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. We invite you to create space for these practices to welcome God into your life.

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Camp Ducktown 2024

In June, our middle schoolers went to Camp Ducktown in Copperhill, Tennessee. At Ducktown, the students dove deeper into what it looks like to walk in faith with Jesus through…

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Home for Christmas

A major by-product of events during the pandemic included people losing their jobs, facing reduced paychecks due to loss of hours, or staying home with children no longer in school…

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With Disruptive Compassion

Peachtree’s mission is: Joining Christ daily in the restoration of all things. For the O’Neal family, ‘Joining Christ daily’ is more than a mission statement. It is a way of…

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