There are several parking options available for October 5th; however, parking is limited and it is requested that you consider carpooling.
The Cathedral of Saint Philip has limited on-site parking which may be accessed from Peachtree Street or Andrews Road. Guests may also park along Andrews Road, which runs alongside the cathedral property.
Second-Ponce de Leon Baptist Church has also graciously allowed us to use their secondary parking lot, located at the intersection of East Wesley Rd. and W. Bolling Rd. From there, it is a half-mile walk to the cathedral.
You may also park in the Blue Lot at Peachtree Road United Methodist Church, a mile north of the cathedral and conveniently located on the MARTA bus line (Route 110). If you chose to park at Peachtree Road UMC, you are requested to print out the attached parking permit and display it in your car windshield.
Peachtree Parking Permit link HERE: (Microsoft Word format) (PDF format).
If you chose to arrive via taxi or use a rideshare app, the cathedral’s address is:
2744 Peachtreet St NW, Atlanta, GA 30305
Cost? FREE, since this event is a hybrid event, with part in-person / part-online
Who Can Come? This gathering is for 6th-12th graders from congregations in the WHOLE SOUTHEASTERN SYNOD,
but especially for the Lutherans and friends of TENNESSEE. ALL are welcome.
In the midst of COVID-19, we are all looking for a way to share God's love with everyone.
We are wondering how to Accept. Embrace. Spread Grace.
We are combining some online events with some in-home activities to engage in All TN this year.
REGISTRATION COMING SOON!!!
To see information from prior years, scroll down...
All TN 2019 took place at Trinity LC, Tullahoma, TN
122 youth and adults met November 10 & 11 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Hixson, Tennessee for All Tennessee. During the event youth from across Tennessee gathered to learn more about the "GODISNOWHERE" theme by participating in different activities throughout Saturday afternoon. Youth looked at where God was through an interactive Stations of the Cross activity, they also got to ask Pastor Ed Myers and Pastor Katherine Museus any question they wanted to ask, they learned about how we can be God's hands in the midst of disasters through the work of Lutheran Disaster Relief and put together hygiene kits for Lutheran World Relief. To finish out their service that day they moved mulch on to the church's playground. Worship started with a group of youth from Christ Kiswahili Lutheran Mission leading in song and during the confession participants were invited to take a piece of string to represent their confession and tie it on nails that formed "GODISNOWHERE" - a powerful way to see that God comes to us in the midst of our brokenness and as we communed together we saw God come once again in the body and blood of Christ. Special thanks to the volunteers of Trinity Lutheran Church for their hospitality and meals, as well as the ALL Tennessee planning team for their hard work putting it all together.
The Southeastern Synod is part of the
