Evergreen Church News and Blog Posts
A Stitch In Time Quilt Show
The church office will be closed on Monday, September 3
The church office will be closed on Monday, September 3 in observance of Labor Day. Enjoy your weekend.
Wednesday night dinner at Evergreen Church
Elementary school hand chimes resumes August 19
Our elementary chimes choir (grades 1-5) resumes Sunday, August 19. The class meets weekly between Sunday worship services at 10:30 am in the upstairs Hand Bell Choir room. If you have questions please email johnodom100@att.net.
Comfort Quilters Quilt show is coming in October
Comfort Quilters, an Evergreen Ministry Partner, is hosting a large quilt show on October 12 and 13 at Evergreen Church in Peachtree City and they need your assistance. Volunteers are needed as greeters, parking attendants, as well as other tasks. Email Laura Bosma at lbosma@
Don’t forget to RSVP for our annual Fall Wednesday night dinner kickoff
RSVP for our annual Fall Wednesday night dinner kickoff, which is this Wednesday, August 15 at 5:30 pm We will have the Varsity food truck, bounce house, and snow cone truck. This will be fun for all ages! Adult and children meals are $6 each.
School has started for Landmark Christian School, PTC
Landmark Christian School has started classes at Evergreen Church. There are new changes with security during the week. We ask for your patience as we all become accustomed to these changes. If you have questions, please call the church office at 678.788.7374.
A time of prayer
You are invited to join our prayer team in The Den this Sunday, August 12 at 10:35 am for a time of short, but powerful prayer for our community, church, and nation.
Back-to-school Sunday
We are dedicating Sunday, August 12 to praying over our students. We encourage your student (of any age) to bring their backpack to church so we can pray and lift up our children and youth as a congregation.
Otto’s Story
Sunday Kathy Olmsted, an Evergreen Church Covenant Partner, shared a story about a man named Otto who has been living in a tent for the past 17 years. Kathy and her small group -The Beacons – became aware of him through a sign he was holding with the words “Disabled, Hungry.” Providing frequent lunches for him followed, and the beginnings of a relationship of trust by Otto began. The Beacons began to live life on mission with Otto – helping him obtain disability benefits which eventually totaled $750 a month, establish an address via P.O. box, obtain an ID card through the DMV, and obtain food benefits totaling $16 a month. Because of the determination of the small group and pushing through several bumps in the road, Otto has moved into a small house. The Beacons and the Evergreen Church Missions Team has provided him with bedroom furniture, table and chairs, dishes, pots and pans, and bed and bath linens. Another Evergreen Ministry Partner, Comfort Quilters, has provided Otto a quilt.