Maybe Christmas isn’t a stop along the way at all, but rather the way itself, the ground beneath our feet and the star by which we chart our course.

Let those who have ears to hear party likewise.

Pastor Mark’s Advent study begins this Thursday. Who knows what we will reveal together?

Formerly known as The United Methodist Children’s Home, for 150 years, Wellroot Family Services has been leading the effort to transform the lives of children and families in Georgia.

“I have seen the amazing impact this community of faith has had in the lives of its members, the community, and in the world.”

Maybe we should have bracelets emblazoned with "JWNHGHITSTSW" or "Jesus would not have gotten himself into this situation to start with…”

Let’s consider a word tucked into our United Methodist membership vows.

An update from our Racial Justice Caucus.

You are welcome here at Glenn.

Read about the experiences of Glenn members who attended the 2022 North Georgia United Methodist Annual Conference.

Käthe (Associate Director of Music at Glenn) played organ at the National Convention of the American Guild of Organists in Seattle this summer!

It was a Sunday evening, and I’m sure I was at least as tired as the people who earlier in the day had sat through my sermon. But tired as I was, I still had to attend the opening session of our District Ministers Retreat. Did I mention I was tired?

I broke a picture frame this morning as I was trying to update some old photos…

From scouts to youth ministry, this Glenn member is a familiar face! We are highlighting Mary Carter Van Atta for our second Glenn Member Spotlight of the summer.

Come July 1, we will officially welcome to the Glenn staff the Rev. Jennifer Hansen, who will join us as our new executive minister.

Though she’s been in the office for a few weeks now, I’d like to introduce a bit more fully our new administrative assistant, Katherine “Kat” Griffith.

It’s been awhile since we have posted a Glenn Member Spotlight!

Step away from the news for a moment and grieve the senseless loss of our children and neighbors.

May you have more snuggle time than screentime; more laughter than tears.
May the grass stains wash out, but the memories remain.

Sunday’s service was all about the love of the church for our youth.