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LOVE ATLANTA Week is June 12-17

June 12-17 is LOVE ATLANTA Week, calling for volunteers to serve people with an array of projects. (Courtesy of Passion City Church)

Credit: Passion City Church

Credit: Passion City Church

June 12-17 is LOVE ATLANTA Week, calling for volunteers to serve people with an array of projects. (Courtesy of Passion City Church)
By Carolyn Cunningham – For the AJC
May 20, 2023

LOVE ATLANTA Week is set for June 12-17 for volunteers to assist people with a variety of service projects.

Hosted by Passion City Church, the theme is “Rising Together to Serve Our City” based upon Matthew 5:16.

There are 75 partners and 250 projects.

Among the Atlanta-based partners are Atlanta Mission, Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, City of Refuge, MUST Ministries, Frontline Response, Friends of Refugees and Lighthouse Family Retreat.

Sign up for projects at connect.passion.team/LoveAtlanta/projects or LoveAtlanta.com.

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