when shit hits the fan the management gets nothing done. the only good thing about this place is…read morethat the teachers are good at what they do

We love King's Ridge Christian School. We have been involved there for four years and every year it…read morekeeps getting better and better. To start with, the teachers and staff are all dedicated servants and truly invest in each and every one of the students. As soon as you walk through the doors of the school, you sense peace and love and know that The Lord is at work. KR is a school that's foundation is built on Biblical principles and aligns with Christian Conservative Values.

I love our faith and what an amazing gift, celebranting Mass and receiving the Eucharist from a…read morechurch where I feel so much love...

Wonderful Clergy, welcoming people and lots of ministries! The Adoration Chapel has perpetual…read moreadoration. I have been a parishioner for 20 years. We love Saint Brigid.

There is something very special about NPCC…read more You can feel the presence of the Divine there. I am new to Atlanta, so visit as many as 3 church services every Sunday searching for Divine inspiration & wonderful fellow Christians (THE ONE AND ONLY RELIGION STARTED BY A PROVEN GOD!). Keep feeling myself drawn back to 3 churches, including NPCC. NPCC is unique for having a very dynamic, sincere and magnetic pastor, brilliant sermons, excellent music, a big Auditorium that is very full with lots of beautiful happy adults of all ages in the audience, even more beautiful and happy children in fun rooms with wonderful leaders built around the massive Auditorium. And a sense of the Divine in almost every child & adult I observed & had contact with. Excellent, friendly outside crew efficiently directing you to open parking spaces when arriving & safe exits following the service. (This is more unusual than a great leader). During the last 8 months, I have lived in 4 States from Wyoming (my home) to Atlanta where I luckily own some nice houses. And I will be returning here often. I have not missed at least one church service (sometimes several) every Sunday since - God spoke to me twice - in a very normal male voice that just sounded like a 40 year old friend (I think He recognized His personal intervention was the ONLY way I would have any hope of living with Him in Heaven (wherever that is...)! Until then, I may have attended a church service 3-10 times a year for Easter, Christmas... (I had His invisible presence on an invisible horse riding next to me as I grew up on huge ranches. So why did I need to attend a church?). Now I know. And when I did attend, I was driven to select special churches with good people and great Pastors/Priests! North Point is one of THE VERY BEST I have ever experienced! Attending events there, joining with good people and being inspired by Godly leadership is memorable & life changing!

Great worship music and great message from the sr Pastor Andy Stanley- this is a great church for…read moreanyone that wants to explore their faith in God And learn about who Jesus is!

Our son has been with SBA for about three years now since we moved to the area. This place has been…read morea true blessing for our family. Previously our son was with Bright Horizons and The Goddard School, and this place is 100x better in every aspect. I hate that my son didn't start his daycare experience at SBA. The staff has always been amazing and very caring. The environment is very welcoming and warm for the children. They cook fresh meals everyday in their own kitchen. The tuition rates are very reasonable. Great communication through the staff.

Katie is an awesome teacher! She's kind and has a tremendous amount of patience with the children…read more We love her.

This is a lovely church that's friendly and balances classic and new. There's a late-afternoon…read moreservice on Sunday that's more contemporary, and two more traditional services on Sunday mornings. Alpharetta Presbyterian also has a nice youth program for all ages of kids. The pastor has a down-home folky manner in communicating and the congregation is super welcoming.

My grandchildren attend Mount Pisgah School. I substitute there on occasion. I am a retired high…read moreschool teacher. Mount Pisgah provides a warm, nurturing, academically challenging environment for their students.

Preschool sucks!!! Specially with Ms. Ali Weller as a Director. We had two "EVILS" teacher's Ms…read more Jeanne and Ms. Jan. They were awful. Basically since day #1 they did no like my son ( 3 years old ). The evils teachers pulled him out the school 8 days after he started.

Our church has a long history in this community. come worship with us and you will find a Christ…read morecentered, friendly and compassionate congregation, who are ready to welcome all who seek Jesus, and live a Christian life. Our ministers David , Brad, and Terri, are very present to minister to your every need, showing the way to live a life of service to Almighty God. The music program lead by my friend Barbara Holbrook, is filled with talented musicians who will amaze you in the ability to worship through music. come visit with us. I promise you will want to come back.

A few years ago, this was the most inspirational Holy Spirit moving church in the area. You walk…read moreinto the beautiful sanctuary and had the lighting of the candles, and then the pastor came out in his robe and it was just a very moving traditional experience. Then they got a new pastor and the first Sunday he was there he put a tacky blue light on the choir, trying to make it look more modern, hip, I guess :( and he did away with the separate beautiful candle mounts in the front and just put two candles on a table. I can't tell you how much those changes took away from the holy traditional feel and experience. Obviously we go to church to hear God's word. And God's word is preached, even though the last pastor was better. But, the fact that he put a blue light over the choir, trying to make it look more like a stage instead of a holy church choir, and took away from the beautiful candle mounts and just put them on the table in the front and made them stop wearing robes took away from the ambience. It felt like such a beautiful holy place before. I felt the presence of the Holy Spirit walking in there and seeing the beautiful ceremony and the choir and the candles and now it's just like any church trying to fit in with the public, by making it a stage and too casual, not as reverent. It immediately completely ruined the feel experience. The kids have their own service so they should be the one to keep the blue lights and the casualness. In the sanctuary for the traditional service, you should've kept wearing the robes kept the kids wearing the robes, kept the candle mounts and turned off that horrid tacky like blue light, it ruined it.

I wasn't able to make it to church in person today. As I was trying to join my place of worship, I…read moresaw a group of children singing and stopped to listen. I continued to listen to the praise and worship, the baptism testimonies, and then the sermon. Preaching directly from the Word of God. What a blessing! Praying God continues to bless this ministry and this shepherd.

I've been a member since 2001, love everything about it . The pastor preaches the word of God with…read moreaccuracy and boldness. Our Sunday school, the Benson class, is taught by Melvin Benson who is always prepared and very knowledgeable and teaches only what can be verified by the Bible. Tremendous choir and orchestra.

I could only provide 2 stars based off of the interaction I had with a faculty member, Noelle…read moreMcGreevy. The school & education are wonderful, but my experience has been tainted by this woman's behavior. Not only is she dishonest, but she is rude & guilts people into "donating" more money than they have to give.

The faith-based environment is woven into everything they do, and it's wonderful to see how the…read morevalues we teach at home - prayer, service, kindness -are reinforced at school each day. The teachers and staff truly know each child and work to meet them where they are academically. One of my daughters has faced some academic challenges, and the school has provided the right resources and support to ensure she stays on track with her classmates - all while helping her build confidence along the way. As a parent, I also appreciate how welcoming and involved the community is. There are so many opportunities to volunteer with varying time commitments so parents can be as engaged in a way that work for them. Most importantly, my girls love going to school. They're always excited to see their friends and teachers, and the sense of community extends beyond the classroom -- they play soccer and do gymnastics with many of their classmates, which has helped strengthen those friendships even more.

Staff at St. Aiden's made my child's first day of preschool a living nightmare…read more Upon picking my child up from his first day of school he informed me that another child had hit him. I approached his teacher, Ms. Patty, and asked to speak with her in regards to this matter. Once I told Ms. Patty what my son had told me she instantly became very defensive. She immediately came to the other child's defense and straight out accused my son of lying. I asked her how they handle altercations between children and her response was "typically we would speak to both students and their parents BUT it didn't happen." After several minutes of being accused of lying I decided to leave with my son. Not only did this upset my son but it also tainted the image I had portrayed of how teachers are supposed to be. Supportive, friendly and trustworthy. Our experience with Ms. Patty was none of the above. To make matters worse, minutes after leaving the facility I received an extremely aggressive email from the director, Julie. She did not ask me any questions about the conversation that took place. Instead, she came to Ms. Patty's defense and threatened to kick my son out. Given the experience we had on our son's first day, my husband and I agreed we were not comfortable leaving our son in their care. Leaving us no choice, we removed our son from this preschool. We let the director know our decision and requested a full refund. We were only given a PARTIAL refund and were still charged fees. Nothing was explained to us and no further contact was made by the school. I made the mistake of assuming this preschool was a warm, inviting environment due to it being linked to a church. I was sadly mistaken. Patty was extremely bias and made my child feel embarrassed, unheard and unworthy. Julie, the director, turned around and did the same to me.

My daughter has been at St. Aidans since she was 18 months old; she is now 4. Her teachers have…read morebeen so wonderful throughout the years. She loves going to school everyday and a huge part of that is the environment that St. Aidans fosters. Their curriculum has always been exactly what she needed and her teachers have always been able to challenge her academically and encourage her imagination and creativity as well. The class sizes are just right so that she is provided with personalized instruction as well as lots of friends to play with! St. Aidans has been such a blessing to us these last three years! We absolutely love it.