As disciples of Jesus, we are called to a discipline that contends against evil and resists whatever leads us away from love of God and neighbor. Pastor Hans and Deaconess Deborah invite you to explore the discipline of Lent—self-examination and repentance, prayer and fasting, sacrificial giving and works of love—strengthened by the gifts of word and sacrament.
Ash Wednesday services with the Imposition of Ashes and Holy Communion will be held at in the sanctuary. This will be the first time since their restoration that the full set of Trinity’s embroidered black paraments from the 1890s will be used during worship.
Ash Wednesday services with the Imposition of Ashes and Holy Communion will be held at in the sanctuary. This will be the first time since their restoration that the full set of Trinity’s embroidered black paraments from the 1890s will be used during worship.
Dr. Wentz will perform a Lenten Noonday recital featuring two large works: Cesar Franck’s Chorale in A-minor and John Weaver’s Passacaglia on a Theme of Dunstable. Both works capture the drama of Christ’s passion. The recital will be a moment of reflection as we embark on our Lenten journey.
Our theme will be “Questions Jesus Asks”, integrating the gospel story with personal reflections from Pastor Hans.
Our theme will be “Questions Jesus Asks”, integrating the gospel story with personal reflections from Pastor Hans.
Our theme will be “Questions Jesus Asks”, integrating the gospel story with personal reflections from Pastor Hans.
You’ve seen her leading the Berks Sinfonietta or performing with the Reading Symphony, but you won’t want to miss Kathleen Stevens Bahena in this intimate solo spotlight.
Our theme will be “Questions Jesus Asks”, integrating the gospel story with personal reflections from Pastor Hans.
Our theme will be “Questions Jesus Asks”, integrating the gospel story with personal reflections from Pastor Hans.
Our theme will be “Questions Jesus Asks”, integrating the gospel story with personal reflections from Pastor Hans.
We mark a high-point of Jesus’ earthly ministry with his institution the Eucharist, washing of his disciples’ feet, and his command to love one another. Dcs. Deborah will preach at this choral Eucharist, and we will conclude with the stripping of the altar. Music provided by the Trinity Choir.
We gather at 12 noon, the time when Jesus was crucified, for a service centered on the combination of bitterness and glory that emanates from Jesus’ trial and crucifixion.
