The First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta, Georgia announced registration open for vacation bible school 2022.

In a Facebook post on Sunday, March 6, the First Presbyterian Church said registration is now open for vacation bible school 2022.

According to the church’s post, on their journey for God's bright light, 3-year-olds through rising 5th-graders will have an interactive, energizing, Bible-based good time.

The church said they will become explorers, learning how God's light shines on them and how they might reflect it as they go about their daily lives.

Interested participants may visit the First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta’s Facebook post for more information.

Director of Preschool

The Atlanta First Presbyterian Preschool has announced that it is looking for a new director.

The First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta advertised an opening for a new preschool director in a Facebook post on Saturday, Feb. 26.

The director would oversee a developmentally appropriate and stimulating curriculum for children aged 18 months to Kindergarten, according to the First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta's post.

According to the church, all duties and employment activities are carried out in accordance with the concept and standards of First Presbyterian Preschool, as well as the Cognia Standards for Early Childhood Programs.

Anyone who knows someone who might be interested in this great opportunity should direct them to the website for more information.

For further information, they can also go to the First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta's Facebook page.

Musical Concert

The public was invited to a musical concert at Atlanta's First Presbyterian Church on Monday, March 7.

The Georgian Chamber Players performed at the First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta on Monday, March 7 at 7:30 p.m., and the public was invited to attend. on Monday, February 21st, in a Facebook post.

According to the church's website, the Georgian Chamber Players will perform Brahms' "Piano Quintet," Haydn's "Gypsy Trio," and Smetana's "Moldau Symphonic Poem" for an afternoon of musical splendor.

The event can be found at https://buff.ly/3H00M8O, where people can learn more about it and buy tickets.

They can also visit Atlanta's First Presbyterian Church's Facebook page for further information.

Masterworks Concert

The public was invited to the "Masterworks Concert" at Atlanta's First Presbyterian Church on Wednesday, Feb. 23.

According to the church, the "Masterworks Concert" included lead flute Christina Smith and the Georgia State University Symphony Orchestra.

Expect a delightful evening packed with musical quality, according to the Concerts@First music series at Atlanta's First Presbyterian Church.

According to the website of the First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta, Michael Palmer led the University Symphony Orchestra in a performance of music spanning three centuries, including George Walker's String Lyric, Haydn's Symphony #104, and J.S. Bach's Violin Concerto. Bach's Brandenburg Concerto and Bach's Cello Concerto are two of his most well-known works.

First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta's History

The Woodruff Arts Center is near to the First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta, which was founded in 1848 and is located at the crossroads of Peachtree and 16th Streets, according to the church's website.

In metropolitan regions, the church claimed to be a leader in worship, spiritual formation, service, community partnerships, and the arts.

Many of the families that contributed to the region's founding were and are members of Atlanta's First Presbyterian Church, which has seen a number of significant events.

According to the church, as it approaches its 175th anniversary in 2023, the First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta aims to build on these traditions.

 

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