Glenn Memorial United Methodist Church in Atlanta, Georgia will hold a vaccine drive for flu and COVID-19 booster.
In a Facebook post on Monday, Oct. 3, the church said the clinic will be set up on Sunday, Oct. 23, from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. at the Sanctuary Narthex's lobby area.
The Moderna or Pfizer bivalent covid booster, as well as the flu shot, will also be available, according to the church's post.
The church said to assist in planning, attendees may complete a brief survey at https://forms.gle/PJD66m1pPmRbshS86 and list the vaccinations they intend to receive.
If possible, they were encouraged to bring their filled-out forms, IDs, and, health insurance and medicare cards, according to the church.
The church also expressed gratitude to the Hallmark Gold Crown and Briarcliff Pharmacy.
Interested readers may visit Glenn Memorial United Methodist Church’s Facebook post for additional information.
Open to Everyone
Everyone is welcome to participate in the community's full life and mission, the church claims, regardless of race, culture, ethnicity, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, familial or socioeconomic status, education, politics, physical or mental capacity, or religious background.
Glenn Memorial United Methodist Church aspires to build God's kingdom and reign in the world by proclaiming the good news of God's grace and following Jesus' teaching to love one's neighbor as oneself.
According to the church, the best way to influence the world is by making disciples of Jesus Christ.
The church said the fullness of God's reign and realm in the entire world is the vision Scripture offers to everyone.
According to the church, the United Methodist Church declares that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, the Savior of the world, and the Lord of all.
In teaching its followers, it declared that it respected individuals of all religions and supported each person's right to practice their religion in accordance with their own convictions.
The church reaffirmed its belief that, like Jesus, every human being is fundamentally valuable and worthy of respect.
Church’s Roots
The Glenn Memorial United Methodist Church asserted that John Wesley, an Anglican minister working for the Church of England in the 1700s, can be linked to its origins as a United Methodist congregation.
According to the church, "Methodist" groups grew as a result of their members following a daily schedule of religious observance and altruistic activity.
The societies later relocated to Ireland and finally America, where, in accordance with the church, they were fully acknowledged as a distinct denomination in 1784.
The church said there are about 11 million United Methodists worldwide.
According to the church, social duty and faith have long been entwined for United Methodists.
Additionally, it gave instances of how it upholds an ecumenical tradition and collaborates with different Christian faiths and religions, such as its collaborations with the Office of Spirituality & Religious Life at Emory University, the church said.
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