The members of the Druid Hills Presbyterian Church in Atlanta, Georgia have shared a sumptuous meal with the members of Mercy Church this Sunday.

In a Facebook post on Wednesday, Feb. 16, the Druid Hills Presbyterian Church said on Sunday, church members were able to eat lunch with their Mercy Church brothers and sisters.

According to the church’s post, chicken, green beans, and hash brown casserole were prepared by the Druid Hills Presbyterian Church family.

The church has also shared a photo of Suzette Stewart, Jan Murphy, and Susan Rutherford who were serving a total of 40 customers.

The Druid Hills Presbyterian Church said it was a lovely opportunity to spend time with a larger church family.

Interested readers may visit the Druid Hills Presbyterian Church’s Facebook page for more information written on this article.

Church’s Mission Statement

The Druid Hills Presbyterian Church, according to its website, is located in Midtown Atlanta on Ponce de Leon Ave., across from The Majestic.

The church has a long history in Atlanta and within the Presbyterian Church (USA), and it encourages the public to join us in building on that legacy as a true and effective witness to God's love.

Everyone is welcome to the Druid Hills Church to learn about God's purpose for their life, to celebrate God's work in the world, and to serve their neighbors.

According to the church, the congregation is a diverse, welcoming family of people from all around the metro Atlanta area. The building is close to Midtown, Virginia Highland, Poncey-Highland, Candler Park, Lake Claire, Inman Park, The Old 4th Ward, Reynoldstown, Druid Hills, and Little 5 Points.

Members of the church come from all throughout the Atlanta metro area, according to the church.

Those interested in learning more about this topic can go to the Druid Hills Presbyterian Church's Facebook page.

Church’s In-person Worship Service

The Druid Hills Presbyterian Church has earlier stated that there will be no in-person service. The church stated on Facebook that there will be no in-person service.

The church indicated that the next morning, a taped worship session will be available on the church's website.  Meanwhile, it's 11 a.m. Zoom meeting has been set at the parish church

The Druid Hills Presbyterian Church announced on Sunday, Jan. 2, that in-person services would resume.

Anyone interested in learning more about this problem should visit the Druid Hills Presbyterian Church's Facebook page.

Druid Hills Presbyterian Church’s Recycle Day

The Druid Hills Presbyterian Church urged the public to bring old and clean styrofoam to the church on Sunday, Jan. 2.

In a Facebook post on Saturday, Jan. 1, the Druid Hills Presbyterian Church asked the public to bring any old and clean styrofoam to the church for recycling on Sunday.

According to the church's outreach team, the CHaRm will recycle it.

Public trash cans were placed outside, according to the post.

The Druid Hills Presbyterian Church has a Facebook page for anybody interested in learning more about this issue.

 

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