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Wed | Jan 7-28 | 7pm | peachtree.org/writing

Course Invitation:  

You are invited to join a four-week pilgrimage encountering small selections of some of the best spiritual writing available to us and using them for models for your own spiritual reflection. It will be a communion of saints, sitting at the virtual table together to sup on a feast of words. Along the way, we will observe that spiritual culture is not univocal and rejoice in its diversity of expression. Your commitment to the four weeks is your decision. You may come and listen only, or you may do the small readings and writings, fully engaging in the material. Either choice will be welcome. Though our time together will be short, you’ll leave with new awareness, ideas for writing as a part of your own spiritual journey, and resources for your future spiritual reading. May God bless us as we strive to grow in this area. And may we find joy along the way.

January 7— Introduction to Course & Writing Prayers

Saying prayer, both in public and in solitude, is perhaps the most basic of religious practice. Yet, how many of us know the long history of written prayer, of prayer journaling, and of even writing prayer as a way of forming public mind? We’ll take a brief look at these traditions, imagining some prayer forms you might try in your writing this week.

January 14 — Writing about Spiritual Place

all have places that have come to resonate with us, where we seek and find God. We’ll look at some fine examples of place exploration and begin to craft our own descriptions of our spiritual place.

January 21 — Keeping a Spiritual Journal

Regular short writings kept in a journal can be an effective and moving way of tracking your own spiritual pilgrimage. We’ll look at examples of various types of spiritual journals and plan how to begin or grow your own meditative life through regular small writings.

January 28 —Writing a Saint’s Life

Medieval Monks very seriously wrote about the lives of the saints, often mixing the actual with the fantastical for instructive purposes. Modern writers have written modern versions of saints’ lives for very different, but also instructive, purposes. We’ll look at these and begin some notes toward writing your very own “saint’s life” about a person you admire.

Sun | Feb 1 | 5pm | Stew Wood Hall | $15

Whether she is your daughter, granddaughter, or niece, the Children’s Ministry invites you to join us for a magical evening of dancing and an assortment of delicious desserts.

More info/Register: peachtree.org/snowball

Sun | Feb 1 | 12:45pm | Midtown Bowl |  $15 per person

Whether he is your son, grandson, or nephew, the Children’s Ministry invites you to join us for a special afternoon of bowling! 

More info/Register: peachtree.org/bowling

Sun | Feb 1 | 11:00am | Sanctuary

On this very special Sunday we invite all Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts to wear their uniforms to worship as we recognize them for their gifts and talents. From Daisies to Ambassadors and Cub Scouts to Eagle Scouts, we value the work and time you have put in to becoming wonderful young people of upstanding character. Troop 67, has been chartered by Peachtree Christian since 1934. Our own Paul Vickers is Chairman of the Troop Committee and a Chartered Organization Representative. Join us for gathering time as we feature Boy Scout Popcorn and Girl Scout Cookies.

Sun | Feb 8 | 11am | Sanctuary

Couples are invited to renew their marriage vows and refresh their commitment during our annual Wedding Bells ceremony.

Mon | Feb 9 | 11:30am | Manuel’s Tavern

Good food tastes even better with great friends! Join us for our February Lunch Bunch as we head out for a fun, relaxed meal and lots of conversation.

We’ll gather on Monday, February 9, 2026, at 11:30 AM at Manuel’s Tavern in Atlanta.

Whether you’re a longtime regular or brand new to Lunch Bunch, there’s always a seat at the table for you. Come enjoy classic favorites, friendly faces, and a warm, welcoming time together. Please make your reservation on the registration page.

We’d love to see you there—let’s do lunch!

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

Wed| Feb 18 | 7am & 6:30pm | Church Grounds and Sanctuary

Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent—a season of reflection, repentance, and hope. On this day, we remember both our mortality and God’s mercy, tracing the sign of the cross in ashes as a reminder that we belong to God.

Ashes to Go will be available in the morning for those on the move. Whether you’re heading to work, school, or errands, you are invited to receive the imposition of ashes as a brief, prayerful moment in the midst of your day.

In the evening, we will gather for a meditative Ash Wednesday service, with scripture, silence, prayer, and the imposition of ashes—an opportunity to slow down, reflect, and enter the season of Lent together as a community.

Come as you are. Pause. Remember. Begin again.

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.

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 | 1st Floor Youth Room

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

Welcome, Volunteers!

You can help our church in numerous ways by volunteering. Here are a few current openings:

Legacy Club, Tuesdays and Thursdays, respite ministry, kbond@peachtree.org

Monday Breakfast Club, Monday mornings, outreach ministry, bgignilliat@peachtree.org

Children’s area, Sunday mornings, children’s ministry, rschulz@peachtree.org

Greeters, special events, connections ministry, dstone@peachtree.org

Please email the ministry contact for more information on how you might help.

Tuscany Awaits: A Journey of Faith & Fellowship

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.

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.

Midtown Assistance Center (MAC) has been a trusted partner in our community for nearly 40 years, helping hardworking Atlantans avoid eviction, keep the lights on, and put food on the table. Since 1986, MAC has walked alongside individuals and families facing financial crisis with dignity, compassion, and practical support.

This year, MAC is celebrating its 40th anniversary with its first-ever Big MAC Bash, a festive evening featuring neighborhood-inspired food stations, live jazz by the Joe Alterman Trio, and special recognition of Dorothy Chandler, MAC’s Director Emeritus. Peachtree Christian Church is warmly invited to join the celebration.

All proceeds from the event support MAC’s mission to serve families and individuals across 10 Atlanta zip codes.