William John Hinke

Church located 2 miles east of Hellertown until 1961 when they moved into Hellertown.

"...The pioneers of this Church came at a comparatively late period into Penn's Colony. The first three congregations were organized in the Perkiomen Valley, Montgomery County, by John Philip Boehm, in 1725. They were members of the Reformed Church in Europe, in distinction from the Lutheran Church and dissenting sects in Germany and Switzerland; a small but influential minority came from Holland"--Pref. "The congregations increased with the constantly...

This church was known as Union. Located in the village of Neffs, was also known as the Schlossers Church.

Church is known as Friedens Union Church, Upper Saucon Township.

Baptisms and marriages in Carlisle, Cumberland County; Middletown and Hummelstown, Dauphin County, and Falling Spring, Franklin County.

Church is located six miles east of Reading, Pennsylvania, in Alsace Township. Both congregations used the same record book until 1855 when the Lutherans started their own church book.

Trexlertown Church is now known as St. Paul's.

The Lutheran church is located 5 miles north of Allentown, Pennsylvania, in South Whitehall Township in Lehigh County.