Dr. Susan Lozier, the Dean of the College of Sciences at Georgia Tech, leads a thought-provoking discussion focused on the science of climate change, addressing common myths and misconceptions.

The Creation Care Ministry of Trinity Presbyterian Church seeks to create a safe and open space for exploration, understanding and conversation in a world where discussions about climate often become politically charged. This class will delve into both the scientific and theological aspects of climate change to foster understanding and stewardship of God’s Creation.

Livestream and in-person worship service every Sunday morning
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Rev. Tom Farmer, Parish Associate for Pastoral Care & Senior Adult Ministries here at Trinity, recounts his brief tenure as assistant pastor of two churches in rural Alabama from 1963-64 and how the Civil Rights movement happening across the country impacted the ministry.

Presented on Sunday, February 9, 2025.

Livestream and in-person worship service every Sunday morning
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CCLI License Number 20540170

Trinity member George Hauptfuhrer discusses the courage and legacy of the Civil Rights work of Dr. Phil Noble, featuring remarks from his daughter Betty Noble and his profile in the Civil Rights documentary At The River.

Livestream and in-person worship service every Sunday morning
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CCLI License Number 20540170

Dr. Don Saliers, Professor Emeritus of Theology and Worship at the Candler School of Theology explores how the Psalms address the deepest aspects of “life” before God. We will begin with the questions the Psalms ask – of us and our world, and of the mystery of God. Then we will examine how the Psalms continually move between the lamentable and the praiseworthy. We will conclude by focusing on specific Psalms that are both a “mirror and a lamp” to every generation of those who pray and sing these biblical poems. Presented on Sunday, January 19, 2025.

Livestream and in-person worship service every Sunday morning
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CCLI License Number 20540170

Dr. Don Saliers, Emeritus of Theology and Worship at the Candler School of Theology explores how the Psalms address the deepest aspects of “life” before God. We will begin with the questions the Psalms ask – of us and our world, and of the mystery of God. Then we will examine how the Psalms continually move between the lamentable and the praiseworthy. We will conclude by focusing on specific Psalms that are both a “mirror and a lamp” to every generation of those who pray and sing these biblical poems. Presented on Baptism of the Lord Sunday, January 12, 2025.

Livestream and in-person worship service every Sunday morning
Visit us online: www.trinityatlanta.org

CCLI License Number 20540170

Dr. Don Saliers, Emeritus of Theology and Worship at the Candler School of Theology explores how the Psalms address the deepest aspects of “life” before God. We will begin with the questions the Psalms ask – of us and our world, and of the mystery of God. Then we will examine how the Psalms continually move between the lamentable and the praiseworthy. We will conclude by focusing on specific Psalms that are both a “mirror and a lamp” to every generation of those who pray and sing these biblical poems. Presented on Epiphany Sunday, January 5, 2025.

Livestream and in-person worship service every Sunday morning
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CCLI License Number 20540170

Rev. Sam Henderson discusses lesser known members of Jesus' family tree and what their stories say about God and the Bible.

Livestream and in-person worship service every Sunday morning
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CCLI License Number 20540170

Rev. Sam Henderson discusses lesser known members of Jesus' family tree and what their stories say about God and the Bible.

Livestream and in-person worship service every Sunday morning
Visit us online: www.trinityatlanta.org

CCLI License Number 20540170