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Green Tree Church of the Brethren

The vision of Green Tree Church of the Brethren is to welcome all, to be rooted in Christ, bearing His fruit. We will be a beacon of God’s light and love by serving and witnessing to our community so that all may grow as children of God. Our mission is to follow the teachings of Jesus, serve with humility and understanding, advocate for justice, share the gospel, and love our neighbors as God loves us. Contact us: Phone: 610-666-6700 Email: greentreechurch@aol.com Address: 1078 Egypt Road, Oaks, PA

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Love Feast

In the Fall, I wrote an article about how much I missed Love Feast while I was traveling in Alaska. Well now we are moving through the Lenten season and Love Feast is on the horizon on Maundy Thursday. Thistime I’m not going to miss it. So, I ask the question, why is it so...
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A Shared “Faith Dream”

I cannot believe we are entering March, and the Lenten season is here! Time flies by, whether we are purposeful and focused with the time God gives us, or not. We can’t stop time and I certainly don’t want to stop it, but I pray we are savoring and soaring within the time God...
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Why We Do It

Were you there? I wasn’t. I was on a plane flying home from our Alaska adventure and I wasn’t going to be there for Love Feast…and it bothered me. That would make two Love Feasts in a row that I was absent. We had been away on vacation during last Spring’s Holy Week Maundy...
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“Seeking the Light” – Pastor’s Epistle

As the clocks change to end Daylight Savings Time and darkness arrives earlier in the day, I reflect a bit on the impact darkness can have upon us. Darkness makes it harder to see what surrounds us.We have journeyed together in our first two months of our efforts to grow in our...
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“In His Image” – October Focus

Addictions, (whether to drugs, alcohol, prescription drugs, smoking, gambling, compulsive spending, hoarding, or other addictions), present serious challenges to the person and all those who support her or him. An addiction is not something to simply “get over”. An addiction is a...
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