Participants are invited to walk, stroll their children or roll in

their wheelchairs in honor of the living savior, Jesus Christ. Many

marchers last year carried signs and banners celebrating Jesus and a

rejuvenated unity of the church. Eight vocal/instrumental modules

will be spaced between groups of marchers, to enliven the

march and lead in worship.

The march will begin, as last year, at 10 a.m. at the new

Fayette County High School parking lot, proceed north to Hood

Avenue then to Ga. Highway 85, and south on Hwy. 85 into the county's

administrative complex. The march will conclude with a rally at

the complex at 11 a.m.

Hatcher noted that since Jesus commanded, "Love One

Another," the march's theme this year carries those three words plus,

"Just Do It."

According to international organizers, more than 10

million people around the globe and in every time zone participated

in last year's march. "It's a grand celebration to the genuine unity

in Jesus Christ that exists across denominational lines but is

seldom given permission to vent," Hatcher said.

For more information, call the March for Jesus information

line at 770-719-3522 and ask for march information.

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