The First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta in Georgia announced that it would hold an "Art in Motion" event with music and dance accompaniment on Saturday, Oct. 23.
In a Facebook post on Friday, Oct. 22, the First Presbyterian Church said the Art in Motion event is a unique artistic collaboration featuring music from Okorie "OkCello" Johnson and dance by Ballethnic Dance Company.
According to the post, the artistic event will be held on Saturday from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
The church advised participants to bring a lawn chair and invite friends for the evening music and celebration. It underscored that the African sculptures and paintings also inspired the event at East Point City Hall.
Interested participants and wish to see more information written in this article may visit the First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta's Facebook post.
Piano and Organ Concert
The First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta will also hold a piano and organ concert on Friday, Oct. 29.
According to its Facebook post, the church welcomed the public to a "Battle of the Keys" piano and organ concert on Friday at 8 p.m.
The church said the attendees might enjoy Beethoven's Emperor Concerto arranged for piano and organ, and a world premiere piece Poème Rhapsodique by David Briggs, performed by Julie Coucheron and Jens Korndörfer.
According to the church's Facebook post, the event will also be livestreamed on Concerts@First.
Participants interested in learning more about this article may visit the First Presbyterian Church's Facebook page.
Church's Events
According to the church, individuals interested in worshiping online should go to the First Presbyterian Church's live stream page, homepage, or every Sunday page.
The church announced that the new calendar of events would include everything the church offers, from weekly Sunday services to concerts and small groups.
Meanwhile, church members will add information on the virtual event's attendance to the event description.
According to the church, the High Museum of Art, the Atlanta Design Museum, the Union Theater, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, the Atlanta Opera, and other local art organizations are all walking distance.
As a result of these relationships, the church hosts concerts and activities regularly.
The First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta was founded in 1848, according to the church's website.
The chapel is near the Woodruff Arts Center on Peachtree and 16th Streets, according to the website.
Members of the First Presbyterian Church claim that the church is a leader in worship, spiritual education, service, community relations, and the arts in the city.
The Presbyterian church said it was home to many families who contributed to the city's progress and honored vital anniversaries.
Co-teachers for the Church's Preschool
The First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta is also looking for co-teachers for their Presbyterian preschool from 2021 to 2022.
The Presbyterian Church posted on Facebook that they are looking for "fun-loving and flexible" preschool co-teachers for the remainder of the 2021-2022 school year.
According to the church, their program is "play-centered, child-directed, and project-based," with a skill-based curriculum designed to prepare each child for the next level of achievement.
Applicants can visit the First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta's Facebook page for further information.
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