The Southern Berks News

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Good Shepherd UCC 35 W. PHILADELPH­IA AVE., BOYERTOWN

Jan. 31: Good Shepherd will continue to worship online. Our services can be found online 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/).

While we are in the process of social distancing: 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.

Trinity Lutheran Church 1749 S. MAIN ST., BECHTELSVI­LLE Jan. 31:

We are continuing with in-house worship, with one service at 10:30a.m. We will continue to livestream our service via Facebook. You do not need to call the church office to reserve. Please sign the Worship Attendance Sheet when entering the Narthex. Sunday School will remain 9:15-10:15 a.m. Any questions, please contact the church office, 610-369-1281.

In the event of inclement winter weather: news of cancellati­ons or postponeme­nts of church activities will be posted on Channel 69, online at WFMZ. com, or log on to the Trinity’s website, www.trinitybec­h.com. Trinity Newsletter: is in a container in the church parking lot along the church office walkway for those who are unable to come to church. If you would like a newsletter mailed to you, please call the church office. WAWA Hoagie Coupons: $4 per coupon and now we are supporting “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 (used cleats, balls, pads, guards) to distribute it to needy children and youth developmen­t programs both here and around the world.

Scout Troop 511 Hoagie Sales: sales will be the 3rd Tuesday of the month. Place orders on the 2nd Tuesday of the month. The price is $5 each. There is 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, let Kitty Isett know. Pick up will be at the old store every month. Thank you to those who have ordered hoagies in the past years.

Sponsor Altar Flowers: $28.50 for one vase and $57.00 for 2vases, contact Mary Snyder. When sponsoring flowers, use a flower envelope found in the rack in the narthex or clearly mark the envelope “Flowers”. If you sponsored flowers in the past but no longer wish to, contact Mary Snyder, 610-4738885, or the church office. Sponsor bulletins for $15per week, this helps offset the cost of printing them.

Need a ride?: We have volunteers in the congregati­on who are willing to provide transporta­tion to medical appointmen­ts, etc., for those who can’t find a ride. Please contact Pastor Zaiser 610-322-0901 if you need a ride or would like to volunteer as a driver.

Christ Lutheran Church 222 NIANTIC ROAD, BARTO

Jan. 31: Christ Lutheran Church will worship on the Fourth Sunday after Epiphany at 9 a.m. with supply Pastor, Pr. Susan Sosnin leading the worship service and presenting the sermon. The member ministerin­g as Acolyte/Lector/Assisting Minister is Denise Hoffman. Confirmati­on class will have their class at 10:15 a.m. via Zoom in their homes.

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. Sharing of the peace, as we are accustomed to, 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.

Feb. 1: The Property Committee will meet at 7 p.m. in the welcome center.

Feb. 2: The Mercy Ministry committee will meet at 7p.m. in the welcome center.

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