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Bethel United Methodist Church

Women's Day Luncheon

God invites us to the table–where we are nourished, restored, empowered, and sent. Join us as we celebrate women, faith, and fellowship at the table God has prepared for us.

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Guest Speaker:
Amena Brown, writer, spoken word poet, and performing artist

Saturday, November 7
11:30 PM – 3 PM 

Location:
2081 Convention Center Concourse
Atlanta, GA 30337

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With a passion and zeal for the lost and hurting world, our church is looking for ways to build bridges to a cynical and jaded society.

We aim to take a different approach in reaching out and helping people along the journey. It’s very important to believe that you’re the one. We stress cultural relevancy and utilize all medias and means to communicate the church message.

Oxford Trip

The Oxford Georgia Immersion Journey was a follow up to the book review of Dr. Stephen Redmond’s book “Exclusive Theology: The Slave Master’s Religion”.  Mrs. Linda Brook-Cooper spearheaded the book review and immersion journey and invited seniors of Bethel United Methodist Church-Atlanta.

The seniors learned about Catherine (“Ms. Kitty”) Andrew Boyd (an enslaved woman belonging to Methodist Bishop James O. Andrews who was the initial spark to the split in the Methodist Church between the North and South which later led to the Civil War).

In addition, they also learned about the formation of the Methodist Church’s historical Black colleges and universities that begun through the assistance of President Atticus Haygood (President of Emory College), and the development of the Black Methodist congregation at Rust Chapel in Oxford, Georgia.