Christ the King youth complete mission project in Troup County

Christ the King

youth complete mission project in Troup County

A team of youth

from Christ the King Charismatic Episcopal Church in Sharpsburg participated

in a recent home missions and evangelism project on behalf of St. Matthew's

Charismatic Episcopal Church in Hogansville, a mission congregation of

Christ the King planted in 2002. The team met several times prior to the

missions outreach to discuss plans and strategy, to prepare materials

to be used, and to pray for Hogansville and Troup County.

The weekend

before the event, the team visited door-to-door to invite children and

youth to a week-long backyard Bible study held on five consecutive mornings

in Hogansville. The study drew a number of children from the community.

Adults providing

leadership for the event included, the Rev. Dcn. Don Clemmer, vicar of

St. Matthew's, the Rev. Dcn. David Neece, youth coordinator for the Diocese

of Georgia, and Dr. Judith Massey, commissioned minister of missions and

evangelism in the International Communion of the Charismatic Episcopal

Church.

Team members

were recognized recently during a morning worship service at Christ the

King. They included: Taylor Ford of Fayetteville; Janna Gossett, Ashley

Lauria, Amanda Hale and Meredith Lytle of Peachtree City; and Amy Zauner,

Allison Zauner, Jesse Zauner and Erin Zauner, all of Newnan.

St. Matthew's

meets each Sunday evening at 5 p.m. on Main Street in Hogansville, and

Christ the King meets Sunday mornings at 8 and 10 a.m. at 4881 Ga. Hwy.

34 East, between Peachtree City and Newnan.

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