The Atlanta First United Methodist Church in Georgia is set to hold its first meeting for the summer book club on Monday, May 23.
In a Facebook post on Friday, May 20, the Atlanta First United Methodist Church announced its first meeting for its summer book club on Monday.
The public was encouraged earlier to start reading Sankofa this month, according to the church.
The church said there is still time for those who have not yet read it. It is a fast-paced, exciting read about a woman's search for her true self.
According to the church, weekly reading guides are available on the Atlanta First United Methodist Church Online Facebook Campus.
At 7 p.m., the group will convene via Zoom, the church announced. Participants may email jay@atlantafirstumc.org for a participant link.
Interested attendees may also visit the Atlanta First United Methodist Church’s Facebook post for more information written on this article.
Library System
The Atlanta First United Methodist Church has welcomed the public to visit the Fulton County Library System's Central Branch.
The Atlanta First United Methodist Church stated on Facebook on Thursday, May 12 that the public is welcome to visit the Fulton County Library System's Central Branch since the $50 million restorations were completed at the end of last year.
According to the church's post, not only is the architecture magnificent and the book collection interesting but there is also an Asian Pacific American History Month display in the main lobby this month.
For more information on this subject, interested readers can go to the Atlanta First United Methodist Church's Facebook page.
Sacred Cinema Small Group Study
The Atlanta First United Methodist Church in Georgia hosted a sacred cinema small group discussion.
In a Facebook post on Wednesday, May 11, the Atlanta First United Methodist Church launched a series of sacred cinema small group conversations.
According to the church's Facebook page, summer in Atlanta means Faith and Films during worship at Atlanta First United Methodist Church.
The church is taking things a step further this year by holding a Sacred Cinema Small Group Series.
On Wednesdays at 7 p.m. during the months of June and July, the church will offer talks via Zoom regarding the spiritual implications of some of the most recent Oscar-nominated films.
Small Group Poll
At Atlanta First United Methodist Church, the entire community was encouraged to take part in a small group poll for movie recommendations.
On Thursday, April 28, the Atlanta First United Methodist Church issued a sacred cinema small group poll on Facebook, urging the public to vote.
According to the church's post, completing the sacred cinema small group survey will take five minutes and will tell the church's Grow team which films they want to view through the lens of religion this summer in the city.
Participants who want to learn more about this issue should go to the Facebook page of Atlanta First United Methodist Church.
The new Grow book group at Atlanta First United Methodist Church is open to the public.
The Atlanta First United Methodist Church announced on Facebook on Friday, April 22 that a Grow book club via Zoom meeting would take place on the fourth Monday of every month.
According to the church's proclamation, discussions concerning the spiritual aspects of certain well-known works will begin in May.
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