The Central Presbyterian Church in Atlanta, Georgia, held Advent parish celebrations on Saturday, Nov. 20.
In a Facebook post on Friday, Nov. 19, the Central Presbyterian Church announced that the Advent parish celebrations took place on Saturday from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
The church invited the public to come to their local parish for wonderful celebrations and a chance to give, receive, and enjoy fellowships.
According to the Central Presbyterian Church's post, those interested participants may check out this week's e-news or may contact Rev. Jasiel Hernandez Garcia, Eleanor Dake, or Lucy Baum for more details.
Those who wish to see more information written on this website may visit the Central Presbyterian Church's Facebook post.
Church's COVID-19 Protocols
According to its website, the Central Presbyterian Church's worship and other gathering protocols have been reduced once again as the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) statistics data improves and vaccines for children aged five to eleven become available.
The church's website stated that on-site registration for meetings and activities is no longer required, and online pre-registration for Sunday service is no longer required.
According to the church, the extra components would be introduced to the worship experience in January, pending the continuance of the declining trend in COVID-19 infections and deaths.
According to the church's website, starting Jan. 2, 2022, it plans to provide a nursery for the Central Presbyterian Church's youngest members every Sunday morning.
According to the church, masks must be worn on campus, and distancing must continue to be practiced. Attendees were encouraged to stay at home if they had a fever or were otherwise sick.
The church also thanked the public for their patience and cooperation as the virus spread.
The 201 Task Force and the Central Presbyterian Church and its employees are grateful for their helpful guidance on protocol concerns.
Visitors to the Central Presbyterian Church's website can learn more about the church's COVID-19 protocols.
According to the Central Presbyterian Church's website, all church activities have been halted due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
The Connect With Us, Learn With Us, and Worship With Us pages on the church's website announced that the public may connect and stay involved by visiting those pages.
According to the website of the Central Presbyterian Church, it plans to reopen its doors when the time comes.
'12 Days of Giving' Catalog
The Central Presbyterian Church in Atlanta has called for Central Christmas images from families and congregation members to be included in a special edition of the "12 Days of Giving" booklet this year.
The Central Presbyterian Church asked the public to send their favorite Central Christmas images in this year's Christmas catalog in a Facebook post on Sunday, Nov. 7.
The church said the public is encouraged to share their memorable photos from the Advent candle lighting up to the Children's Christmas pageant.
The Central Presbyterian Church emphasized its desire to share the joy it has had with others.
According to the church's post, the Central Christmas images can be emailed to Mark Wallace Maguire.
Interested participants and those who wish to see more information written on this article may visit the Central Presbyterian Church's Facebook post.
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