Community fellowship is an exciting opportunity to prepare and serve meals for the less-fortunate living in our neighborhood.  Meals are served by volunteers every Sunday at 4 pm in the shelter located beside the church.  Volunteers from DHPC are still needed for the 2nd Sunday of every odd month.  Additionally, volunteers are needed on occasion when regularly-scheduled groups are unable to attend.  If you are interested in volunteering, please contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .  Thank you.

The Druid Hills Child Development Board of Directors, comprised of both center parents and church members, is looking for a church member to join the board, starting as soon as possible. DHCDC has been a mission of the church since 1969 when it was started by some visionary women of the church. It has grown significantly since then, now caring for 145 children daily! It is a vibrant exciting place. The Board commitment involves one meeting a month with some outside committee work. The total commitment is between 2-10 hours a month, depending on current issues. If you would like to be a part of it, please contact Karin Dusenbury or Jane Weir for more information.

Druid Hills Presbyterian Church has faithfully and generously contributed to the Intown Collaborative Ministries Food Pantry. In order to be sure that basic foods are available for our guests, the Food Pantry has asked individual churches to bring specific items. Druid Hills has agreed to provide the following:

sugar packets
small packets of condiments (mayo, mustard, ketchup)
small jars or packets of jelly
tea bags
small servings of coffee
canned chicken

Please add one or more of these items to your regular shopping list.