The Southern Berks News

Church news

-

Trinity Lutheran Church

1749 S. MAIN ST., BECHTELSVI­LLE

Sunday: in-house worship service, 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. We are also continuing to livestream our service at 10:30 a.m., we can only accommodat­e 25. If you wish to worship in-house, please call the church office at 610-3691281and make a reservatio­n. Any questions, contact the church office. The Church Office Door has a Mail Slot, if you wish to drop off your offering envelope or other mail, after church office hours, you may do so.

Church has made arrangemen­ts with Peppermint Stick, Boyertown, to dip and box the Easter Eggs from this past Spring that was never finished. There is homemade peanut butter, coconut crème, and butter crème eggs dipped in milk chocolate and is in the store to sell. The price is $12 per pound. Proceeds to be shared by Trinity and Peppermint. Also, Trinity is selling raisin, peanut, and cashew clusters in dark or milk chocolate. The raisin and peanut clusters will be $12 per pound. The cashews will be $15 per pound. The clusters are now available. Trinity’s Sunday School: delayed opening this fall. Our planned start will be Oct. 4 at 9:15 a.m. While we continue with two worship services of limited attendance, our Sunday School will be held from 9:15-10:15. Once we return to one worship service we will return to our regular time of 9 to 10 a.m.

Fall Craft Show: Oct. 17 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. This will also be 25 visitors capacity, we will also have a Used Book Sale, books may be dropped off to church in September. Takeout lunch will also be available.

WAWA Hoagie Coupons:

$4 per coupon. Supports In Ian’s Boots & the PJ Project. The coupons are available in the church office, Monday to Thursday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. You save on the cost of the hoagie and a portion of the purchase price comes back to In Ian’s Boots and the PJ Project. In Ian’s Boots is accepting used sporting equipment including used cleats, balls, pads, guards, to distribute to needy children and youth developmen­t programs both here and around the world.

Scout Troop 511 Hoagie

Sales: 3rd Tuesday of the month. Place orders on the 2nd Tuesday. $5 each for ham, turkey, Italian or cheese with lettuce, onion, tomato, sides hot peppers or sweet peppers,

Italian or mayo packets. To volunteer and to order as a new person, see Kitty Iset. Pick up will be at the old store every month.

Need a ride: volunteers in the congregati­on are willing to provide transporta­tion to medical appointmen­ts, etc., for those who can’t find a ride. Call Pastor Zaiser 610-3220901 if you need a ride or would like to volunteer as a driver.

Christ Lutheran Church

222 NIANTIC ROAD, BARTO

Sept. 20: Worship together but still maintainin­g social distancing, on this the Sixteenth Sunday after Pentecost at our worship service beginning at 9 a.m. Pr. Ann Baly will lead the congregati­on in the worship service and present the sermon. We will be celebratin­g Harvest Home and also having a Quilt blessing during the service. Pianist for the service will be Diane Houck. Worship Assistants at the 9 a.m. service are Lector/ Assistant Minister Denise Hoffman. Later that day beginning at 4 p.m., all those currently in Confirmati­on as well as those eligible will meet at the home of Denise Hoffman for the Confirmati­on Kickoff picnic.

Guidelines: Those attending worship are required to wear a mask, maintain social distance of at least 6 feet at all times, enter the church through the side door on the Congo-Niantic Road side, and exit through the front doors, unless you require the use of the elevator. Communion, sharing of the peace, and hymn singing is not being observed at this time and please bring your Bible from home if you so choose. If you do not feel comfortabl­e attending church, your health is compromise­d or you feel sick, it is okay to stay home.

Sept. 22: Church Council will meet for their monthly meeting at 7 p.m. in the Welcome Center.

St. John’s Evangelica­l Lutheran Church

45 N. READING AVE., BOYERTOWN

Sundays: 8 a.m. brief parking lot worship service will be held. At 9:30 a.m. our recorded worship service will be shown in the sanctuary for those unable to view our services online. This is limited to 25 attendees. Holy Communion will be offered at both services.

Worship and messages:

continue to air on our YouTube channel (St. John’s ELC Boyertown) and Facebook page (St. John’s Lutheran Church of Boyertown). For updates and further details, please check our website (stjohnsboy­ertown.org) or call 610-369-1024. Please leave a voicemail message in the event of an emergency and a staff member will return your call.

Good Shepherd UCC

35 W. PHILADELPH­IA AVE., BOYERTOWN

Sept. 20: Good Shepherd will continue its series “Questions and Answers” as we continue to worship on-line. Our services can be found on-line at www.gsuccboyer­town.org. We invite everyone to connect with us online for worship, prayers, and other resources. You can connect with us on our website or like us on Facebook (facebook.com/GoodShephe­rdUCCBoyer­town/).

Messages: While we are in the process of social distancing, please check out our website daily for inspiratio­nal messages from Pastor Matthew Hoover and Pastor Kimberly Berenotto. We hope there you may find peace in the midst of anxiety and a community that will pray for you and your needs whether you are out of work or an essential worker. You can find informatio­n on our website about e-mailing our pastors with your prayer requests or any other requests.

Newspapers in English

Newspapers from United States