Perry Holy Week Services
For many decades, the Perry Ministerial Association has provided a series of Holy Week meditation and meals during Holy Week. The week is an opportunity to mediate upon the life-changing events in the life of Jesus Christ which took place in history some 2,000 years ago.
Various churches serve as hosts. The Guest Preachers come from other congregations in the area. The Perry Ministerial Association is made up of a wide variety of churches in our community, who work together for the common good and the sharing of the Gospel of Jesus Christ in Perry.
These Holy Week Services are held on Monday through Thursday during the week prior to Easter. The services begin promptly at 12 Noon. At 12:30, a luncheon is served. A free-will offering is taken, which goes to a ministry provided by Perry Churches in coordination with the Perry Police Department. The Perry Ministerial Association provides emergency lodging, gas and meals for individuals and families who are passing through our community who have a medical or mechanical emergency.
All are welcome to attend these Holy Week devotions and the meals which follow. The schedule is as follows, with the Holy Week Service beginning at 12 Noon, and a meal served at 12:30.
Monday, March 25
Perry United Methodist Church, 1002 Carroll Street, Perry
Host Pastor: Tom Carruth
Guest Preacher: Dennis Harden
Tuesday, March 26
New Hope Baptist Church, 1300 Washington Street, Perry
Host Pastor: Dennis Harden
Guest Preacher: Parker Agnew
Wednesday, March 26
Cross Point Perry Church, 645 Perry Parkway, Perry
Host Pastor: Michael Stovall
Guest Preacher: David Reyes
Thursday, March 27
St. Patrick Catholic Church, 2410 GA-127, Kathleen
Host Pastor: Eric Filmer
Guest Preacher: Tom Carruth
A service is not held on Good Friday.
Again, all are welcome to attend, as we meditate upon the fact that God so loved the world that He sent His only begotten Son, that whosoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life.
The Pastors and Churches of The Perry Ministerial Association
PO Box 1426
Perry, Georgia 31069
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