Historic Trinity Lutheran Church - Reading, PA
Sharing God's love with all people
“Healing of the Spirit” – Noonday worship is at 12:05 each Wednesday in the Chapel. All services will offer a healing liturgy, Holy Communion, and an opportunity after the service for individual healing prayers and anointing with oil. A light soup lunch will follow in the Hintz Room.
Ron Glusenkamp, the director of the ELCA Always Being Made New campaign, had such a good time with us last Fall that he asked to come back to share a special hands-on pretzel making forum. He’ll discuss the spirituality of baking and the history of pretzels as he guides us through steps to make pretzels, both to eat and to share with someone. Signups will taken beforehand so that we have the right amount of ingredients.
“Healing of Relationships” – Noonday worship is at 12:05 each Wednesday in the Chapel. All services will offer a healing liturgy, Holy Communion, and an opportunity after the service for individual healing prayers and anointing with oil. A light soup lunch will follow in the Hintz Room.
We pride ourselves on being a welcoming congregation, with doors and hearts open to everyone in the community, regardless of income level, religious background, sexual identity, physical abilities, ethnicity
or political belief. Those who come through the doors of Trinity know that they are welcome and valued as children of God.
On March 24, we challenge every member of Trinity to invite a friend or family member to join you for church. Meet them here or pick them up; maybe take them to lunch afterwards. Talk to them about why Trinity matters to you.
“Healing of the Mind” – Noonday worship is at 12:05 each Wednesday in the Chapel. All services will offer a healing liturgy, Holy Communion, and an opportunity after the service for individual healing prayers and anointing with oil. A light soup lunch will follow in the Hintz Room.
Ron Glusenkamp, the director of the ELCA Always Being Made New campaign, had such a good time with us last Fall that he asked to come back to share a special hands-on pretzel making forum. He’ll discuss the spirituality of baking and the history of pretzels as he guides us through steps to make pretzels, both to eat and to share with someone.
LGBTQ 101 with Michelle Dech, Executive Director. Michelle will introduce us to the work of the Center and to terminology and best practices for working with or providing services to the LGBTQ+ community. The forum will also include some impactful activities, ensuring a better understanding of the challenges that the community faces daily.
