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Events at Northwest

There's always a fun event for all ages just around the corner at Northwest!

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Northwest Mission Projects:

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​Souper Bowl of Caring - From January 18 to February 8 we are collecting the following items needed to fight hunger in Metro-Atlanta. We will enjoy our Souper Bowl Day of Caring lunch together after worship on February 8.

  • Peanut Butter & Jelly (Plastic jars only)

  • Canned Meats (Tuna, chicken, ham, or beef stew)

  • Hearty Soups & Chilis (Chunky or protein-rich styles)

  • Boxed Dinners (Mac & Cheese, Hamburger Helper, or Pasta Roni)

  • Canned Vegetables (Corn, green beans, and peas)

  • Canned Beans (Black, kidney, or baked beans)

  • Rice & Pasta (1lb bags/boxes)

  • Canned Tomato Products (Diced tomatoes or pasta sauce—no glass)

  • Crackers (Saltines or Ritz)

Please avoid donating glass items to avoid breakage, and remember to check expiration dates. Thank you!

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Upcoming Northwest Events:

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January 18: Book Discussion Lunch after worship.
January 19: Church office closed for Martin Luther King, Jr. observed holiday.
January 25: Book Discussion Lunch after worship.
February 1: Book Discussion Lunch after worship.
February 8: Souper Bowl of Caring Lunch after worship.
February 15: After Church Refreshments.
   Session meeting.
February 18: Ash Wednesday in the Adams Room.
   Dinner at 6:00pm
   Service at 6:45pm
February 22: Lenten Breakfast & Sunday School.
   Congregational meeting after worship.
March 1:
Lenten Breakfast & Sunday School.

   Cooking meals for Bashor Shelter after worship.

March 8: Lenten Breakfast & Sunday School.
   Atlanta Hunger Walk.

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Book Discussion Lunches:

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In connection to Martin Luther King day this month, Alex will lead a 3 week series of discussions of the book “The Color of Compromise” by Jemar Tisby. We will meet for a simple lunch in Thorington Hall after church on January 18, January 25, and February 1. Participants will need to purchase the book and keep up with readings in order to engage in the discussions. Also, please be prepared to make a $5-10 contribution each week to cover the lunch. You may purchase the book ahead of time on Amazon, Ebay, Thriftbooks, or wherever you prefer. The first week we will discuss the first 4 chapters.


The Color of Compromise details the church’s role in racism in America from colonial slavery, through the Civil War and Jim Crow era, and on through the Civil Rights period and even our modern social/political context.  Jemar Tisby, with incredibly thorough research, historical accuracy, and insight, discusses not only what the church has done through the years, but also why.  As you can tell by the title of the book, Tisby makes a clear point that in regards to racism (as well as numerous other issues), the church and Christians compromise the gospel and the way of Jesus due to the influence of the social and political forces of the day.  He does not intend it to be a political book, but does discuss in detail the times that the church, or Christians, have aligned themselves with politicians and policies that had/have clear racial implications.  Tisby is also upfront that it will be a challenging read for many, and Alex notes that he will steer the group away from arguments or agendas.  However, Tisby does believe that like surgery, truth telling can be uncomfortable and even painful, but also healing and transforming – for us as individuals, for us as a church, and for society.

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Annual Souper Bowl of Caring Lunch

 

Mark your calendar for Sunday, February 8, and join us in Thorington Hall for a delightful congregational lunch. We invite everyone to bring their favorite game day appetizer or soup recipe to share.

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Sign-Up: Please add your name to the sign-up sheet on the round table in the Narthex.

 

Portion Size: To ensure everyone has plenty to enjoy, please prepare enough for 8-12 people.

 

Provided: The Mission team will supply drinks and dessert.

 

Please bring your soup in a warm crock pot before worship. Power strips will be available on the serving tables for your convenience.

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We look forward to sharing a wonderful meal together!

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The spring brings our Annual Easter Egg Hunt

on our beautiful campus covered in a variety

of fresh spring blossoms. 

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In the summer, our Vacation Bible School gets the community together with a new theme each year and fun for children of all ages.

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Adults and kids alike look forward to our annual Trunk or Treat Halloween event, as well as our annual charity lunch for Souper Bowl Sunday where we enjoy a variety of homemade soups together while collecting for our annual drive to serve food pantries in our community. 

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And finally in the winter, we gather together for a beautiful Christmas Eve service every year, culminating the Advent season with candlelit carols in our festive sanctuary.

Upcoming Calendar of Events

ABOUT US

Northwest Presbyterian Church is a member of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), a mainline Protestant denomination which traces its history to the 16th century and the Protestant Reformation. For more information, visit www.pcusa.org.

ADDRESS

4300 Northside Dr
Atlanta, GA 30327

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404-237-5539

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