May 20, 2013

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UPCOMING FIRST CHURCH EVENTS! 

 
Sun., May 19th is Pentecost & Choir Appreciation Sunday.
Everyone is invited to join us to share the Sacrament of Holy Communion at our 10 a.m. service
 
Sun., May 26th, Memorial Day Sunday
We will honor those who paid the ultimate price in service to our nation at our 10 a.m. service
 
Mon., May 27th is Memorial Day
Take a moment to honor those who gave their lives as they served our country
 
 
"Shalom of Easton" - What, When, Where is it?
 
 

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Heritage Day 2011 ~ Sun., July 10th

As a young town Easton became a leader in the fight for freedom and was chosen as one of the three cities where the Declaration would be publicly read. From the steps of the old Court House in the Great Square the Declaration of Independence was read on July 8, 1776 by Robert Levers in the shadow of our historic First U.C.C. Church (Then known as "The German Reformed Church of Easton"). Here the Easton flag, the first to use red, white and blue with stars and stripes was first unfurled and Easton's Liberty Bell made by the Moravians at Bethlehem added its bronze note of rejoicing from the cupola of the historical Court House. Easton resident George Taylor was one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence.
Easton Area Heritage Day is a celebration of these historic events and our historic church stood witness to it all!

 

So we join in this annual celebration! This year First U.C.C. again will participate in the community worship service and open our doors to visitors for tours, a very special organ concert, refreshments and other kid friendly activities. Everyone is invited to stop in and visit and beat the heat with some refreshments in our air-conditioned parlor.

 

FIRST CHURCH HERITAGE DAY SCHEDULE, Sun., July 10, 2011: (info as of 6/17/11)

 

~ 9 a.m. - Congregation gathers with the community at First Presbyterian Church on Spring

                Garden St. for morning coffee and fellowship.

 

~ 9:45 a.m. - We will make our way on foot (if you are able) or by car to the Riverside Ampitheater

               for the 10 a.m. Community Worship Service.

 

~ NOON - The Declaration of Independence will be read on the steps of the Bachman Public

              House for all to hear!

 

~ 1 p.m. til 4 p.m. - First Church will open it's doors to the public for tours of our historic Sanctuary,

              with organ music accompaniment, refreshments, facepainting and other family friendly

               activities.

 

~ DUSK - The day closes with a fabulous Fireworks display at the confluence of the Lehigh and

              Delaware Rivers (Larry Holmes Drive).

 

Link to the "Official Easton Heritage Day 2011" Website for more details and info.

 

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