The Central Presbyterian Church in Atlanta, Georgia, provided over 90 new winter jackets and food packs in celebration of Christmas.
In a Facebook post on Sunday, Dec. 26, the Central Presbyterian Church announced that it provided over 90 new winter jackets for neighboring communities.
The church said it also provides a delicious warm meal sponsored by the FOCUS group, shoes, and backpacks gifted by THRIVE.
They also expressed gratitude to all the Central volunteers who came and celebrated the special event with them.
Those who wish to see more information written on this article may visit the Central Presbyterian Church’s Facebook post.
Annual Holiday Party
The Central Presbyterian Church's outreach advocacy members had their annual holiday celebration.
The Presbyterian church posted a video of their annual holiday party on Facebook on Friday, Dec. 17.
The church also thanked the volunteers, donors, and countless others who contributed to the success of the event.
In a video released by the church, executive officials from the Central Outreach and Advocacy Center gave their opinions on the conclusion event.
'Alternative Christmas' Market
On Sunday, Dec. 12, the public was welcome to Central Presbyterian Church for fellowship activities and the "Alternative Christmas" market.
In a Facebook post on Saturday, the Central Presbyterian Church announced various happy and fellowship-filled programs.
The church held caroling in the Courtyard at 9:30 a.m., according to the post.
Attendees can shop, give to worthy causes, and socialize while enjoying delicious food and refreshments.
Participants can visit the Central Presbyterian Church's Facebook page to learn more about this topic.
'12 Days of Giving' Catalog
The Central Presbyterian Church's "12 Days of Giving" brochure this year will feature Central Christmas photos from families and congregation members.
The Central Presbyterian Church requested the public to submit their favorite Central Christmas photographs for inclusion in this year's Christmas catalog in a Facebook post on Sunday, Nov. 7.
The public was encouraged to contribute their best photographs from the Advent candle lighting to the Children's Christmas pageant, according to the church.
The Presbyterian Church expressed its interest in sharing its happiness with others.
The Central Christmas images can be sent to Mark Wallace Maguire, according to the church's website.
Church’s Advent Celebrations
On Saturday, Nov. 20, Central Presbyterian Church began its Advent parish activities. On Friday, Nov. 19, the church announced on Facebook that the Advent parish celebrations will be conducted on Saturday from 2 p.m. until 4 p.m.
They urged the community to participate in incredible events as well as contribute, receive, and enjoy the camaraderie at their local parish.
Those interested in attending can read this week's e-news or contact Rev. Jasiel Hernandez Garcia, Eleanor Dake, or Lucy Baum for more information, according to the Central Presbyterian Church's post.
Service, Lament Healing
On Tuesday, Dec. 7, the Central Presbyterian Church offered an Advent service of lament and healing.
An Advent service of lament and healing was held in the church's sanctuary at 7 p.m., according to a Facebook post from the Central Presbyterian Church.
According to the post, the unique service was also live-streamed on the church's official social media pages.
The church said that people's screams of grief and prayers for those who have lost loved ones in tragic circumstances have been heard for a long time.
The coronavirus disease (COVID-19) has killed thousands of individuals globally in the last 18 months, according to the Central Presbyterian. Individuals, communities, and nations have all expressed their dissatisfaction at various times.
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