I still remember drawing little boxes on a sheet of notebook paper and realizing we were on the brink of a transformative discovery.

We've heard that phrase so many times we may have lost the significance of it. 

I’ll start with a truth I dare you to challenge.

The Glenn Justice Team organizes their efforts around seven working groups: Racial Justice, LGBTQ+ Justice, Hunger and Housing Justice, Global Justice, Child Welfare, Environmental Justice, and Gun Violence Prevention. Learn how you can help in 2024!

The heart of Christmas, you see, is not grandeur, but wonder; and the wonder of this season is Emmanuel—God with us.

Anyone else having frenzied thoughts and feelings that by this weekend December is halfway over and Christmas is practically upon us?

How’s your trek going so far?

Be someone’s “dove” this Christmas.

What is time but a parade of moments held in love?

The Glenn School for Young Children is celebrating the Fifth Anniversary of its Director, Mrs. Kerry Bresee.

“I write words, but I see the cross.”

I wonder if ancient children stomped their feet into the dirt and screamed about wearing sandals or bellowed with anger that they wanted to wear a crop top sheep's wool tunic?!

Meet Jon Kissel.

The most challenging call of Christ is the simplest, “Love your neighbor as yourself,” and seeking the good of the other is rarely our first choice.

It seems unbelievable that Rev. Susan Pinson has been Associate Minister to the Glenn community for 15 years!

Our six-week study of “Revival: Faith as Wesley Lived It” by Adam Hamilton begins September 5th.

Our new 2023-2024 interns are Candler School of Theology students, Britt and Britton.

While reflecting on this past year, she remarks that she enjoys the variety found in her daily work at Glenn, as her position allows her to tap into many of her gifts and graces.

“It’s a gift and privilege to stand in the pulpit of Glenn Memorial and proclaim the gospel,” says Mark Westmoreland, who just completed his fifth year as Senior Pastor. 

This August, we celebrate the first anniversary of Ben Ladner’s work as Youth Director.