(Miss Amy Work kindly agreed to pen this description of her children’s ministry.) September 2014―Helping with the Bluff ministry is tough. It’s often dirty, smelly, inconvenient, time consuming, and physically, mentally and emotionally taxing. It’s not exactly the earth-shattering experience … Continue reading →
July 2014―We are frequently asked how the ministry in the Bluff began. So I thought I would step back a bit and write an article describing the means by which the Lord led us to this location. It all began … Continue reading →
June 2014―In the proverbial shadow of the Georgia Dome and in spite of the fact that there were few literal shadows, Atlanta Presbyterian Fellowship’s Vacation Bible School attracted a total of eighteen students from the Bluff and surrounding neighbourhoods. The … Continue reading →
Unlike most church plants in middle-class America, a downtown ministry attracts a lot of people who are needy in a material sense as well as a spiritual one. We have been stimulated by reading the biography of The Man who … Continue reading →
One of the goals of most churches is to grow in numbers. For the most part that is a laudable goal. Conservative churches that preach an undiluted gospel in a worship setting that the apostles would have recognised are few … Continue reading →
