Two churches teamed up to provide dozens of residents of Huntington Ridge Apartments a fun afternoon Sunday as part of the UNITE: Compassion in Action weekend. UNITE is an umbrella organization of missions-minded churches.
Volunteers from Perimeter Presbyterian Church and New Church of Atlanta, a Korean congregation, served “HR” residents hotdogs, chips, Gatorade, cookies and other treats. Perimeter even brought along its cotton candy machine, which was a popular attraction.
Two boys resemble Maori tribesmen with their brightly painted faces.
Andrei Palmer displays his face-painting skills on a young Huntington Ridge resident.
Raven hair was the order of the day as the predominantly Latino residents of Huntington Ridge partied with volunteers from the Korean New Church of Atlanta Sunday.
Irish eyes kept a wary watch on a balloon during Sunday afternoon’s party.
New Church members put on a martial arts demonstration and invited youngsters to try some of fighting moves.
A New Church member (right, below) shares his testimony through an interpreter, telling how God turned him from a misguided quest for money and material possessions to something far more valuable – a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
Volunteers from Perimeter Presbyterian Church and New Church of Atlanta, a Korean congregation, served “HR” residents hotdogs, chips, Gatorade, cookies and other treats. Perimeter even brought along its cotton candy machine, which was a popular attraction. 
Andrei Palmer displays his face-painting skills on a young Huntington Ridge resident.
Raven hair was the order of the day as the predominantly Latino residents of Huntington Ridge partied with volunteers from the Korean New Church of Atlanta Sunday.
Irish eyes kept a wary watch on a balloon during Sunday afternoon’s party.
New Church members put on a martial arts demonstration and invited youngsters to try some of fighting moves.
A New Church member (right, below) shares his testimony through an interpreter, telling how God turned him from a misguided quest for money and material possessions to something far more valuable – a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
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