Justice at Glenn
How can we transform the world? By answering the call to:
Educate ourselves and others about the root causes of injustice our society and how we as followers of Christ are to respond. Learn more here.
Advocate for systems that support people and working for change in the laws, policies and systems that create or maintain injustice. Learn more here.
Create personal connections by being present with people who are struggling and suffering in a way that affirms their humanity and dignity. Learn more here.
You are invited to come join this journey! Contact justice@glennumc.org to be in contact with our Justice team.
My Prayer / My Vote: Election Season Prayer Vigil
THIS Sunday, October 25, 3:00-4:00pm
All are welcome to drop by the Little Chapel this Sunday afternoon for a time of prayer for this election season. Learn more about the Glenn Justice Team's 'Get Out the Vote' efforts here. To find nonpartisan information about the candidates and issues on your ballot, check out online resources such as The Georgia Voter Guide, the League of Women Voters, Guides.vote, and Ballot Ready.
All Saints' Sunday Special Offering for the Housing and Homeless Council
Sunday, November 1
A shelter of hope for those in need. The North Georgia Housing and Homeless Council partners with churches and ministries across our Conference to address homelessness and poverty in our local communities. Your support makes this work possible. All gifts are used to provide grants to organizations serving people across Georgia who are homeless or living with very low incomes. Through your generosity, ministries are able to offer safe shelter, stable housing, and critical support services to our neighbors in need. Glenn Church is the proud recipient of several grants in the past to support our building over 30 Habitat for Humanity Houses! Give online here or mark your offering envelope ‘Housing Offering.’
Ongoing Volunteer Opportunities
Intown Cares Food Pantry Tuesdays and Saturdays, 9:30am-1pm. Visit intowncares.org.
Snack in a Backpack Thursdays during the school year (Details below)
Lost and Found Youth (LnFY) Second Thursday of every month 11:30-1:00pm. Contact: Joan Lord.
Glenn Snack in a Backpack
Glenn’s Snack in a Backpack ministry provides food on Fridays during the school year to children who are at risk of hunger on the weekends at several local schools. In Georgia, one in six children goes to bed hungry; and children are most vulnerable on the weekends without access to free breakfasts and lunches at school. This year, Snack will:
serve approximately 650 children a week including students at Hope-Hill, Mclendon, Bethune, and Woodward elementary schools as well as students and refugee families at the Global Village Project and in Clarkston.
distribute more than 20,000 bags of food and receive more than 100,000 lbs of free or sharply discounted food from the Atlanta Community Food Bank (ACFB), the Produce Buyers Club (PBC), and Second Helpings (SH).
include fresh fruit and vegetables in the bags for each child and refugee family.
engage volunteers of all ages from Glenn, Emory, Druid Hills HS, Midtown HS, and the local community to set-up, recycle, pack, and load bags into vehicles on Wednesday evenings, Thursdays and Friday mornings; make school deliveries and count inventory on Fridays; place orders with ACFB, PBC, and SH; develop weekly packing plans; unload deliveries; shop at farmers markets, orchards, and closeout centers, and much more!
In addition, we are engaged in active partnerships with Toco Hills Community Alliance and Columbia Drive Food Pantry. To volunteer or for questions, contact SnackatGlenn@gmail.com.
Habitat for Humanity Build 2027 dates TBA Contact: Jennifer Scott Ward.
Wesley Woods Mother’s Day Offering Every May, Give here.
August Sunday Service Projects 2027 details TBA
