The Regional Council of Churches of Atlanta was created as Atlanta Preachers’ Meeting over a century ago by an ecumenical group of clergy in response to community need best addressed collectively by a diverse group of churches. The Council continues to be led by clergy and to be used by them for community response to issues of justice, reconciliation, and want. It also continues to enable lively, generative, unified Christian leadership where clergy whose forms of worship may differ respond to the same gospel.
Regional Council of Churches of Atlanta
The mission of The Regional Council of Churches of Atlanta is to develop relationships, foster dialogue, and advocate collaboration among all Christians throughout the 20 county Atlanta region.
The Council magnifies the work, worship, and witness of the body of Christ in the Atlanta region by:
- Amplifying and strengthening our voice on key regional issues, events, and policy decisions to cultivate leadership and social responsibility.
- Fulfilling our Christian call for social and economic justice through advocacy, education, facilitation, and action taken in partnership with existing infrastructures and agencies.
- Deepening community among people of faith through fellowship and ecumenical activities.
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The mission of The Regional Council of Churches of Atlanta is to develop relationships, foster dialogue, and advocate collaboration among all Christians throughout the 20 county Atlanta region.
The Council magnifies the work, worship, and witness of the body of Christ in the Atlanta region by:
- Amplifying and strengthening our voice on key regional issues, events, and policy decisions to cultivate leadership and social responsibility.
- Fulfilling our Christian call for social and economic justice through advocacy, education, facilitation, and action taken in partnership with existing infrastructures and agencies.
- Deepening community among people of faith through fellowship and ecumenical activities.
