• Manna - Our Wednesday Night fellowship meal followed by various programs of interests provided by our members and friends  of the Presbyterian Church. 

We gather together on Wednesday nights to enjoy food, fellowship, and inspirational programs.  Dinner is at 6:00 p.m. followed by programs from different participants.  You can also visit with your friends if you are not interested in joining a study group.  There is a sign up sheet for dinner at the bottom of the stairs for those who wish to eat with us so that we know how much to cook.  A love offering for the meal is taken, but not necessary.  On occasion, we also have a pot luck dinner and all our great cooks get to bring their favorite recipes to share.  Manna operates from September through May.

• Presbyterian Women - All women of our church are invited to attend the monthly meetings of Elizabeth Circle on the third Monday at  Noon in the Library.

Participants bring a light lunch if they choose; "goodies" are provided by the hostess.  After food and fellowship, we begin our Bible study.  New members bring fresh ideas and inspiration to our group, and we welcome all women of the church to join us.  Our missions include:  Election Day Soup and Sandwich, Tuesday morning walking group, donations to the Marietta Food Pantry, and donations to women's mission projects of the Presbyterian Church.

• Shepherding Program - This ministry seeks to reach out and care for every member of our church family with the hope and prayer that each member will feel the warmth of a caring congregation, and that in turn, we will inspire them to grow in the spirit of commitment to our church and our God.

Along with the Deacons of our church, the Shepherds coordinate meals for those in need due to a death in the family, a birth, or an illness/hospitalization of a family member.  The rewards of our Shepherding ministry is getting to know our congregation in small groups, helping others in our congregation and helping those in our congregation who may have been away from church for a while feel a closer tie to the church through regular communication.