Saturday, March 16, 2024

 

Ninth Old City

Flower Festival

15 - 18 March 2024

Macon, Georgia

This Festival has a special History which is summarized below.

 

Old City Flower Festival

In Macon, Georgia


The first 8 Festivals were held in the Middle of January.  The concept was to celebrate the Unity aspect of our Society here in Macon, Georgia during a time of the year when there was not much to celebrate.  Christmas was over and there was no event in January.  The Old City Focus was that the host Church had to be in Macon at least 100 years.  It was and still is promoted as an “Event of interfaith unity!”  The 2024 Festival was held the first week-end of the Cherry Blossom Festival.

First St. Joseph Catholic Church 2012

Second Christ Episcopal Church – 18 January 2013

Third First Presbyterian Church 2014

Fourth Vineville United Methodist Church 2015

Fifth St. Joseph Catholic Church 2016

Sixth Mulberry United Methodist Church 2017

Seventh St. Paul Episcopal Church 2018

Eighth Centenary United Methodist Church 2019

A Covid – 19  Break

Ninth St. Joseph Catholic Church 2024

The Congregations that participated in the 2024 Festival were:

First Baptist Church of Christ

First Baptist Church - New Street

Christ Church

Sacred Heart Catholic Church

Saint Peter Claver Church

The Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity

Lizella Baptist Church

Centenary United Methodist Church

Martha Bowman United Methodist Church

Mulberry Methodist Church

North Macon Presbyterian Church

Vineville Methodist Church

First Presbyterian Church

First Baptist Church of Gray

Holy Spirit Catholic Church

Mount Zion Baptist Church

Saint Francis Episcopal Church

Vineville Baptist Church

Along with the Host Church - Saint Joseph Catholic Church



The following are pictures of the arrangements which supported the Ecumencial Event - "For the Greater Glory of God!"


The Main Altar of Saint Joseph Catholic Church
































From the author of this Blog Point of  View this was the most inspiring Old City Flower Festival.



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