Worship Services at Peachtree Road
Weekly services, liturgical themes and events
Sunday, November 24
Give Thanks For All God’s Blessings
Psalm 107:1-3
Harvest Sunday Festival Worship
Gather together as a church family to give thanks for our many blessings. We’ll celebrate with meaningful worship, magnificent music, and congregational fellowship!
Psalm 107:1-3 calls us to give thanks to the Lord for enduring love. We are reminded to recognized God’s faithfulness in gathering and caring for us, and we are encouraged to celebrate the blessings in our lives. Join us to reflect on God’s steadfast love and express gratitude for unending goodness and grace!
Traditional Worship
Sundays, 8:45 & 11:15 am, Sanctuary
Our Sunday morning worship in the Sanctuary is rich, warm and meaningful. Built upon traditional Christian liturgy, our services combine the sacred elements of scripture, prayer, and hymns led by clergy and choir.
Chapel Communion Service
Sundays, 10:00 am, Moore Chapel
Chapel communion celebrates the gift of the Eucharist. Each week worshipers may participate in this sacrament at this intimate service.
Midweek Worship
Wednesdays, 12:00 pm, Moore Chapel
We offer inspiration in the middle of your week at this 30-minute service led by members of our clergy and music staff.
Sunday, December 1
Don’t Be Dumbstruck: Zechariah
Luke 1:5-15
The story of Zechariah reveals the power of belief and trust in God’s promises, even when they seem impossible. Despite his doubts, God’s message through the angel Gabriel brings the promise of joy and fulfillment, showing that faith opens the way for God’s purposes. This passage reminds us that, like Zechariah, we are called to believe in God’s faithfulness and the miraculous plans He has for our lives, even when they challenge our understanding.
The Great Tree Lighting
5:30 – 7:00 pm, Sanctuary
Begin your Advent season with a night of light and wonder as our children’s and youth choirs present beautiful Christmas music and narrations, culminating in the lighting of the Sanctuary’s Great Tree.
Sunday, December 8
Anything Is Possible with God: Mary
Luke 1:26-38
Mary’s response to the angel Gabriel’s message exemplifies profound faith and trust in God’s plan, even in the face of uncertainty. Her willingness to embrace God’s calling with humility and courage shows us the power of belief and obedience. Through this passage, we learn that faith sometimes requires us to step into the unknown, trusting that God’s purposes are greater than we can imagine.
The Many Moods of Christmas
7:30 pm, Sanctuary
The PRUMC Chancel Choir, soloists and orchestra present their Christmas classic featuring traditional Christmas hymns and moving new settings of familiar carols.
Sunday, December 15
Set Aside Your Fears: Joseph
Matthew 1:18-25
Joseph’s response to God’s message through an angel shows remarkable faith and obedience, even when faced with a challenging situation. By choosing to trust and follow God’s guidance, Joseph becomes an integral part of God’s plan for the birth of Jesus. This passage teaches us the importance of listening to God and having the courage to act on His will, even when it requires sacrifice or change.
Carols by Candlelight Service
5:30 pm, Sanctuary
Our Carols by Candlelight Singers, Doxology Youth Choir and Peachtree Carillon offer a service of Lessons and Carols culminating in a medley of beloved carols sung by candlelight.
Sunday, December 22
I’ve Got Good News: Shepherds
Luke 2:8-20
The shepherds’ encounter with the angelic announcement of Jesus’ birth illustrates the joy and transformation that comes from believing in God’s message. Despite their humble status, the shepherds respond with faith and eagerness, becoming the first to witness and share the good news. This passage reminds us that God’s invitation to believe and participate in His work is open to everyone, encouraging us to receive His message with wonder and share it with others.
The Longest Night Prayer Service
5:30 pm, Moore Chapel
Our Longest Night service provides the solace of God’s assurance that we are not alone. Join us for this candlelight service and experience the hope that God intended through the coming of Christ.
Christmas Eve
Tuesday, December 24
11:00 am, 4:00, 6:00, 8:00 and 10:30 pm services
And the Word Became Flesh
John 1:14
In John 1:14, the profound truth that “the Word became flesh” reveals God’s love and desire to dwell among us through Jesus. This passage teaches us that God came near, entering our human experience to bring light, grace, and truth into our lives. Through this message, we’re reminded of the transformative power of Christ’s incarnation, inviting us to experience God’s presence and to reflect His love in the world.
Come celebrate this glorious night with us! Our beautiful services offer meaningful messages and magnificent music. Childcare is available at our 4:00 and 6:00 pm services for ages 3 and under. No reservation needed.
11:00 am Christmas Service of Holy Communion
A celebration of the Eucharist
4:00 pm Family Candlelight & Pageant
Children’s choirs and pageant with nativity characters
6:00 pm Family Candlelight & Pageant
Children’s choirs and pageant with nativity characters
8:00 pm Festival of Lessons & Carols
Chancel Choir & Brass herald in this most Holy Night
10:30 pm Festival Choral Eucharist
Chancel Choir & Brass with a celebration of the Eucharist
Other Events
Water for Kenya Offering
Sunday, December 29
Let Your Light Shine!
Matthew 5: 14-16
In Matthew 5:14-16, Jesus calls us to be the light of the world, encouraging us to live in a way that reflects God’s goodness for others to see. This passage teaches us that our faith is meant to be visible, illuminating the lives of those around us and pointing them toward God. Through this message, we’re reminded to let our actions shine brightly, inspiring others and glorifying God through our lives.