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A PLACE APART |
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a teaching community where all types of people can come for a time to break from the world and rediscover the new way of living introduced by Jesus Christ and empowered by the Holy Spirit. |
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And he said unto them, 'Come ye yourselves apart into a desert place, and rest awhile;' for there were many coming and going and they had no leisure so much as to eat. Mark 6:31 |
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A Focus on Art at A Place Apart Lancaster, Pennsylvania artist Jim Gallagher has drawn from his Irish heritage and many trips to Ireland to create a series of paintings that link ancient Neolithic and early Christian cultures. Gallagher donated the painting shown here to A Place Apart and it now hangs in our recently renovated gathering room. Click here to read more. |
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Site updated 12 June 2008 A Place Apart is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization based in Putney, Vermont. © 2008 A Place Apart, Inc. This site works best with Microsoft Internet Explorer 7. |
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An Open Letter to the Church of the Brethren "As we observe our 300th year, we look back and rightly celebrate what has been… With this anniversary we are uniquely confronted by the pivotal time we find ourselves in as a church. The structure of what has been is rapidly falling away, we cannot see what is coming but in a relatively short period of time tremendous changes will take place…" (Click here for the full text of this letter). |
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An Invitation to Join A Place Apart A Place Apart has begun to call together small groups of people willing to enter into a process of discernment as they seek individually and together to discover what it will mean to follow Jesus into a new aliveness. We invite those of you who have experienced our teaching within the Warrior Mystic Monk focus into this intentional seeking. Learn more... |
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A Tour of A Place Apart's Grounds You are now welcome to "step apart" at APA's emerging community near Putney, Vermont. Simple and beautiful accommodations sit on 25 acres of wooded ridgeline, surrounded by gardens, fields, and wilderness paths, allowing seekers to fully immerse themselves in this teaching community. Click here to take the tour. |
