The Druid Hills Presbyterian Church in Atlanta, Georgia is set to host advocacy training for its church members.
In a Facebook post, the Druid Hills Presbyterian Church invited the public to join in the “Presbyterians for a Better Georgia Advocacy Training” on Tuesday, Feb. 1 at 8 a.m.
According to the post, the church members were invited to learn how to equip themselves to help shape state policies.
The church said the advocacy training will continue to speak out for policies that are in line with our churches' caring ministries, such as support for affordable housing, reducing homelessness, and ensuring that everyone in Georgia has access to medical and mental healthcare.
The Druid Hills Presbyterian Church invited them to register on this link for more updates: https://docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLSfuH4mUECMs1C.../viewform.
Those who wish to see more information written on this article may visit the Druid Hills Presbyterian Church’s Facebook post.
Druid Hills Presbyterian Church’s Mission Statement
According to the Druid Hills Presbyterian Church’s website, on Ponce de Leon Ave., across from The Majestic, the church is located in Midtown Atlanta.
The church has a long history in Atlanta and within the Presbyterian Church (USA), and it invites the public to join us as we continue to build on that legacy as a genuine and effective testimony to God's love.
The Druid Hills Church welcomes everyone into the Christian community to learn about God's plan for their lives, to celebrate God's work in the world, and to serve their neighbors.
The congregation, according to the church, is a varied, inviting family of people from all around the metro Atlanta area. Midtown, Virginia Highland, Poncey-Highland, Candler Park, Lake Claire, Inman Park, The of the Old 4th Ward, Reynoldstown, Druid Hills, and Little 5 Points are all close to the building. T
The church said it also has members who attend from all over the Atlanta Metro region.
In-Person Worship Service
The Druid Hills Presbyterian Church announced that there will be no in-person service on Sunday, December 26. On Sunday, Dec. 26, the church announced on Facebook that there would be no in-person service that day.
The church stated that a recorded worship session would be available on the church's website the next morning.
Meanwhile, a Zoom meeting has been scheduled for 11 a.m. at the church.
On Sunday, Jan. 2, the Druid Hills Presbyterian Church announced that in-person services would resume.
The Druid Hills Presbyterian Church has a Facebook page for anybody interested in learning more about this issue.
Church’s Recycling Day
On Sunday, Jan. 2, the Druid Hills Presbyterian Church invited the public to bring old and clean styrofoam to the church.
The Druid Hills Presbyterian Church encouraged the public to bring any old and clean styrofoam to the church for recycling on Sunday in a Facebook post on Saturday, Jan. 1.
The CHaRm will recycle it, according to the church's mission team.
Receptacles for the public were placed outside, according to the post.
Those interested in learning more about this topic can visit the Druid Hills Presbyterian Church's Facebook page.
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