The First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta in Georgia has invited the public to join for a talk on Haiti’s resilience and strength.
In a Facebook post on Thursday, May 12, the First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta has encouraged the public to join PCUSA Mission Coworker Cindy Corell and Fr. Jean Madoché Vil as they discuss resilience and strength of Haiti's people.
According to the church, the speakers also talked about the work God continues to do there.
The church said the country of Haiti has suffered earthquakes, a presidential assassination, and other crises.
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Prayer Breakfast
On Friday, May 20, the First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta welcomed the public to a special men's prayer breakfast.
The First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta announced a special men's prayer brunch in a Facebook post on Tuesday, May 10.
Coach Bill Curry, former Georgia State University head football coach and ESPN analyst, will speak, according to the church's announcement.
Tickets are $20 and proceeds will benefit Coach Curry's wife, Caroline, and her ministry, Women Alone Together, according to the church.
According to the church, don't miss the chance to dine, chat, and hear from one of football's best coaches.
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Church’s Bach Lunch
On Friday, May 13, the First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta hosted another Bach's Lunch.
The First Presbyterian Church announced another Bach's Lunch with the American String Quartet and ECMSA Artistic Director William Ransom on Facebook on Thursday, April 28.
According to the church, the American String Quartet performed one of Bach's most stunning chamber pieces with ECMSA Artistic Director William Ransom.
More information is accessible on their website and on the First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta's Facebook page.
New Youth Chorus
At Atlanta's First Presbyterian Church, a new youth chorus has been formed.
The First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta announced the formation of a new youth choir in a Facebook post on Tuesday, April 26.
They gather every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. The youth group gathered in the choir rehearsal room before the youth group, according to the church's website.
The church claims that no prior experience is necessary and that everyone is invited to attend.
According to the First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta, participation afforded opportunities for performance and, as the choir grew, future choral tours.
Last Saturday at 8 p.m., the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra performed at the First Presbyterian Church.
The church said the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra performed Saint-Saens' Organ Symphony and Poulenc's Organ Concerto under the direction of Jerry Hou and coordinated by Jens Korndörfer.
This was a one-time occurrence, according to the First Presbyterian Church.
The event was hosted by Concerts at First.
At Atlanta's First Presbyterian Church, the public was invited to read James Bryan Smith's book "The Good and Beautiful God."
On Tuesday, May 3, the First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta announced that Join the Way will run until May 22.
Rev. Chris Holmes is studying James Bryan Smith's book "The Good and Beautiful God," according to the church, with class themes including sleep, recognizing your blessings, margin, and slowing down.
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