The Peachtree Presbyterian Church in Atlanta, Georgia, has distributed "blessing bags" to the students of Atlanta Public School on Monday, Sept. 27.

In a Facebook post, the Peachtree Presbyterian Church said the church members had distributed the blessing bags during the fall break for the Atlanta Public School system students.

According to the shared photos of the Peachtree Presbyterian Church, the Atlanta Public School students have received healthy treats, noodles, and canned goods.

The church has also expressed gratitude to the Peachtree volunteers for sharing their effort and time during the event.

Those who wish to see more information written in this article may visit the church's Facebook page.

Peachtree Presbyterian Church's Mission

According to the Peachtree Presbyterian Church's website, the only way for His disciples to make a difference in a world that sorely needs love, hope, and joy is for them to have an active, daily connection with Jesus Christ.

The church members argued that they become partners with God in His grand restoration endeavor, growing in knowledge and understanding of their faith and exhibiting the genuineness of their beliefs in service to each other and the world.

According to the Peachtree Presbyterian, people must join Christ every day in the restoration of all things.

The church also added that God's love causes people to leave behind the things that divide them.

As per the church, the people experienced the fullness of God when they moved out of their comfort zones, took chances, and challenged themselves to know and value one another.

God's love is both warm and firm, embracing and challenging at the same time. According to the church, people strive to balance these two aspects of God's love at all times, being reminded that they are entirely and finally loved while also being encouraged to grow more like Jesus daily.

The church claims that when God's love is wholly expressed, it transforms everything. People's perspectives of the world change as a result of it.

It also inspires people to share what they've been given with others, giving them hope for a better future. It is said that people who live out God's love are important and practical ways to make a difference.

Peachtree Presbyterian's COVID-19 Protocols

According to an executive order issued by Atlanta's mayor, individuals above the age of nine must wear face coverings indoors in public places. All Peachtree Presbyterian Church staff will wear face masks while on campus.

To comply with Atlanta school guidelines, all children in Children's Ministry over the age of two and all students in Student Ministry must wear a face covering when in the building beginning Sunday, Aug. 29.

Both vaccinated and unvaccinated, adults are asked to wear face masks on campus and during worship services. At the sanctuary's entrance, face coverings will be offered, it added.

Those who wish to see more information written in this article may visit the church's website.

 

 

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