Streets Alive

Be a friendly face on Peachtree — two Sundays this fall

Next week Peachtree Street is going to fill up with our neighbors, and they’re going to walk right past our front door. On Sunday, September 27, Atlanta Streets Alive closes Peachtree to cars from 15th Street to Mitchell and opens it to bikes, strollers, skates, and sneakers from 2 to 6 PM. Two weeks later, on Sunday, October 11, the Atlanta Pride Parade comes up Peachtree past the church on its way to Piedmont Park.

Both days, we’ll set up two tables and tents out front — and we want them to be the friendliest, most inviting spot on the block. We’re planning a pet blessing station (St. Francis Day is October 4, right between the two), bike decorating and other kids’ activities, giveaways, and fresh Redeemer materials for anyone who wants to know more about us.

What we need most is people. Not experts or extroverts — just friendly faces who like meeting neighbors and are excited about extending Redeemer’s reach in Midtown. You can take a two-hour shift, help set up or tear down, or work both Sundays. Come as you are; we’ll handle the rest.

Sign up for one or both days here: https://form.jotform.com/262576853109061

Questions? Reach out to Pastor Timothy.