St Peter Chanel is a beautiful church. Nice inside and outside. The purpose of my visit was the…read morefish fry during lent. My buddy and I arrived around 5:30 on a Friday. The fish fry basically is couple pieces of fish with 2 sides. Boy was it good! My choice was 1 piece of fried and one baked fish with green beans and french fries. See pic. There were several other sides available and pizza substitute for fish. Salad bar was included too. And lemonade or ice tea. Nice family style seating and we got to chat with several new friends. Ice cream was available as desert. Well organized for the crowd having dinner. Helpful servers all who are volunteers from the church. Large free parking lot. Definitely worth a visit and will return. Unfortunately have no experience with the main purpose of this church.

I love this church and the priests. The church is beautiful inside. There is a feeling of reverence…read morein the church. The body, blood, soul & divinity of Lord Jesus Christ is present at every mass . Father Paul Porter is funny!

I came to visit this church on week 13 of the NFL season . I was greeted at the door with a…read morefriendly welcome. It's a beautiful small church with traditional and contemporary music. I like that it's not a "mega church " so you don't feel lost in the crowd. The service was great complete with communion. A church in Alpharetta I can recommend.

Medium sized mainline protestant church in midtown. Many of the worshipers were born outside of the…read moreUS (all over the world). Members and their families represent a wide range of ages and live in many different neighborhoods of the metro Atlanta area. Sinners are welcome. We are only saved by grace. Bible-based preaching.

This historical building with Tiffany stained glass windows in the sanctuary is indeed…read morearchitecturally beautiful, but oh how I love that crumbling ceiling! That ceiling says something so powerful and so good about this church! Instead of the way so many churches put their contributions from attendees into building or maintaining a pristine (and expensive) space, this church puts their money into it's mission field, ministering in so many capacities both downtown and abroad. The crumbling ceiling itself reflects the selfless and giving nature of this church. A true testament to their following the teachings of Christ. If you only knew how many missions this church supports! So many missions abroad that they don't advertise. So much outreach to the homeless community around them, providing meals and supportive services. The church houses the Atlanta Day Shelter for homeless children, providing child care and services every day of the week. They embrace the homeless community whole-heartedly. It's just so unusual for a church to be so humble and understated in it's service to others as this one is. And I know personally that the church's pastor, Dr. Scott Weimer, has been there for at least 15 years. He is a truly wonderful man and leader. If you're considering a new church, I strongly advise you attend a service and hear this man speak. And have lunch with everyone afterwards. (Always provided in the gym). I think you'll find that this is truly an unusually special and service oriented church.

Very welcoming to visitors. Traditional Reformed service, which is sometimes difficult to find. I…read morelove worshipping with them when I'm visiting my crew in Marietta. Their worship service is very similar to my church in Texas.

Excellent Biblical based messages every week relevant to our times. Children's ministry and parents…read morenight out is popular. Multiple events for men's and ladies' ministries.

A small town feel with a big city heart. Come as you are, bring your love for Christ as well as…read moreyour questions and you will find a community of people ready for you. It's like walking into one big family that will be there for you no matter what.

Small local church with extremely friendly people. Offers Korean speaking adult, Korean speaking…read moreyoung adult, and English speaking ministries. Great lunch on Sundays prepared by our faithful mothers. Senior pastor is very well educated and an eloquent speaker. English ministry is a work in progress, but the pastor and leaders are very passionate and constantly seeking to improve their weekly activities. Faithful Godly servants needed to disciple our students!

Great church to attend on Sundays! Really friendly atmosphere filled with God-loving people…read more Sermons are offered in both English and Korean. Free lunch is also provided. Extra bible studies are offered for those who still hunger for the gospel.

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!

warm and welcoming. Great facilities and Pastor gives a good word. The members are so friendly.read more

As much as it pains me to update my review after 4 visits and visiting their church anniversary…read more"party", I felt the need to update my review. I was excited about this church ... the messages were clear, on point and Bible based, the music was great and the staff is wonderful. The church facility is very nice as well. So what's the problem(?) The issue for my husband and I was the piping in of secular music in the church before church service starts. The Sunday I'm speaking of we heard "Earth, Wind and Fire". We were confused :{. Our feeling is that there is a time and a place for that and not in God's house. God's House is Holy ground and only Holy things should take place there. The same with the Church anniversary party in the park, gospel was played then secular party music was played, then gospel then secular music, then gospel, etc. Again, we were in happy reverence and praise mode then came party music.... we were so confused.... We left the event very early and have not been back to this church since. We really thought we had found a church home and were left sad and disappointed to have to leave. Though we loved this church we Love the God more and have to follow the Holy Spirit and not man. I cannot express how much we loved this church and are sad to stop going but for God we'd still be visiting.