In “Problems, with Paul,” we examine how Paul helps the churches that he founded navigate problems – and explore how we can navigate the problems we have with Paul and his interpreters.

We meet for this Bible study every Sunday at 950a ET in-person and on Zoom.

Each week, we read one chapter of one of Paul’s letters. For more information, including the current chapter and the Zoom information, email colin.holtz@dhbc.org.

8p ET Thursdays. Young(ish) adults, mostly in our 20s and 30s, who meet on Zoom for fun and conversation. We are currently reading Were You There? Lenten Reflections on the Spirituals by Luke Powery. Email colin.holtz@dhbc.org for more information and the link.

There is no commitment to attend every single meeting or finish the reading each week. The book can be purchased all the usual places, or contact Colin for a copy if purchasing presents a financial hardship.

CPH Crafting Club! Working on a needlework, paperwork, or other crafting or art project? Not an expert and want a no-judgment zone to practice, or want to craft with a purpose? Join us! We just had our first meeting, and plan to meet roughly every month in the future.

Email colleen@dhbc.org for more info, dates, and the Zoom link if you want to join online.

On the first Sunday of each month, we gather outside on the playground after worship for light snacks, refreshments, and a chance to get to know each other better.

All are welcome at First Sunday Community Time picnics, whether it is your first time visiting or you are a longtime member.

If you would be willing to provide snacks for a future community time, please email colin.holtz@dhbc.org.

Join us July 10 after service (~1215p ET) outside on the playground as we celebrate the church’s birthday with a picnic, food, and fellowship.

Every Wednesday, our church provides food and helps serve the Welcome Table meal hosted by Mercy Church, just down the street.

Want to get involved? There are three ways to help:

1. Prepare food, for instance, a green vegetable or starch side dish.
2. Help serve the food on-site at Druid Hills Presbyterian, where the meal takes place
3. Donate to defray the cost of the main dishes our church provides.

For more information or to help, text ACT to 470-317-6435 or email allen.jones@dhbc.org.

You can also make a donation specifically for food via our website or by texting GIVE to 470-317-6435

Yard sale at the Church at Ponce & Highland. Household items, furniture, toys, guitars & instruments, books & CDs

Coffee pop-up by Mint Coffeehouse.

Proceeds benefit the Mayan Intercultural Seminary and its health, education, and economic development work among indigenous communities in Chiapas, Mexico.

WHERE: 1085 Ponce de Leon Ave NE, Atlanta.

WHEN: June 4, 10a. (Rain date: June 11)

Email allen.jones@dhbc.org to volunteer or to donate items.

May 14, 10a ET, Zoom and in-person. In the workshop you will be introduced to contemplative photography, learn ways to use your camera (on any device) to help you open to deeper, fuller encounters with life, engage in some contemplative photography practices, and have time for reflection and sharing. All ages welcome! Email allen.jones@dhbc.org to RSVP.

This workshop is open to all ages, with kids art activities provided by our families ministry team.

Materials to bring:
    Your camera —any type, including your phone
    A journal or notebook and something to write with
    A mask – masks are required while we’re inside together
    Your sense of wonder and curiosity!

Katie Archibald-Woodward is an Atlanta-based spiritual director, photographer, educator, and pilgrimage leader, in the ordination process with the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). She serves the local and global communities through her ministry Life Illuminated, which aims to support people on their journey of awakening to life’s fullness through art, spiritual formation, and compassionate action. You can learn more about Katie and Life Illuminated on her websites: www.lifeilluminated.com and www.life-illuminated-travel.org