First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta invites

The First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta, Georgia invited young couples with young children to connect for opportunities with other fellows.

In a Facebook post on Saturday, June 4, the First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta announced that it will give opportunities to connect with other couples with young children.

According to the church’s post, on June 11, July 9, and Aug. 13, they are welcome to attend playdates.

Families with children under the age of four will gather at the church playground beginning at 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. for fun and camaraderie, the church said.

They may register ahead of time or visit the First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta’s Facebook page for more information written on this article.

Church’s Parent Class

The new parent class at Atlanta's First Presbyterian Church has resumed on Sundays.

The First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta announced on Monday, May 23, that the new parent class has resumed on Sundays at 10 a.m.

Other parents and pastoral staff have been invited to the library for fellowship, conversation, and mutual support by the church.

Although all parents are welcome, the program is geared mostly toward parents of infants and small children.

For more information, participants can contact Lynne Wisard at lwisard@firstpresatl.org.

They can also get more information on this story on the First Presbyterian Church's Facebook page.

Appeals for Volunteers

More volunteers are needed to assist the First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta with its numerous programs.

On Saturday, May 21, the church posted on Facebook that it was asking for volunteers to assist spread God's love by caring for others.

According to the church's post, the public can learn about the various ways volunteers can give back to the community by volunteering.

People can let God's transforming light in by opening themselves up to others, according to the First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta.

Volunteers who want to learn more about other projects might visit firstpresatl.org/volunteer.

They can also learn more about this topic by visiting the Facebook page of the First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta.

Church’s Care Ministry

According to the church's website, the Flower Ministry, which is a part of the Care Ministry, covers a variety of ways to serve the church family and community outside of these walls.

Volunteers create beautiful floral arrangements for the sanctuary every week, according to the church, bringing the beauty of nature into worship.

Following the worship session, volunteers dismantle the large arrangements, which are then delivered by another group of volunteers to members who are homebound, recovering from surgery, grieving, or celebrating a milestone.

Members can also sponsor Sanctuary flowers for $250 in honor or remembrance of a loved one, with the dedication appearing in the print and online newsletter.

They can also email Pam Covington at pamcovington1929@gmail.com or call (404) 355-5801 to be partnered with another volunteer and taught how to arrange flowers for Sunday worship or smaller bouquets for delivery.