WORSHIP SERVICES NOW INSIDE OUR BEAUTIFUL SANCTUARY!
Sunday worship services are on Facebook Live, recorded, and posted on this website to view later.
PRAYER & MEDITATION LABYRINTH
Always open in front of the church. All are welcome to walk around and enjoy this quiet place.- SERVICE & MISSION PARTNERS
As disciples for Jesus Christ, we engage in mission service and social justice work in our community, country and around the world. See Calendar of Events and SERVE in the menu. - FELLOWSHIP, STUDY & PRAYER SERVICES
Physically distanced seasonal gatherings like the monthly Sunday afternoon outdoor garden party happen along with a variety of weekly Zoom events. See Calendar of Events and FELLOWSHIP or LEARN in menu. - BLACK LIVES MATTER PROTESTS
We welcome all to join in support of racial justice during our ongoing protests every Monday and Wednesday 4:30--5:30 PM in front of the church on North Decatur Road.
See Calendar of Events and SERVE in menu.
WELCOME TO EMORY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Emory Presbyterian Church is an intimate, caring, and active faith community seeking God’s will. We strive to engage the heart, mind, and spirit of all who worship with us. We seek to nurture disciples for Jesus Christ, build an inclusive community of faith, and engage in Christ’s work in the world. Wherever you are on your spiritual journey, we invite you to travel along with us.
We are an open and affirming congregation who believes "there is room for everybody." All are welcome to worship with us and be involved in the life of the congregation and ministries of the church regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, sexual identity, ability, economic status, politics, or spiritual path.
To learn more about us and our faith values, please see ABOUT US.
WORSHIP SERVICES are inside our beautiful and cool SANCTUARY!
Sunday worship services are recorded, posted on this website and available to view.
Please see PDF of letter from Pastor Andy Action about indoor worship and protocols in place. Pastor Letter-Worship Indoors
CELEBRATING RACIAL JOY THROUGH THE ARTS
Online Discussion Group
Tuesdays, 7-8:30 PM
September 28 • October 26 • November 30 • December 21
“Racism is not the only thing to know about what it means to be Black. Our joys, our sorrows, our love, our grief, our struggles to fit in, our families, our accomplishments and our triumphs—these things also matter. … To recognize Black lives as ones to celebrate, empathize with and care about, here’s your antiracism work: read more fiction by and about Black people.”
—Jasmine Guillory, author
Too often black people and other races and cultures are depicted in popular culture as slaves, servants, criminals, freeloaders, or as obsessive and untrustworthy.
As a way of continuing our antiracism work as a church and engaging in an alternative form of resistance, we’ll explore art mediums that celebrate the full humanity of people of color and the richness of their stories.
Participants will choose a creative project by people of color that extols joy in the midst of life’s struggles and share in our group discussions—i.e. fiction, poetry, memoirs/autobiographies, essays, television & movies, music, paintings, etc.
For a list of suggestions or to sign up and get the Zoom link, contact Rev. Andy Acton at [email protected]
