Reverend Deandre Bruton

Reverend Deandre Bruton Hello! I currently reside in Boston, MA, and an associate Pastor with Highrock Evangelical Covenant Church.

Thank you for visiting my page; I invite you to explore my ministry and all that God is doing through my service to my community and, most importantly, to God. Originally from Atlanta, Georgia, and the product of a very traumatic childhood (family murder, absent parents, alternative schools, remedial classes) intertwined with God's Grace, I am a 2015 graduate of Toccoa Falls College and a 2020 gra

duate of Duke University. I hope you will allow me the opportunity to come and share with your captive audience how with God I overcame the odds and how with God they can as well, whether congregational, leadership team, or teens. I specialize in racial reconciliation, children's and youth ministry, equipping leaders, and mentoring at-risk youth. I have over 10 years of experience working with youth and communities from all sorts of backgrounds. My trauma is a part of my story, but I refused to limit me to my small beginnings and failure of destiny. It has fueled my drive to seek a seat on the other side of statistics by becoming a College graduate and not a university student that ranked number 8 in our country. Allow me to invite your audience into a life with God that makes way for unending and unimaginable possibility, success, and peace with their Destiny.

01/21/2025

Psalm 124

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11/24/2024

Join me as I bring the preached word this morning.

Join us on Sunday morning for Holy Eucharist Rite II.If you have any prayer requests, please type them into the live chat.Grab your bulletin here: https://ww...

06/05/2024

The love of Christ is expressed through our ability to see the humanity in others.

04/22/2024

The use of the word “healed” is being thrown around like the excuse of “mental illness” when acknowledging evil is uncomfortable. There is more to its definition that the mere articulation of the word “healed”. Healing takes time and work and the reality is it is easier to be up date with the language than it is to be involved in the work. I wonder if we should instead of seeking to be healed, we live in the process. In other words, “I am healing” insinuating that I am doing the work of healing and I don’t underestimate the depth nor the difficulty of said work.

04/21/2024
03/08/2024

It is a form of plantation theology, master over slave when a pastor feels that a parishioner is obligated to disclose their reasoning for departing ways. You are a steward, not God, these are not your sheep, they belong to God. Let’s stop the foolishness. It doesn’t mean they have left the (C)hurch. And contrary to belief they don’t have to tell you anything. You pray for them, wish them well and continue with those who remain and those to come. Get out your feelings. Pastotalship is a calling and office not your identity

John 1:38Jesus knowing (He saw them following) that they desired to speak to him, turned(stopped and drew nearer) and as...
01/12/2024

John 1:38
Jesus knowing (He saw them following) that they desired to speak to him, turned(stopped and drew nearer) and asked them, “what do you want?”

The grace of God is that in our feeling of unworthiness, our shame and guilt to approach or to draw nearer to God, God himself draws nearer to us and inquires of our desire of him. That is good right there!!

12/07/2023

The divide continues when whiteness has convinced the African and the African American that their stories are not interconnected. 500 years is not enough time to rid blood! It’s OUR STORY and we’re all victims. I am the descendant of someone’s stolen child.

12/04/2023

Watching the hunger games and can’t help but think of the irony of how it is the epitome of whiteness in America. Withholding resources from a people, turning them on one another,stripping them from their families, causing war that requires one to fend for his or herself that those within the capitol benefit from and somehow those outside the capital are the savages.

The capitol is meant to preserve whiteness because anything anyone other than whiteness is savage, inhumane right? In all honesty, to be truly humane in the American context is to be truly inhumane. Since it has to be the antithesis of what America defines as human.

12/04/2023

Watching the hunger games and can’t help but think of the irony of how it is the epitome of whiteness in America. Withholding resources from a people, turning them on one another,stripping them from their families, causing war that requires one to fend for his or herself that those within the capitol benefit from and somehow those outside the capital are the savages. The capitol is meant to preserve whiteness.

03/11/2022

People who buy into smoke screens that suggest their people group are responsible for the acts and results of oppression caused by whiteness. In other wards you believe a woman who was r***d brought it on herself. You completely absolve the man of his responsibility. You sound stupid, you are the problem and more dangerous than the man who r***d her. Let that sink in.

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Atlanta, GA

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