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Oct 5 | During Worship Services | 9/15 9AM - 12PM

Heritage & Consecration Sunday will be celebrated in style with bagpipers and drums, acknowledging our deep spiritual roots in Scotland. We will also bring our 2026 pledges to the altar as a church body.

We will also enjoy a special message presented by Rev. Danny Gulden.

A little bit about Rev. Gulden:

Danny was ordained by the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in Georgia in 2008. Prior to entering the ministry, he was a successful sales executive with CareerBuilder.com. He has also served in multiple ministerial positions over his career, including Vice President of Client Relations for the Pension Fund and Senior Minister at Sandy Springs Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) just outside of Atlanta. He now serves as Lead Pastor for Geist Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), a multi-campus congregation in Indianapolis, Indiana. He strongly believes the church at its best can change peoples’ lives, communities, and the world.

Danny is a noted preacher and a seasoned keynoter and workshop leader. He has served the church on the Administrative Committee, the General Minister and President Search Committee, the Georgia Regional Minister Search Committee, the General Board, the Council on Christian Unity Board. He currently serves on the board for the National Benevolent Association and as a member of the Cornerstones Leadership Team for clergy wellness. He has taken part in 52 weeks of church camp and has been on 22 international mission trips. He is an alumnus of the Bethany Fellows.

Danny is married to Mary Michael, who grew up at Peachtree Christian Church. Danny and Mary Michael were married in 2001 in the sanctuary at Peachtree. They have two daughters in high school. Bella is a senior and drum major for the Carmel High School Marching Greyhounds and Ava is a freshman and plays for the Carmel High School volleyball team. He cheers loudly for the University of Georgia Bulldogs and Arsenal. He holds the Master of Divinity from the Candler School of Theology at Emory University and is currently pursuing the Doctor of Ministry degree at Lexington Theological Seminary.

Oct 5 | After Church | Burns Hall & Lawn | Free

Everyone is invited to share a day of history, hospitality, and hope as we honor the past and embrace the future together on Heritage/Consecration Sunday! After the 11:00 Service, the family of Dr. Jim Collins, Peachtree’s Senior Minister from 1986- 2007, will be cooking up their famous Brunswick Stew over an open fire on the playground, and BBQ expert Alex Cook and his crew will supply delicious smoked pulled pork with all the fixin's! Dining areas will be set up on the playground, parking lot, and in Burns Hall, and there is no charge for lunch. Join family and friends old and new for this 100th year Homecoming celebration!

April 29, 2026 - May 6, 2026

Join Peachtree's Senior Adult Ministry on an unforgettable journey to the heart of Italy — beautiful, sun-soaked Tuscany! We will be traveling with Collette travel and they have put together a wonderful itinerary full of culture, connection, and comfort. Register here and contact Rev. Katie Bond for details.

Mon | Sep 22 | 11:30am | Manuel’s Tavern

Join us for another great time with Peachtree’s Senior Adult Ministry at Manuel’s Tavern on North Highland Ave! Come enjoy good food and even better company as we gather around the table for connection and conversation.

Questions? Contact Rev. Katie Bond at kbond@peachtree.org

Thurs | Sep 25 | 10 am | Library

You’re warmly invited to the next CWF (Christian Women’s Fellowship) Book Club gathering on Thursday, September 25 at 10:00 AM in the Library at Peachtree Christian Church. We’ll be discussing The Yada Yada Prayer Group by Neta Jackson.

About the book:
The Yada Yada Prayer Group is a heartfelt novel about a diverse circle of women brought together after a women’s conference who learn to “know” (yada) God—and one another—through honest prayer, everyday struggles, and surprising friendships. It’s an uplifting story of grace, growth, and the power of praying together.

Bring your book, your thoughts, and a friend!

We look forward to seeing you there!

We’d love for you to come help serve Mondays at 8am. Ready to eat at 9!

Our recurring needs are frozen breakfast casseroles (if sausage is involved we request turkey sausage), big bowls of cut-up fruit, and ground coffee. These items can be brought to church on Sunday morning and placed in the freezer in the 1st floor kitchen. Contact Brooks Gignilliat with questions.

UPDATE

Monday Breakfast Club is in need of some casseroles. Brooks is on imminent Paternity leave and wants to have it setup well for our volunteers. If you would like a disposable casserole dish, please stop by Brooks' office and he will provide you one.

And here are some casserole recipes :

Veggie https://www.eatingbirdfood.com/hash-brown-breakfast-casserole/#wprm-recipe-container-111604

Turkey https://amandascookin.com/turkey-hash-brown-breakfast-casserole/

Sausage https://tastesbetterfromscratch.com/breakfast-casserole/

Phone number

Mobile: (404) 709-0199

Sundays | 10am | Room 212

Sundays | 10am | Room 214

Our Parenting Class at Peachtree offers a relaxed, discussion-based environment where parents can connect through real conversations, shared experiences, and practical advice. Whether you're raising toddlers or navigating the teenage years, you'll find encouragement and support. We enjoy taking time to pray together, supporting one another through the ups and downs of parenting. New parents are always welcome—come join us for meaningful discussion and a deeper sense of community.

Sundays | 10:00 am | Room 217 

Fellowship is the perfect name for this class, where members gather in a warm, welcoming space to learn, connect, and share in the abundant grace and blessings of God. It’s a place where relationships are built, both through the class and throughout church-wide activities, offering countless opportunities to grow together in faith. 

The class focuses on helping older adults deepen their understanding of the Bible, its relevance and importance to living our Christian faith. Our lessons explore essential themes like faith, joy, love, forgiveness, and the essence of living as a community of believers. Each Sunday, a rotating team of teachers brings new perspectives, blending historical insights with contemporary reflections, sparking thought-provoking discussions and moments of shared growth. 

Come be a part of this vibrant group of prime-time adults as we continue to grow our understanding of Jesus' teachings and what it truly means to live as a community of believers. 

Sundays | 10am | Room 218

Our Youth Sunday School class for middle and high school students (6th-12th grade) is designed to help teens connect with Scripture in a real and meaningful way.

In this 45-minute session, we'll explore how God’s Word speaks directly to the challenges and decisions teens face every day—whether it's friendships, identity, faith, or purpose.

Through engaging teaching and thoughtful discussion, students will not only dive deeper into understanding the character of God, but also strengthen their theology and build a foundation for navigating life with faith and wisdom.

This class is a place to learn, ask questions, and grow together in a supportive, vibrant community.

Teachers: Rev. Katie Bond & Jeff Bond

Sundays | 10AM | ROOM 215

Logos Men’s Sunday School Class exercises our biblical imagination as we focus on one compelling biblical word at a time. You are invited to an intentional discussion that includes the question, “What does the Word of God mean to us?” Each month we will grapple with how the Word of God is evident in various aspects of our lives.

If you are interested in providing Sunday morning flowers for the Sanctuary altar or niches in memory of a family member, please contact Karen Upchurch for more information. karen.upchurch@gmail.com

September Project: The Legacy Club. There are more than 43 million unpaid caregivers in the US who care for a child or adult family member. The Legacy Club provides respite (a break) for caregivers and their loved ones who are experiencing cognitive decline resulting from loneliness, isolation, stroke, and dementia. All giving designated towards outreach during the month of September will go towards our support of The Legacy Club.

PRESCHOOL BOOKS FOR CRADDOCK CENTER Donation Station, 1st floor lobby. Boost our annual CWF September book drive for pre-school children served by the Craddock Center in North Georgia’s Appalachian area. New or nearly new pre-school books only, please. If you love to knit, your gifts of home-knitted hats/mittens would be another gift of love to the children. Info: Annie Gillespie agilles339@yahoo.com