February 24, 2019
SOUPER TIME at Clifton Men’s Shelter
The children of Columbia Presbyterian Church raised over $150 for the Clifton Men’s Shelter. Church members and friends then hosted the annual Souper Bowl Party for the men of Clifton Men’s Shelter.
March 6 at 6:30 p.m.
A CHORAL PRESENTATION TO BENEFIT DECATUR-AREA EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE MINISTRY DEAMSunday, March 3, 2019 4:00 p. m.Avondale Pattillo United Methodist Church 3260 Covington Highway, Decatur, GA 30032
The Decatur Civic Chorus, in conjunction with other local choral groups is sponsoring a concert to benefit DEAM and the people of the community they serve. DEAM provides emergency help for local residents when financial difficulty prevents a person from buying food or prescription medication or paying a utility bill. Support for DEAM comes from twenty-two local churches and from individuals like you. The following groups will be participating in the concert: Avondale Pattillo UMC Choir The Bubba Rays, A Gospel Ensemble, Columbia Presbyterian Church Church Street Station, a bluegrass group Decatur Civic Chorus
Admission is free. However, attendees are encouraged to make a cash donation to DEAM. Alternatively, donations of canned food, packaged cereal and pasta, paper goods, and basic toiletry essentials to benefit DEAM. For more information, the website for DEAM is: |
DCM’s 50th Birthday Bash
In 2019, Decatur Cooperative Ministry will be celebrating 50 years of service in DeKalb County.
From our first meeting of concerned citizens and faith-based leaders in 1969,
we’ve been working hard to help our neighbors in need.
Now, it’s time to celebrate.
Join us on Friday, March 22nd, at 5 p.m.
as we fill The Solarium at Historic Scottish Rite
with good music, great friends, and some sweet treats.
Come prepared to bid on some excellent auction items–including the chance to win an international getaway!
Learn more (and see how else you can help us celebrate) here: https://www.decaturcooperativeministry.org/dcm/50years/
HOLY LAND
EVENTS COMING UP
YOU DON’T WANT TO MISS!
All events are at Columbia Theological Seminary
701 S. Columbia Dr., Decatur 30030
Monday, February 25th @ 12:30-1:30 pm – Lunch & Learn
Over lunch Katie Archibald-Woodward will share about her visual and voiced storytelling exhibition Our Home is the Holy Land. The group will then walk to the Harrington Center to experience the exhibit. Notes: Bring ear buds for listening to the audio stories. A limited number of sets will also be available to borrow. Bring your own lunch or see what the cafeteria is serving up! Location: Ellis Room, Richards Center
Monday, February 25th @ 7-9 pm – Film Screening Killing Gaza
“A documentary about life under siege” during the war in Gaza in 2014 created by journalists Max Blumenthal and Dan Cohen. Location: Harrington Auditorium (basement level)
Tuesday, February 26th @ 4:30-7 pm – Artist’s Reception
Join Katie Archibald-Woodward for an in-depth exploration of her current visual and voiced storytelling exhibition Our Home is the Holy Land. Brief comments by the artist begin at 5:45 pm, with discussion to follow. Note: Bring ear buds for listening to the audio stories. A limited number of sets will also be available to borrow.
Location: Harrington Center (main level)
Refreshments generously provided by Ebrik Coffee Room, Leon’s International Foods, and Columbia Seminary.
Tuesday, March 12th @ 7-9 pm – Film Screening Imprisoning A Generation
This multi-faceted event will include 30 minutes of in-depth exploration of Our Home is the Holy Land, a screening of the 50-minute documentary Imprisoning A Generation, and a discussion to follow. Location: Harrington Auditorium (basement level)
INVITE OTHERS!
Questions? Contact Katie Archibald-Woodward – Katie@lifeilluminated.com
www.life-illuminated-travel.org
www.lifeilluminated.com
First Friday Fellowship
March 1 at 7 p.m.
Welcome Table
Thursday Night, March 21 at 7 p.m.
Food . . . Fellowship . . . Plenty of Music and Worship
breakfast clubJoin Us for a Great Series The Beatitudes Join us at 9:45 a.m. for coffee and study |
Decatur-area Emergency Assistance Ministry provides emergency help for local residents to prevent homelessness and hunger.
Help Fill Up the DEAM Food Pantry
canned chili (with or w/out beans)
canned baked beans
canned beef ravioli
canned mandarin oranges
sweet cereal
small pkgs of yellow rice
small boxes of corn muffin mix
deodorant
bar soap
toothpaste
toilet paper
I was hungry…and you gave me something to eat
If you have a prayer request, please contact the church office at 404-284-2441 or email at columbiapresbyterian@gmail.com |
Our Homebound H. N. Towrey, Kay Potter, Dru Carter, Jack and Nonagene Freeman, Dot Smythe |
Jim McGill
Hospitalized in the American Hospital in Paris following ruptured appendix
Dorothy Clark
Hospitalized following car accident
Ondina Gonzalez
Hospitalized with breathing difficulties
Marilyn Washburn
Pending Surgery
Kate Miner
Death of Grandmother
Mary Cobb
Knee Injury
Helen Woods
Broken Toe Joint
Randy Dobbs
Diverticulitis
Sue Lawson
Home Recovering
Nicole Miller’s Father
Continued treatment for cancer
Bob Reardon
Radiation Treatment
Charlotte McCord
Medical Tests
David Bussie’s Nephew, Darius
Cancer
Charlotte McCord’s Niece, Carol
Jerry Artopoeus
Broken Arm
Hannah Lefton
Peace Corps Volunteer in Senegal
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