Trinity Church

A Sermon for 23 Pentecost – Proper 25ASunday, October 23, 2005The Rev. Andrew T. Gerns – Trinity Episcopal Church, Easton, PA
May only God’s word be spoken.May only God’s word be heard and believed.Amen.
You know what the problem with religious people is? Deep down, we are all fundamentalists. Yup, you heard me right: every [...]

Current and Upcoming
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME ENDS NEXT SUNDAY! Set Clocks back one hour next Saturday night!
New Directory Coming Soon! There is a mock-up of the new directory at the back of the church. Please look up your name and make sure info is correct. Also, a sign up sheet is there for you to enter [...]

Easton Scarecrow Festival Includes a Stop at Trinity, Easton

On Halloween, is there any place scarier at night than a churchyard with old tombstones, trees with craggy branches in the shadow of a big Gothic tower?

Come and see during the Easton Scarecrow Festival on Friday, October 21 from 6 to 9 p.m. and [...]

Parents of infants and toddlers are invited to come to a meeting with Father Gerns on Wednesday, October 12 at 7 p.m. in the Charney Room to discuss our ministry to the youngest members and their families. Please RSVP the parish office by phone or e-mail, parish@trinityeaston.org.

During Adult Forum on Sunday, October 9, we will watch a 20 minute tape of the same name and Fr. Andy will lead a discussion about how the Church promotes a safe, welcoming environment for our children and young people. This is especially important that all parish officers, members of vestry and other committees as [...]

Youth group is changing! Starting Sunday November 13th, Trinity’s Youth Group will be meeting at 5 p.m. starting in the Charney Room and moving over to the sanctuary during the meeting on the Second Sunday of every month. That’s not the only change! From then on youth group will be a brand [...]

Junk Theology Disguised as Junk Science
(as printed in the August 29, 2005 edition of the Citadel.)
The Rev. Andrew T. Gerns, Rector
Every week we stand up in Church and say “We believe in one God…creator of heaven and earth and of all things visible and invisible.” Sounds like we Episcopalians would naturally be fighting for [...]