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News + Announcements

Thank you for your interest in the latest news and announcements.  Our monthly newsletter, The Weekly, is available here (click the image below to open a PDF).

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The annual publication about the CPC Pastoral Residency Program is available here.  For additional updates, please click on any of the links below.  If you can't find what you are looking for or would like additional information, please email the church or call us at 404.659.0274.

Reporters:  If you would like to speak with Central's clergy or to get more information about our services, please contact Linda Massengill.

 

Tull Hull Art Gallery

Beginning January 15, the exhibit Word and Song by Sandra Bowden will be installed.

 

Upcoming in 2012

The Art of John August Swanson (mid February - April)

The Art of Laura James (May - June)

Rudolph Bostic Folk Art (June - August)

What's Happening Within the Denomination

Follow these links for news from the PC(USA)

Presbyterian News Service

Presbyterians Today (monthly magazine published by the PC(USA)

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Wisdom Calling

Central Women's Retreat
February 3 - 5, 2012
Cherokee Presbytery Retreat Center

Central’s women of all ages will gather for a weekend retreat on February 3—5, 2012, at the Cherokee Presbytery Retreat Center just north of Cartersville. Theologian, Mary Stoops, will be the spiritual advisor; and potter, Edna Bacon, will provide artistic instruction.

Beginning on Friday evening with dinner at 6:00, the retreat will end with a closing worship service at 9:00 on Sunday morning. 

Registration for this event continues on all the Sundays during January after worship in Tull Fellowship Hall. Fees for lodging and food will be $95 for early registration (January 8—22) and $105 for late registration (January 29). Scholarships and half-scholarships will be available.  To register online, click here.

Centered on Wisdom literature from the Old Testament, Mary says that the weekend will be “spacious, relaxed, and sharing. We won’t be working our way through an agenda.” Besides reviewing Proverbs and Solomon, participants will have an opportunity to show the photos of women in their own lives who have shared their wisdom with them. Edna will help participants create amulets or icons to represent a form of wisdom that they have experienced during the retreat.

In addition to group discussions, there will be worship, free time for games or outdoor activities such as hiking, and, of course, meals and snacks. Parker Lodge will be the place for meetings and meals, and most participants will have lodging in two cabins which feature four beds to a room. If needed, there is also sleeping space in Parker Lodge.

Those who have questions about the retreat can contact Anne Sciarrone, chair of the planning committee, or committee members Eleanor Dake, Cat Goodrich, Sharon Junn, Susan Landrum, Martha Kimes, or Debbie Miller.