Inman Park United Methodist Church in Atlanta,

Inman Park United Methodist Church in Atlanta, Georgia is set to participate in a forest restoration service project.

In a Facebook post on Saturday, Sept. 24, the church shared that the project will be held at Frazer Forest, near Lake Claire, on Saturday, Oct. 1, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.

The church encouraged the public to sign up in the link they provided to help the cause. It needs up to 15 people for this event.

Inman Park United Methodist Church advised the public to note that there are two separate sign-ups required, for the second sign-up, they may click the link on the sign-up sheet supplied on the post.

COVID-19 Protocols, Worship Services

Everyone is required to wear a mask within the church and during worship due to COVID-19, regardless of age, according to the church’s website.

Inman Park Church asserted that it also promotes social isolation and requires that any further socialization occur outside and following services.

It believes that inclusion is a crucial quality because of the acceptance of Jesus' message that everyone is beloved and accepted by God, and everyone is welcome.

The church declared that everyone is encouraged to fully engage in the life and leadership of the congregation, regardless of age, color, ethnicity, culture, gender identity, sexual orientation, physical or mental ability, marital status, legal status, or economic circumstances.

As everyone is all God's children, regardless of who they are or where they came from, they are invited to connect, develop, and serve here, the church said.

The general public is invited to join at 11 a.m. via Facebook pages, YouTube, or in person.

Participants can also email Pastor Tara with prayer needs at pastor@inmanparkumc.com.

The church also advised anyone who wants to donate to the Inman Park missions to visit their official website.

It claimed that it simultaneously live feed from the sanctuary to the Facebook and YouTube pages of its worship services. Until Monday, it will also be available on the Worship page, according to the church.

They combine secular and Christian music, according to Inman Park United Methodist Church, and while formal attire is not needed, wearing pants is strongly recommended.

Oldest Neighborhoods

The first "garden suburb" of Atlanta, Inman Park is home to the 1866-founded Inman Park United Methodist Church.

The church asserted that it predates one of Atlanta's oldest neighborhoods.

According to the church, the structure was dedicated on April 17, 1898. The church said Willis Franklin Denny, II used Stone Mountain granite to build the well-known "castle" mansion close to the intersection of Peachtree Street and West Peachtree. He was also responsible for Rhodes Hall.

Denny built the St. Mark United Methodist Church, the First United Methodist Church, among other well-known Atlanta buildings, it added.