The Practice of Secrecy and Confession: Haley’s Story

Haley grew up attending Peachtree. When she returned to the church post college graduation, she was looking for a new way to get involved and became a Stephen Minister. Over the past six years, she’s been a listening ear to Care Receivers, creating a safe space for those who are struggling. While being vulnerable often doesn’t come naturally, sharing your struggles with others can remind you that you’re not alone.

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Zacchaeus Fellows: Diane, Elijah, and Lillian’s Story

The ATL Zacchaeus Fellows Program, which is part of Peachtree Church, is a Christ-centered nine-month leadership development program for recent college graduates. A few years ago, faith-driven entrepreneur and Peachtree…

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Donate—and Decorate—for Habitat

Join the Ficke family by personalizing a gift of food to Habitat for Humanity families. Through Monday, May 24, collect a box and shopping list from the Peachtree Gym entrance,…

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The Practice of Solitude and Silence: Visual Liturgy

Solitude is the spiritual practice of emptying our calendars and negating our to-do lists to spend time alone with God. Silence is the discipline we engage to complete our solitude.…

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