The Brick Church at Clarendon
Building Up God's People!

 


Welcome to The Brick Church Online!

The Brick Church is nestled in the Green Mountains of North Clarendon, Vermont  which borders Rutland on the south. 

The building may be old but the Spirit of God is still alive and well at The Brick Church. Each Sunday we gather for a time of celebration, with contemporary yet authentic praise and worship and relevant preaching. We seek to honor God as we Build-up His people. We promote participation of all through singing, giving, sharing encouraging words of testimony as well as supporting one another through a time of prayer. 

The Brick Church was built in early 1800's and is an historic site in the State of Vermont. If you are visiting the Rutland area or have lived here all your life and would like to visit a little history and experience The Risen Savior then consider yourself invited.

 

We would love to meet you! Following our Sunday Morning Service we share in a time of fellowship around coffee  and snacks. 

Feel free to browse our website to see what we have going on, for service times and/or directions.

Front Page Stories

Disconnect + discontent = déjà vu

poll vote buttonA sitting congressman is suggesting that current voter discontent may be even stronger than it was when Republicans took control of the House of Representatives in the 1994 mid-term elections.
ACLU sues FBI, helps 'country's enemies'

Gary Bauer thinks the ACLU should be helping national security and law enforcement agencies protect the citizens of the U.S. instead of aiding the country's enemies.
Abortion support at Catholic college?

A student protest is under way against Alverno College, a Catholic school for women in Milwaukee, for promoting pro-abortion links on its website.
'Same-sex divorce' revoked

A Texas court has reversed a judge's decision to grant a divorce in a case that involves two men.
Wedlock irrelevant to teens

There appears to be a growing acceptance of children being conceived out of wedlock among the nation's youth.
Imam returns...Farrakhan supports mosque

The imam for the proposed "Ground Zero" mosque returns to the U.S. this weekend from a State Department-sponsored tour of Persian Gulf nations.
Hope for 'Music City'

A disaster recovery effort that began soon after Hurricane Katrina struck is now headed to help the victims of the recent flooding in Nashville.
ESCR - money over morality

The Christian Medical Association is criticizing the Obama administration for challenging a federal court decision that has blocked government funding of embryonic stem-cell research.
No license = bad news for abortionist

Police are searching for a "troubled" abortionist who has been practicing illegally in Maryland.
Desperate times call for biblical measures

Thousands of Bibles are handed out student-to-student every year as a result of Revival Fires' Truth for Youth Week, and a leader in the initiative believes the times are calling for the effort.
Prayer at noontime and in the night

Alabama's University of Mobile is calling people to join together in prayer for a nationwide spiritual and cultural transformation as the mid-term elections approach.
Israelis adopt American sport

Whether it be college or professional, Texas is known for producing good football. But a Dallas businessman has invested in a team located far away from The Lone Star State.
U.S. Hamas fundraisers caught on camera

A Florida group has caught on video an Orlando mosque in the act of raising money for a supporter of Hamas.
Evangelicals and Glenn Beck

Jim Garlow smallGlenn Beck is being used by God -- mightily. He is not perfect, but his exposé on America's sins is stellar. I am convinced his motives are pure.
Court decision spurs Iowans to action

An organization in Iowa is hard at work to get new faces on that state's highest court.

Story contains results from Thursday's poll

Daily Manna from the Net [NIV]

Daily Manna from the Net for Thursday, December 31, 2009 [Mark 2:7-12]
'Why does this fellow talk like that? He's blaspheming! Who can forgive sins but God alone?' Immediately Jesus knew in his spirit that this was what they were thinking in their hearts, and he said to them, 'Why are you thinking these things? Which is easier: to say to the paralytic, 'Your sins are forgiven,' or to say, 'Get up, take your mat and walk'? But that you may know that the Son of Man has authority on earth to forgive sins . . . .' He said to the paralytic, 'I tell you, get up, take your mat and go home.' He got up, took his mat and walked out in full view of them all. This amazed everyone and they praised God, saying, 'We have never seen anything like this!' Mark 2:7-12 NIV Listen

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