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Hey Family! The Hunger Walk Run is in two days! Help me reach my goal. I can't do it without you! 100% of your donation goes directly to helping First African CDC put food on the table for those who need it most.

Hunger Walk Run 2024 Atlanta Community Food Bank: Reverend Angela Brown - Atlanta Community Food Bank Hunger Walk Run, a project of the Atlanta Community Food Bank, unites our community to raise awareness and critical funds for local hunger relief. Register today and join us for our virtual event on March 10, 2024! Can't make that date? You can still participate! Visit hungerwalkrun.org for more inf...

We Honor honor their work! City of Stonecrest, Georgia Come Early
Every Tuesday join us for our food distribution. 3261 Panola Road Stonecrest, GA 10am

We Honor our ancestors by doing the work!
Every Tuesday join us for our food distribution. 3261 Panola Road Stonecrest, GA 10am

We Honor our ancestors by doing the work! City of Stonecrest - Government Atlanta Community Food Bank The Assemble to Serve - TATS Community Development Corp.
Every Tuesday join us for our food distribution. 3261 Panola Road Stonecrest, GA 10am

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WHY WATCH NIGHT SERVICE?

Historically, “Watch Night Service” in the Black Church commemorates the occasion that on the night of Dec. 31, 1862, during the Civil War, free and freed blacks living in the Union States gathered at churches, while thousands of their enslaved black sisters and brothers stood, knelt. and prayed on plantations—anticipating the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation into law.

Today, the Black Church stands in that faith tradition of our enslaved ancestors. We gather to celebrate and observe “Watch Night” through various ways that commemorate and celebrate The God of our "weary years & silent tears"...Yet the One who has brought us thus far on the way. We are the survivors of a people who were defined in the U.S. Constitution as three-fifths human, shackled in chains, and denied our basic human rights.

One hundred and sixty years (160) years after Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation (January 1, 1863), Our Churches still join the faith traditions of times past so that five minutes before midnight, women, men, youth, and children will hold hands and “Pray the New Year in!”

May the Peace, Love, and Grace of our God and our Ancestors carry us into and throughout the New Year.

In Jesus' Name, I Pray.
Happy New Year

Rev. AEBrown

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