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Peachtree Presbyterian Church
Sunday Worship Bulletin
January 21, 2007
Celebration of Worship
8:20 Communion, Wilson Chapel
8:45, 10 and 11:15 Traditional Services, Sanctuary
11:05 Contemporary Service, Gym

Welcome
Today in Worship
This morning Dr. Vic Pentz continues our winter sermon series, Living for the City: The Seven
Churches of Revelation, with a sermon entitled “Truth: Is Christ the Only Way” The sermon is
based on the letter to the church at Pergamum found in Revelation 2:12-17.
Please note that in this morning’s bulletin, the order of worship for the 8:45 and 10 a.m. services
appears on pages 3-5; the order of worship for the 11:15 a.m. service begins on page 6.
The Kirkin’ of the Tartan
This morning in all three traditional worship services we celebrate the Kirkin’ of the Tartan.
“Kirk” is the Scottish word for “church.” This ceremony reminds us of the Scots heritage of
the Presbyterian Church and our roots in Reformed Theology. A tartan is the distinctive
woven fabric that a clan or family grouping uses to identify itself to others. The tradition of
the Kirkin’ began in this country during World War II, before the United States entered the
war. Dr. Peter Marshall, a Presbyterian pastor and then Chaplain of the United States Senate,
wanted to encourage American identification with the British motherland and determined
that he would target at least those Americans of Scots descent. The Kirkin’ of the Tartan
ceremony was created by Dr. Marshall and has been celebrated in Presbyterian churches across
the country. It is also a popular event in other “colonies” of Scotland: Canada, Australia, and
New Zealand. The tartan banners used in this service have been donated by Peachtree families.
A list of those donating banners appears on page 13 of your bulletin.
Living for the City: Praying for our City
Thursday, 12 noon
THIS WEEK: Perimeter Mall Food Court (Meet at the base of the escalators.)
As we live for the city, we must pray for the city. Join with Peachtree members, pastors, and staff for
prayer and lunch. We will gather each Thursday at 12 noon at a different metro-Atlanta location.
Welcome, Guests!
We welcome to our worship services all who are visiting with us today. Please complete the
information requested on the Friendship Pad in the black folder at the center-aisle end of your
pew. If you are considering membership at Peachtree, join us today for Exploring Peachtree:
An Orientation for New Members. This class, which meets the 1st and 3rd Sundays of
each month from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Room 2209, provides vital information about our
congregation and its ministries; an understanding of our beliefs about Jesus Christ, salvation,
and the Bible; and an explanation of our expectations for those who join as members. At the
conclusion of the class, which includes lunch, our Session will meet to receive new members.
Exploring Peachtree next meets February 4. For information, or class registration, contact
Dee Dee Lynch (404-842-5825, dlynch@peachtreepres.org).
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Worship
C e l e b r a t i o n o f
Kirkin’ of the
Tartan
January 21, 2007
8:45 & 10 a.m.
Welcome to Worship!
Today as we celebrate
our Scottish roots as
Presbyterians, we also
look back to our roots
in the 1st c. The culture
of Pergamum was not
all that different from
Atlanta. What did
they struggle with
Might it also
be our struggle
Written in 1560
when Scotland was
declared a Protestant
nation following the
death of Mary, Queen
of Scots, the Scots
Confession affirmed
an unconditional
commitment to the
triune God, to the
Bible, and to the
Church.
Assemble in God’s Name
Prelude Allegro from Sonata in E-flat, BWV 525..........................J.S. Bach
Introit Praise Ye the Name of the Lord..............................Gordon Young
The Chancel Choir
Praise ye the name of the Lord of Hosts.
Praise, Him, Praise Him, all ye people.
Let all the nations praise the Lord.
Praise ye the Lord! Let all the nations praise the Lord!
*Call to Worship
Pastors:
People:
Pastors:
People:
Pastors:
All:
We confess and acknowledge one God alone,
To whom alone we must cleave,
Whom alone we must serve,
Whom only we must worship,
And in whom alone we put our trust.
We come to worship you, Father, Son, and Holy
Spirit. All praise and glory belong to you!
–from the Scots Confession, 1560
Give Praise to God
**Hymn of Praise To God Be the Glory .............To God Be the Glory
See page 9
Placement of the Bible
*Prayer of Adoration
Prayer of Confession
Lord Jesus, you have revealed yourself to us as the way, the truth,
and the life. We give you thanks today for the legacy of men and
women who boldly contended for your truth. We ask for the help
of your Holy Spirit that we might follow their example. We confess
that we are often confused about truth because of the many voices in
our world that claim to be true. We confess that we are often timid
about truth, lest we offend others with our own claims. Like your
prophets, apostles, and reformers of every age, make us bold in
your truth, and grant to us humility that reflects your grace. Give
us courage even now as we make our silent confessions ….
*Those who are able, please stand. **Ushers will seat latecomers at this time.
8:45 and 10:00 Services

Assurance of God’s Forgiveness
*Congregational Response
Gloria Patri (all singing)........................................................... Greatorex
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost;
As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be,
World without end. Amen. Amen.
**Life of the Congregation
Kirkin’ of the Tartan
The Tartan Procession (please remain seated)
The Tartan Presentation
On behalf of Scots everywhere, we raise this Tartan before
Almighty God in appreciation of our heritage, and ask His
blessing on His servants. In the name of the Father, and of the
Son, and of the Holy Spirit.
Anne Wray and Sheldon Staples
Atholl Highlanders Pipes & Drums USA
John Newton left
school at age 11 to
become a seaman,
capturing and selling
slaves from West
Africa. When a fierce
storm threatened to
shipwreck his boat,
Newton, terrified,
began to read The
Imitation of Christ
by Thomas à Kempis.
This led to dramatic
life changes as he
chose to follow Christ.
Newton expressed his
wonder over God’s
love and amazing grace
in this hymn text.
*Hymn Amazing Grace.......................................................New Britain
An introduction will be played by the bagpipes. The congregation will
then join in the singing of the five stanzas of the hymn. The bagpipes will
accompany on the first four stanzas.
See page 10
The Tartan Recession (please be seated)
Pastoral Prayer and the Lord’s Prayer
Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be Thy name.
Thy Kingdom come, Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven.
Give us this day our daily bread,
And forgive us our debts as we forgive our debtors,
And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil
For thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever.
Amen.
Choral Response Amen............................................................. John L. Wilson
*Those who are able, please stand. **Ushers will seat latecomers at this time.
Peachtree Presbyterian Church

The text to the anthem
is appropriate for the
21 st c., a time when
many have lost a
sense of wonder. As
the anthem begins,
we see the glory and
majesty of God. At its
conclusion, the text
reminds us that the
transcendent God
invites us to love him
and be in relationship
with him, our
everlasting friend. Do
you know God as both
above us and near us
Offering Our Gifts
Offertory
My God How Wonderful Thou Art................ Scottish Psalter, 1615
arr. Oscar R. Overby
The Chancel Choir
Elizabeth Cooper, contralto soloist
My God, how wonderful Thou art,
Thy majesty how bright!
How beautiful Thy mercy-seat
In depths of burning light!
How wonderful, how beautiful
The sight of Thee must be.
Thine endless wisdom, boundless power,
And awful purity!
Yet I may love and worship Thee…
My God, how wonderful Thou art,
Thou everlasting friend!
*Doxology (all singing) ........................................................... Old Hundredth
Praise God from whom all blessings flow;
Praise Him, all creatures here below;
Praise Him above, ye heavenly host;
Praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. Amen.
Listen to God’s Word Read and Proclaimed
Sermon Series: Living for the City: The Seven Churches of Revelation
Scripture: Revelation 2:12-17 (pew Bible, page 1915)
Sermon: Truth: Is Christ the Only Way (Pergamum)........Vic Pentz
Senior Pastor
Go in God’s Name
*Hymn of Response
Gracious Spirit, Dwell With Me................................ Redhead No. 76
See page 11
*Invitation and Benediction
*Postlude Now Thank We All Our God...............................arr. Virgil Fox
As we prepare to worship we ask that all cell phones and beepers be turned off
and that food and drinks remain outside the Sanctuary. Parents, we want this
time of worship to be a meaningful experience for you. If, during the service,
your child needs attention, Room 2314 is available to you. The room is equipped
with comfortable furniture and closed-circuit TV so you can continue to
participate in the worship service while tending to the needs of your child.
8:45 and 10:00 Services

Worship
C e l e b r a t i o n o f
Kirkin’ of the
Tartan
January 21, 2007
11:15 a.m.
Welcome to Worship!
Today as we celebrate
our Scottish roots as
Presbyterians, we also
look back to our roots
in the 1st c. The culture
of Pergamum was not
all that different from
Atlanta. What did
they struggle with
Might it also
be our struggle
Written in 1560
when Scotland was
declared a Protestant
nation following the
death of Mary, Queen
of Scots, the Scots
Confession affirmed
an unconditional
commitment to the
triune God, to the
Bible, and to the
Church.
Assemble in God’s Name
Prelude Allegro from Sonata in E-flat, BWV 525..........................J.S. Bach
Introit Laudate Dominum..................................................Song from Taizé
The Peachtree Youth Choir
Translation:
Sing, praise and bless the Lord.
Sing, praise and bless the Lord, peoples! nations! Alleluia!
*Call to Worship
Pastors:
People:
Pastors:
People:
Pastors:
All:
We confess and acknowledge one God alone,
To whom alone we must cleave,
Whom alone we must serve,
Whom only we must worship,
And in whom alone we put our trust.
We come to worship you, Father, Son, and Holy
Spirit. All praise and glory belong to you!
–from the Scots Confession, 1560
Give Praise to God
**Hymn of Praise To God Be the Glory .............To God Be the Glory
See page 9
Placement of the Bible
*Prayer of Adoration
Prayer of Confession
Lord Jesus, you have revealed yourself to us as the way, the truth,
and the life. We give you thanks today for the legacy of men and
women who boldly contended for your truth. We ask for the help
of your Holy Spirit that we might follow their example. We confess
that we are often confused about truth because of the many voices in
our world that claim to be true. We confess that we are often timid
about truth, lest we offend others with our own claims. Like your
prophets, apostles, and reformers of every age, make us bold in
your truth, and grant to us humility that reflects your grace. Give
us courage even now as we make our silent confessions ….
*Those who are able, please stand. **Ushers will seat latecomers at this time.
Peachtree Presbyterian Church

Assurance of God’s Forgiveness
*Congregational Response
Gloria Patri (all singing)........................................................... Greatorex
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost;
As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be,
World without end. Amen. Amen.
**Life of the Congregation
Kirkin’ of the Tartan
The Tartan Procession (please remain seated)
The Tartan Presentation
On behalf of Scots everywhere, we raise this Tartan before
Almighty God in appreciation of our heritage, and ask His
blessing on His servants. In the name of the Father, and of the
Son, and of the Holy Spirit.
Anne Wray and Sheldon Staples
Atholl Highlanders Pipes & Drums USA
John Newton left
school at age 11 to
become a seaman,
capturing and selling
slaves from West
Africa. When a fierce
storm threatened to
shipwreck his boat,
Newton, terrified,
began to read The
Imitation of Christ
by Thomas à Kempis.
This led to dramatic
life changes as he
chose to follow Christ.
Newton expressed his
wonder over God’s
love and amazing grace
in this hymn text.
*Hymn Amazing Grace....................................................... New Britain
An introduction will be played by the bagpipes. The congregation will
then join in the singing of the five stanzas of the hymn. The bagpipes will
accompany on the first four stanzas.
See page 10
The Tartan Recession (please be seated)
Pastoral Prayer and the Lord’s Prayer
Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be Thy name.
Thy Kingdom come, Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven.
Give us this day our daily bread,
And forgive us our debts as we forgive our debtors,
And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil
For thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever.
Amen.
*Those who are able, please stand. **Ushers will seat latecomers at this time.
11:15 Service

Offering Our Gifts
Legend has it that
this tune was used as
ancient Scottish kings
were, after their death,
rowed to their
resting place on the
island of Iona.
Offertory The Last Journey.....................Traditional Scottish Boat Song
arr. John Bell
The Peachtree Youth Choir
From the falter of breath, through the silence of death,
To the wonder that’s breaking beyond;
God has woven a way, unapparent by day,
For all those of whom heaven is fond.
From frustration and pain, through hope hard to sustain,
To the wholeness here promised, there known;
Christ has gone where we fear and has vowed to be near
On the journey we make on our own.
From the dimming of light, through the darkness of night,
To the glory of goodness above;
God the Spirit is sent to ensure heaven’s intent
Is embraced and completed in love.
From today ‘til we die, through all questioning why,
To the place from which time and tide flow;
Angels tread on our dreams, and magnificent themes
Of heaven’s promise are echoed below.
*Doxology (all singing) .......................................................... Old Hundredth
Praise God from whom all blessings flow;
Praise Him, all creatures here below;
Praise Him above, ye heavenly host;
Praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. Amen.
Listen to God’s Word Read and Proclaimed
Sermon Series: Living for the City: The Seven Churches of Revelation
Scripture: Revelation 2:12-17 (pew Bible, page 1915)
Sermon: Truth: Is Christ the Only Way (Pergamum).......Vic Pentz
Senior Pastor
Go in God’s Name
*Hymn of Response
Gracious Spirit, Dwell With Me............................... Redhead No. 76
See page 11
*Invitation and Benediction
*Postlude Now Thank We All Our God..............................arr. Virgil Fox
As we prepare to worship we ask that all cell phones and beepers be turned off
and that food and drinks remain outside the Sanctuary. Parents, we want this
time of worship to be a meaningful experience for you. If, during the service,
your child needs attention, Room 2314 is available to you. The room is equipped
with comfortable furniture and closed-circuit TV so you can continue to
participate in the worship service while tending to the needs of your child.
Peachtree Presbyterian Church

Music

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8:45, 10, & 11:15
11:05
8:45 Service
10:00 Service
*11:05 Service
11:15 Service
8:45, 10, & 11:15
8:45 & 10
11:15
*11:05
Leading the Worship
Vic Pentz, Senior Pastor, preaching
Mark Crumpler, Associate Pastor, Worship & Adults, preaching
Chuck Roberts, Associate Pastor, Evangelism & Discipleship
Bryan Dunagan, Associate Pastor, Evangelism
Marnie Crumpler, Executive Pastor
Vicki Franch, Associate Pastor, Pastoral Care
Bryan Dunagan, Associate Pastor, Evangelism
Steve Huntley, Associate Pastor, Grand Adults
Billy Honor, Pastoral Intern
Leading the Music
Atholl Highlanders Pipes & Drums USA
Nicholas Bowden, Principal Organist
The Chancel Choir
Bryan Priddy, Director of Music Ministries
Elizabeth Cooper, Soloist
The Peachtree Youth Choir
Mary Hoffman, Director of Children’s Choirs
Heather Ellison, Flute
Brad Ritchie, Cello
Todd Mayo, Guest Contemporary Worship Leader
Praying for the Worship Services
8:45 Doug Gooding
10:00 Rhonda Martin
*11:05 Jim Surface
11:15 Pete & Martha O’Brien
Elders Placing the Bible
8:45 Mack Secord
10:00 Shay Stafford
11:15 Wendy Stewart
*11:05 Contemporary Worship Service, Gym
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The PPC Tartan Collection
In 2006 & 2007, sewn by Jean Jakes
In 2005, sewn by Jean Jakes, Marcia Raney, Eleanor Thumser, & Teena Everhart
The Clan Banners of Peachtree Presbyterian:
• ANDREWS Hunting Given by Jane North Brown & family
• ARMSTRONG Modern Given by Nancy & Rick Armstrong
• AYRESHIRE Given by Andrea Ayers Lutz
• BALFOUR Given by Robert Balfour
• BUCHANAN Given by Rachel Bunte & family
• CAMERON Given by Millie Martin Fite & Iris Heany
• CRAWFORD Given by Lucille & Harry Crawford
• CROFT Given by Cheryl Dougherty
• CUMMING Given by Betty & Tom Cummings
• DAVIDSON Given by Anne Wray
• DUNCAN Given by Judy & Duncan Gray
• DUNCAN Modern Given by Glenn & Ellen Duncan LaGrone
• EDINBOROUGH Given by Rick Kell
• ELLIOT Given by the families of Jim Elliot, John Elliot, & Sue Elliot Clineburg
• GRANT Given by Jeannette Harris
• HAMILTON Given by Mary & Hamilton Williams
• HAMILTON Traditional Given by Barbara & Chip Hamilton
• HANNA Given by Sara Harrington & Vicki Harrington Franch
• HUNTER Given by Richard Hunter
• KERR Given by Ann Evers
• KIRKPATRICK Given by Mary Jane & David Kirkpatrick
• MACDONALD Dress Given by Mack Donaldson Secord
• MACDUFF Given by Janie Jeter
• MACKAY Given by Cindy & Kell Martin
• MACLEOD Hunting Given by the McAskill family
• MACLEOD OF LEWIS Given by Jean Thrash
• MACMILLAN Given by Meryl McMillan Dilcher
• MCDOWELL Given by Jan & Phil Curtis
• MCGILL Given by Kelly & Stanley Dean
• MCPHERSON Given by Leigh Gillespie
• MITCHELL Modern Given by the Mitchell Purvis family
• NICHOLSON Given by Megan Nicholson
• PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE Given by Barbara Exley
• REIVER DUNBAR Given by Jean Jakes
• ROBERTSON Given by Megan Nicholson
• SINCLAIR Hunting Given by Jean Jakes
• SINCLAIR Modern Given by Tom, Joanna, & Landis Mangum
• SMITH Given by Julia & Steve Smith
• STEWART Royal Given by Walter Stewart
• WALLACE Given by Beth, Charlie, Judson, & Stewart Wallace
• WALLACE Ancient Given by the Teegarden family
• WALLACE Hunting Given by the Teegarden family
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Welcome to Peachtree
Are you Visiting Us
The information listed here will give you a brief overview of Peachtree. For more information
on events and activities, please check our website, www.peachtreepres.org, or call the church at
404-842-5800.
Sunday Worship Services
8:20 a.m. Communion Service, Wilson Chapel
8:45 a.m. Traditional Service, Sanctuary
10:00 a.m. Traditional Service, Sanctuary
11:05 a.m. Contemporary Service, Gym
11:15 a.m. Traditional Service, Sanctuary
12:30 p.m. Brazilian Worship Service, Wilson Chapel
Childcare is provided for all morning services.
Television
WPXA-TV (PAX/ION) Channel 14 Sunday mornings at 9:00 a.m.
AIB – Atlanta Interfaith Broadcasters – Mon., Wed., and Fri. at 9:00 p.m.
Sunday at 10 a.m.
Internet
Live simulcast of 8:45 and 10 a.m. (also rebroadcast at 11:15) worship services and an archive of all
sermons are available on our website: www.peachtreepres.org.
Bookstore
The bookstore is located in the Welcome Center. An audio CD copy of today’s sermon is available
for purchase in the bookstore following the 10 a.m. service.
Monday through Friday:
10 a.m. – 3 p.m. (until 6 p.m. Wednesday)
Sunday:
8:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Pattillo Library
The library is located on the 2 nd floor balcony above the Welcome Center.
Monday–Friday 10 a.m. – 12 noon, Wednesday 4:15 – 6 p.m., Sunday 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Peachtree Express
Peachtree provides continuous bus service from 7:30 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. from two satellite parking
facilities. For maps, schedules, and additional information, check information stations around the
church, the Welcome Center desk, or the Peachtree website, www.peachtreepres.org.
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Counseling and Support Services
Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anon
AA: Bob D., 770-592-9732
AA Meeting - Wednesday, 7 p.m., Seminar Room in Kellett Chapel
Beginners Meetings - Thursday, 8 – 9:30 p.m. in Room 4303. Beginners Meetings
involve participants taking the 12 steps of Alcoholics Anonymous in four one hour
sessions using a “Back to Basics” format.
Salvation Army Beginners Meeting – Tuesday, 7 p.m. at Salvation Army Red Shield
Lodge, 400 Luckie Street, Atlanta.
Peachford House Beginners Meeting - Sunday, 5 p.m. at Peachford House Recovery
Residences, 2530 Peachwood Circle, Apt. 1, Atlanta.
AL-ANON: Nancy D., 770-592-9732
Beginners AL-ANON: Wed., Room 2314, 6:30 p.m.
AL-ANON: Wed. Room 2314, 7 p.m. (child care available)
Drug Abuse AA Treatment Center 24 hour hotline:
404-685-8830
Cancer Care Team
Are you and your family dealing with cancer Would you like a caring listener who
has been through cancer before We can match both cancer patients AND their
family members with Cancer Care team members. Call or e-mail Vicki Franch at
404-842-2571; vfranch@peachtreepres.org.
Stephen Ministers
Stephen Ministers are trained to be confidential listeners who support and comfort
people in times of need. If you need someone to talk to today, come by the Stephen
Ministry Prayer Room (3315) after any service. If you would like to be assigned a Stephen
Minister, call Rev. Vicki Franch (404-842-2571).
Divorce Recovery Support Groups
Faith-based groups facilitated by trained Stephen Ministers help those who are
experiencing the shock and pain of divorce. The groups provide an environment
of caring with empathy and understanding. To find out more about becoming
a participant in a group, call Tracy Murphy at 404-271-8499 or Tim Tullis at
770-917-5036.
Caregiving
Concerns
Hospitals
St. Joseph
Eleanor McNeel
North Fulton
Tom Barry
Piedmont
Julie Millians
Member Deaths
Julie Netherton, 1/15
Family Member
Deaths
Keith Alan McClanan, 1/10
Nephew of Debra McClanan
Frances Pentz, 1/12
Mother of Vic Pentz and
Grandmother of Amy Pentz, Sarah
Bottini, & Jessica Ridgway
Julie Netherton, 1/15
Daughter of Betty & Lloyd
Netherton
Women’s Prayer Group
Women’s Prayer Group for women trying to conceive or adopt a child meets the 1st
Tuesday of every month in Room 3319 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Dinner out for fellowship
once a month. For more information, contact Lisa Graham (404-497-9896 or
lisagraham@hotmail.com).
Handyman Guild
Minor home repairs for members who are over 55, widows, widowers, or single
parents. John Gamwell, 770-740-7511.
Peachtree Counseling Center
The center offers confidential counseling for individuals, couples, families, and
groups. Telephone: 404-842-3150
Todd Sandel, Executive Director, M.S.M.F.T., M.A.C.L.
Edna M. Bacon, MA, MAAT, A.T.R. - BC
Staci Bolton, Psy. D.
Penny M. Rue, M.S.W., L.C.S.W.
Monica DiCristina, L.A.P.C.
Becky Nguyen, MS, MFT
For pastoral care after hours
(a personal crisis, death in the family,
etc.) please page the pastor on call: 404-
415-4680. At the prompt, enter your
phone number plus the # key.
Stephen Ministers are available for
conversation and prayer at the end of
the 8:45, 10, and 11:15 services in the
Stephen Ministry Prayer Room 3315.
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Staff Directory
Dr. Victor Pentz, Senior Pastor..........................................................................................................404-842-5824
Rev. Marnie Crumpler, Executive Pastor..........................................................................................404-842-3171
Lou Bunte, Executive Director of Church Business Affairs.........................................................404-842-5833
Will Mack, Executive Director of Operations................................................................................404-842-3145
Specialty Ministries
Proclaim (Evangelism) &
Enjoy (Discipleship):
Adventure (Pastoral Care):
Carry (Mission):
Honor (Worship):
Music Ministry:
Resources For Ministry:
LifeBands
Families:
Children:
Students:
Young Adults:
Adults:
Grand Adults:
Dr. Chuck Roberts, Associate Pastor.............................404-842-5883
Rev. Sharol Hayner, Associate Pastor.................................404-842-5832
Dee Dee Lynch, Data & Evangelism Associate............404-842-5825
Janie Jeter, Discipleship Associate...................................404-841-3638
Rev. Vicki Franch, Associate Pastor................................404-842-2571
Dr. Harold Brooks, Pastoral Care Associate.................404-842-5826
Marilyn Borst, Global Ministry.......................................404-842-2578
Johnny Myers, Community Outreach...........................404-842-5830
Dr. Mark Crumpler, Associate Pastor............................404-842-3172
Bryan Priddy, Director......................................................404-842-3148
Mary Hoffman, Director, Children’s Choirs................404-842-5814
Nick Bowden, Principal Organist...................................404-842-5849
Jeremy Rush, Associate Organist.....................................404-842-2177
Laura Poe, Communications Director...........................404-842-5812
Mary Martin, Finance Manager......................................404-842-5841
Phil Cobb, Media Director..............................................404-842-2182
Rev. Marnie Crumpler, Executive Pastor.....................................404-842-3171
Roxie Chess, Director of Children’s Ministry............................404-842-2575
Jan Williamson, Director of Preschool Ministry.......................404-842-2188
Joe Ryan, Director of Student Ministries....................................404-842-5835
Amelia Davis, Director of Middle School Ministries...............404-842-5847
Rev. Bryan Dunagan, Associate Pastor.........................................404-842-2572
Dr. Mark Crumpler, Associate Pastor...........................................404-842-3172
Dr. Steve Huntley, Associate Pastor..............................................404-842-5828
For a complete Staff Directory visit our website at www.peachtreepres.org.
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