The First Presbyterian Preschool of Atlanta in Georgia announced that it is seeking a new director of the preschool.
In a Facebook post on Saturday, Feb. 26, the First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta announced an opening position of a new director of the preschool.
According to the First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta’s post, for children ages 18 months to Kindergarten, the director will oversee a developmentally appropriate and stimulating curriculum.
All duties and job activities are carried out in accordance with First Presbyterian Preschool's philosophy and standards, as well as the Cognia Standards for Early Childhood Programs, according to the church.
Those who know someone who might be interested in this exciting job can direct them to the website for more information.
They may also visit the First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta’s Facebook post for additional details and information.
Church’s Musical Concert
On Monday, March 7, the First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta welcomed the public to attend a musical event.
The First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta invited the public to a musical brilliance with the Georgian Chamber Players on Monday, March 7 at 7:30 p.m. in a Facebook post on Monday, Feb. 21.
The Georgian Chamber Players will perform Brahms' "Piano Quintet," Haydn's "Gypsy Trio," and Smetana's "Moldau Symphonic Poem" for an afternoon of musical brilliance, according to the church's website.
Participants can learn more about the event and purchase tickets at https://buff.ly/3H00M8O.
They can also go to the Facebook page of Atlanta's First Presbyterian Church.
‘Masterworks Concert’
On Wednesday, Feb. 23, the public was invited to the "Masterworks Concert" at Atlanta's First Presbyterian Church.
Lead flutist Christina Smith and the Georgia State University Symphony Orchestra performed in the "Masterworks Concert," according to the church's announcement.
According to the First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta's Concerts@First music series, expect a lovely evening filled with musical excellence.
According to the First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta's website, Michael Palmer conducted the University Symphony Orchestra in a performance of music from three centuries, including George Walker's String Lyric, Haydn's Symphony #104, J.S. Bach's Brandenburg Concerto, and Cello Concerto by Bach Bach's Violin Concerto.
The church said Christina Smith, Principal Flutist of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra performed with the USO in Bach's Orchestral Suite #2.
This concert was held in person and aired live on this page, according to the First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta's website.
The First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta's Facebook page has further information on this topic.
Church’s History
According to the church's website, the Woodruff Arts Center is close to the First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta, which was founded in 1848 and is located at the crossroads of Peachtree and 16th Streets.
The church claimed to be a leader in worship, spiritual formation, service, community relationships, and the arts in metropolitan areas.
Many of the families that aided in the establishment of the region were and are members of Atlanta's First Presbyterian Church, which has celebrated a number of notable milestones.
The First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta intends to build on these traditions as it approaches its 175th anniversary in 2023, according to the church.
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