Atlanta City Church to host
Atlanta
City Church to host Worship Weekend Oct. 8-10
Atlanta City Church
in Fairburn will host a "Worship Weekend"
featuring recording artist and worship leader Kent Henry
on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 8-10 at the church
on Jonesboro Road. Junior and senior high students ages
12-18 attend the entire weekend free of charge. Also, one
senior pastor from each church may attend at no charge.
Friday
night's session is free and will begin at 7 p.m.
Saturday's session will be from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m.,
with a lunch break from noon until 1 p.m., and will
feature a time of worship, teaching and prayer. The cost
for individuals is $15 and groups of five or more may
register for $10 each. Worship leaders and music
directors attend free with groups of 10 or more. There
will be no childcare offered for Saturday's session.
On Sunday,
Henry will speak at 10 a.m.
"This
is one of the most important times of my life and
yours," Henry says. "We are approaching great
times of change and increase. There's no better place to
hear the voice of the Lord than with fellow believers
sitting before the Lord at the
throne of Grace. Worship and the Word will continue to be
our guidepost as we continue on his highway of holiness.
"I
will be sharing and teaching about a vision God gave me
over 20 years ago as I began in the ministry. I feel I am
currently walking in this vision and God has opened a
prophetic window in time and promise that is currently
coming to pass right before our eyes.
"I
will be introducing Jim Stern, young minister and worship
leader, and my daughter, Jessica Henry, during this
conference. Their lives together have become a clear
indication from the Lord that the merging of the
generations has begun."
Atlanta
City Church is on Old Jonesboro Rd. off Ga. Hwy. 138, two
miles east of Exit 13 off I-85 (Shannon Mall Exit).
For more
information and specific directions, call the church
office at 770-964-2138, or visit Atlanta City Church's
website at www.atlantacchurch.org .
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