scholarship. His "Small catechism" explains the foundations of Christian faith.
Seriously? – Women and Ministry in the ELCA: It’s been almost 50 years since women have been ordained to the ministry of Word and Sacrament in the ELCA. This Sunday at 9:30 AM we will be viewing and discussing a provocative short video produced by the North Carolina Synod.
“The Wailing Woman” - February 16, 7:30 PM at Immanuel UCC in Shillington and February 17, 3:00 PM at Lincoln University in Oxford, PA In celebration of Black History Month, Vox Philia and Berks Sinfonietta invite you to hear “The Wailing Woman” by William Grant Still and Symphony in E minor by Florence Price. Adults $15, $5 child/student; available at berkssinfonietta.org/tickets.
Upcoming Concert - Berks Sinfonietta
berkssinfonietta.org
Berks Sinfonietta was established in 2014 as a group made up of local musicians, dedicated to exploring the vast repertoire of all periods.“The Magic of Broadway” - Sunday, February 17 at 4:00 PM in the Trinity sanctuary: Reading Choral Society invites you to come and hear your favorite Broadway tunes, including selections from “Oklahoma,” “Les Misérables,” and “South Pacific.” General admission advance tickets are $15 for adults ($20 at the door), $10 for students; also available at www.readingchoral.org or the office at (610) 898-1939.
“The Wailing Woman” - February 16, 7:30 PM at Immanuel UCC in Shillington and February 17, 3:00 PM at Lincoln University in Oxford, PA In celebration of Black History Month, Vox Philia and Berks Sinfonietta invite you to hear “The Wailing Woman” by William Grant Still and Symphony in E minor by Florence Price. Adults $15, $5 child/student; available at berkssinfonietta.org/tickets.
Upcoming Concert - Berks Sinfonietta
berkssinfonietta.org
Berks Sinfonietta was established in 2014 as a group made up of local musicians, dedicated to exploring the vast repertoire of all periods.Two great choral concerts this weekend celebrate Broadway music and Black History Month:
“The Magic of Broadway” - Sunday, February 17 at 4:00 PM in the Trinity nave Reading Choral Society invites you to come and hear your favorite Broadway tunes, including selections from “Oklahoma,” “Les Misérables,” and “South Pacific.” General admission advance tickets are $15 for adults ($20 at the door), $10 for students. Purchase your advance tickets from RCS singers Pat McMahon, Darryl Jeffries, Matthew Hayes, Rachel Gambone or Fred Opalinski; also available through the RCS website at www.readingchoral.org or the office at (610) 898-1939.
The Gifts of Near-Death Experiences:
You Don’t Have to Die to Experience Your True Home
With authors Dennis, Sheila & Matt Linn, April 5-6, 2019
at Alvernia University and Christ Church, Reading
Near-death experiences are common, well-documented and universal, often resulting in spiritual growth and healing. Topics will include healing of stress, healing relationships with the living and the deceased, forgiveness, discerning the purpose of our life, listening for guidance in everyday decisions, physical healing and accompanying those who are dying or who have lost a loved one. Speak to Deaconess Deborah for more information. Lunch will be provided. The cost is $70.00. Register by calling Christ Church at 610-374-6108 or email conniefegley@yahoo.com.