James Saxon: Cardiac Hill
Every year more than 50,000 runners participate in Atlanta’s Peachtree Road Race, a race with an easy start that quickly becomes more difficult when runners reach “Cardiac Hill.”‘
As a society, we have reached a similar increase in difficulty as our elected officials and business leaders debate how best to proceed, and people from all walks of life struggle to cope with the realities at hand.
As Christians, we have a calling from God to encourage the disheartened and help the weak, as well as rejoice, pray, and give thanks despite our present circumstances. Our cultural “Cardiac Hill,” the pandemic, is an opportunity to answer this call faithfully.
Please pray for God to show you those around you who need encouragement during this time.
UPDATED SCHEDULE
In order to help keep our church and city healthy, the church building is closed to all ministry gatherings such as classes and small groups. Most Sunday School classes, small groups, and ministries meet online.
We invite you to tune-in online to the following:
SUNDAY MORNINGS
9:00 A.M.
ONLINE ONLY: BIBLE CLASS w/ CHURCH LEADERSHIP
10:30 A.M.
ONLINE & LIMITED SEATING ON-SITE: WORSHIP SERVICE
- Once seating capacity is met, you will need to watch live stream at home
- Follow social distancing by remaining 6 feet apart from others
- Limit of 3 people in the restroom at a time
- Keep hallways clear for traffic flow and social distancing
- No personal contact, including handshaking or hugging
- No Nursery, Children or Student ministries will be available
- No Adult Bible Classes or other classes at the 9:00 a.m. hour
- The building has been and continues to be professionally cleaned through the crisis
- Ready on-site signs with updated facility information
Additional ministry and class videos to be announced.
Live streams are available at apostles.org/live or Facebook.