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Read More...Worship Services
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Read More...Opportunities to Get Involved
There are many ways to get involved–volunteering, small groups, music and more.
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Read More...Pay It Forward Crew
Pay It Forward Crew is part of Bryn Athyn Church’s effort to connect people in times of need with people who want to help out and offer support. We are community volunteers – a network of men and women, young and old, ready to help in practical ways for people in times of need or […]
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Read More...Stephen Ministry
The “Stephen Ministry” trains volunteers, and pairs them with people who are in need of the Lord’s love.
Welcome to Bryn Athyn Church
We are a vibrant congregation of the New Church, a community dedicated to building healthy relationships by offering sensible explanations of the Bible to guide your life. We welcome you to come visit us, and see for yourself!
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Short-Term Ministry Over the Phone
During these weeks of isolation due to COVID-19, you may find yourself needing someone who will really listen to you. Stephen Ministers are lay women and men trained to provide one-on-one, confidential spiritual care. If you would like to connect with a caring Stephen Minister, contact Nina Dewees (nina.dewees@brynathynchurch.org or (home) 215-947-1716).
Cathedral Closed—watch online!
Friends, we have been closely following the news coming in on COVID-19. With Governor Wolf mandating school closures and strongly recommending against unnecessary social interactions, the Cathedral will not be open for people to attend worship. Services at the cathedral will be recorded and live-streamed. As we become aware of needs in the community we […]
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Message from the Pastors...
The Paradox of Thrift
The Paradox of Thrift is the theory that increased savings in the short term can reduce savings, or rather the ability to save, in the long term. The theory originated with the famous economist John Maynard Keynes, who noted that saving money would reduce the amount of money that people spend and invest. The resulting […]