Who we are
We're a small congregation on the north side of Marietta, Georgia, made up of people at every stage of belief — lifelong churchgoers, folks returning after years away, and a fair number who are still deciding what they think. We hold to the historic Christian faith with open hands and honest questions, and we'd rather walk with you through a doubt than hand you a slogan. Sunday to Sunday, our aim is simple: worship God together, and take care of the neighbourhood we've been planted in.
What we believe matters most
Three convictions that shape everything on our calendar.
The table is central
Communion on Sunday, supper on Wednesday, groceries at the pantry door. We think God does a great deal of his best work around food, and we've organised our week accordingly.
Everyone is somebody's neighbour
We don't sort people into those we serve and those we serve alongside. The person stocking pantry shelves this month may have been shopping them last month, and that's exactly as it should be.
Small is a strength
A church this size can't hide behind programmes. It has to be a family — and that means real accountability, real casseroles when you're sick, and real people who notice when you've been gone two weeks.
New here?
You don't need to sign up, register or let us know you're coming — but if you'd like to, we're glad to hear from you first. Give the office a call and we'll answer the practical questions: where to park, what people wear, how long the service runs, what happens with children, and what to do if you'd rather slip in quietly and slip out again. There's no follow-up campaign waiting for you. Visit once, visit a dozen times, or make this your church home. All three are welcome.