Commemorative Worship with Bishop Robin Dease

Sunday, June 1, 2025
8:45, 10:00, and 11:15 am
Someone in the Crowd  |  Luke 11:27-28
In “Someone in the Crowd,” Jesus is interrupted by a woman who blesses His mother for bearing Him, but He redirects the focus, saying, “Blessed rather are those who hear the word of God and obey it.” This brief but powerful exchange reminds us that true discipleship isn’t about proximity to holiness—it’s about faithful response to God’s Word. Jesus shifts the spotlight from admiration to action, from sentiment to spiritual obedience. In a world full of noise and distraction, He calls us to be more than spectators—to become listeners and doers. This passage invites us to reflect on our place in the crowd: Are we simply watching, or are we truly following?

On June 7, 1925, the first public worship service of Peachtree Road United Methodist Church was held in a partially completed chapel. From those humble beginnings, our church has grown to become one of the largest in Methodism. We are privileged to be a part of the brilliant ministry that has taken place here over the past century. Please join us to reflect on our rich history, give thanks to God, and anticipate our bright future. We are honored that the final worship services of the Centennial year will be led by Bishop Robin Dease. Come celebrate all we have accomplished, and look forward to exciting days and good work ahead.

Members of Peachtree Road 50+ Years
Sunday, June 1, Narthex
Have you been a member of Peachtree Road UMC for 50 years or more? The Centennial Committee would like to celebrate you during our Commemorative Worship Service on June 1! Show your pride as a longtime member by stopping by the Information Desk in the Narthex before worship to pick up your special member ribbon.

Red Lot 1 Closed June 1
Red Lot 1 will be closed on Sunday, June 1, to accommodate visiting dignitaries. We kindly ask all members and guests to plan accordingly and use alternate parking areas on that day. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation as we extend hospitality to our special visitors.