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Young Anglicans Living Large. March YA’LL (under 50 fellowship group) will be hosted by Leigh & Tim Butler (150 3rd St., Fayetteville) this Sunday evening from 5:00 to 7:30, with childcare provided at the church. Participants may bring an appetizer or dessert if they would like, but it's not necessary.
Anglicans Celebrating Together. March ACT (50 and over fellowship group) will be hosted by Elaina & Dave Wardell (59 Shadow Lake Trail, Newnan) this Sunday evening from 5:30-7:30. Please bring an appetizer or dessert to share and your choice of beverage. Invite an age-appropriate new ASAC member.
Spring to Life Gala Registration NOW OPEN! Sponsorship and Registration is NOW OPEN for our 2025 Spring to Life Gala. We are so excited to be returning to Fayette County where we will be hosting the event on March 27th at Town Stage in Trilith. Our guest speaker this year is Dr. William Lile, an OBGYN, engaging speaker, and passionate pro-life advocate. Visit Spring to Life Gala 2025 – Fayette PRC for more information on the event, sponsoring, or getting tickets.
Lenten Goat Drive. Goat Drive for the Diocese of Kibungo March 9th – April 13th. Goats are an instrument of community and financial growth for our brothers and sisters in the Diocese of Kibungo. Each goat provides milk and manure to each family and costs $40 each. The diocese utilizes the funds we send to purchase goats (all female) from herdsmen and present them to potential recipients who choose their goat. They do not officially own the goat until it has borne two offspring that are given to other members of the village. Your contribution made through Lent will go towards the purchase of goats this Spring. The cost per goat is $40, but any contribution will be combined with others to provide these important goats.
Easter Services Times. We will be changing our service times for Easter Sunday this year to 9 AM and 11:15 AM. Both services will include the choir and full musical accompaniment. The reason for the change is because we had 300 folks at the Easter 10:30 service last year and our sanctuary only seats about 280. The idea in going to two “main” services is to be able to seat everyone in the sanctuary. For several years, our 8:15 AM Easter service has only gathered 40-50 people which is not enough to sufficiently draw down the 10:30 attendance so that we can all fit. A 9 AM & 11:15 AM schedule is exactly what Holy Cross Cathedral in Loganville runs every Sunday and it is working well for them. For now, this time change is for Easter Sunday only, but we may consider the schedule in the future for other Sundays as we grow.