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The church that pays its rent in roses: Tulpehocken Trinity Church

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Tulpehocken Trinity Church, founded by German immigrants in what is now Lebanon County, continues to thrive with about 100 weekly attendees and 300 online viewers as it preserves a rose payment tradition dating to 1745.
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The church that pays its rent in roses: Tulpehocken Trinity Church

Tulpehocken Trinity Church, founded by German immigrants in what is now Lebanon County, continues to thrive with about 100 weekly attendees and 300 online viewers as it preserves a rose payment tradition dating to 1745.

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LebTown broke the news on Wednesday, May 27, 2026.
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