I attended this church for many years while living in Douglasville. My children were baptized…read morethere, one of my daughters attended pre-k here, my older daughter volunteered at the thrift store. I have continued to follow and listen to their Sunday services since moving from GA 3 years ago. I truly respected the staff and held this church in high regard, recommending to all of my friends who still live in Georgia. Recently my son was diagnosed with cancer. I called and left a voicemail sobbing on June 12 asking to have the pastor call me to pray for my son (or obviously ANYONE from the church who cared enough to call me). To date, I haven't received a call back over a week later. You should be ashamed of yourselves. I came to you in a moment of need for prayers for my son and no one cared enough to call. I reached out to someone via Facebook who works at the church as well and still received no call/email/contact at all. I will never again speak highly of this church and I am saddened that I wasted years of my life supporting a FAKE organization. Shame on all of you. Go elsewhere to a church who actually cares about their members, whether past or present.

I love my Crossroads family! This is a teaching church so you will be fed and filled with the…read morespirit! The worship team is great, Pastor Greg & Chris are wonderful!

Dr Stanley is one of the only pastors in our day that is true to the teaching of the Bible. 10…read moreyears ago when I lived in Atlanta I became a member. I have never felt so many warm and loving people in a church body. Yes it's a large church- you must get involved in a group study to begin to feel a part of the "church body". But even if you don't get involved- God is in this place. We had to move to another state and visited many churches in the past 8 years. I have moved back now and am thankful for all of the pastors at FBA and for a loving body of believers. No one is perfect- that's why we need Jesus- but you are loved and accepted at FBA just the way you are.

Excellent Biblical teaching with more overt expressions concerning Israel and politics from a…read moreconservative viewpoint. Leading a congregation without an opinion is unrealistic, so this isn't a bad thing. Nothing here is remotely comparable to the intense racial, socioeconomic, or political narratives pushed in many predominantly Black churches in the Atlanta metro area. They are conservatives at First Baptist Atlanta, take it or leave it. The Experience: Friendly and accommodating. It features blue screens, spotlights, and a lecture style. They don't use screens and lighting the way Gen Z churches do--don't expect flashing lights or vibrant backgrounds.* Congregation: Very mindful, very demure. Think: "I'll take my tea in the sunroom." * Dress Code: Modest and reserved. Sundresses for women, suits for men.* Demographics: 80% Caucasian, 10% Asian, 7% people of color, 3% other.* Socioeconomic: ~80% upper 1% to upper-middle class.* Optics: Beautiful, large, well-landscaped campus. No one actually sits by the fountain; it is strictly for decoration. * Parking: Plenty of parking with extremely smooth exiting. Very impressive for a church this size. *Tip: The campus is huge, so keep a pair of flats handy if you wear heels.*Worship Experience: Fabulous orchestra and solid choir. However, the same four praise team members sing all the songs. The musical style is traditional, CCM, country, bluegrass, and purist. The Pastor has noted, "If you want to hear something different, listen to it in your car." It felt culturally insensitive and laced with an unsettling undertone, likely indicating a resistance to needed change. Leadership & Staff: Institutionalized monoculture and homosocial reproduction. Baby boomers make up over 80% of the demographic. Millennials are rising but lack representation and mostly end up leaving. Family & Children: Children and college students are separated into their own ministries away from the general congregation. You rarely see them outside of designated "Family Night" outings. It feels like a 55+ community where you never see the kids or parents. I have never seen a single child held by a parent during the main service.Pastor: Friendly, patient, and a good listener (or a great actor). He is feisty from the pulpit with sound Biblical teaching, though leadership limitations and a lack of authority are noticeable at times.Areas of Concern: All groups with clergy of color are placed in low-visibility areas. Sunday ministers, guests, and performers are never people of color. Furthermore, it seems no one outside of fellow Mississippians gets new staff positions, which is puzzling given Mississippi's reputation regarding racial disparity. The same three "favorites" always stand in for the pastor. Why is there no rotation among so many qualified individuals? "Rick" (the guy always walking around with his blonde wife) can really preach, and Donna is the chef's kiss! Atlanta is full of gifted, anointed people from all walks of life. If heaven looks like all of us, why doesn't it look and sound like that here? Dr. Stanley found a way to balance diversity in this congregation. It is unclear how or why that came undone, but comparing old videos of the congregation to now is very telling.

I finally decided to make this my church home. I've been in search of a ministry to join and today…read moreI've made the decision to commit to NL- and let me tell you....commitment is something I easily shy away from lol. For the past 3 months I've visited several churches, but those pastor's words didn't move me like those of Pastor Harris. This man truly loves what he does and it shows. I love hearing him preach. I truly hate when we have guest pastor preach at our church. The words just don't hit me the same way. Moreover, this ministry offers a plethora of programs and services to its members. So for I counted about 20 different programs and services dedicated to improving the life of its members and members of the community. I have no doubt that my tithes are used to do the lords work.

I went I went there when a Spanish Christian group came to sing aka a concert it was great but…read morethere were some pretty long lines

Inman Park Church is a wonderful intown church, welcome to all. The focus is on outreach, creating…read morecommunity, and growing in real faith. Come to this year's holiday production, Jesus & The Beatles. It's a mashup of fab Beatles music and Christmas. Two free shows - Sunday, December 8 at 6:00 and Friday, December 13 at 7:00. Groovy!

It's a friendly. Welcoming, service-oriented church that doesn't ask you to check your intellect at…read morethe door. A beautiful and comforting place, and a terrific community.

I began coming to church here about six years ago. The worship service is awesome, the people are…read morefriendly, and the youth ministry is one of a kind. If your looking for a teaching church with a good mix of traditional and contemporary...you will find it here.

I've been going to this church for about 10 years on and off on Saturdays and I like this church a…read morelot. For the past 8 years the past two pastors actually seemed like they were educated, but also realistic when it comes to real life situations that almost every age group experiences in this day In age. I truly recommend coming here if you're new to the Decatur and wanting to gain a closer relationship to.

Glenn Memorial's sanctuary is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The beautiful…read moretower is modeled after the bell tower of All Saints', referred to as the "mother church" of the city of Bristol, England. The church also serves as an auditorium for Emory University with programs featuring author Salman Rushdie, Barbara Kingsolver, former President Jimmy Carter and most recently (Oct 9-10, 2013) His Holiness the XIV Dalai Lama.

My wife and I have been members of this church since 1994. We love the people and our Christian…read morefellowship. We love sharing our service and Love in the name of Jesus Christ to the glory of God with this open community of believers and doubters.

Kirkwood UCC has a great community of folks who welcome new people easily. Children and youth and…read morecollege-age and older folks are equally valued. There's a small but talented and heartfelt choir and lots of singing in each service. Lots of small groups help people get involved. KUCC serves its community and beyond - taking offerings for flood relief, for example. The space is small, but the congregation fits in perfectly. There's a separate space for children to come together during worship, which helps with keeping the sacred time quiet and good for contemplation and prayer. The pastor is welcoming and fun and full of energy and love!

I grew up in and have been active in churches my entire life, and have been a member of…read morecongregations both large and small. The great thing about KUCC is the warmth of the community that gathers to worship and serve. God's love is definitely present at Kirkwood UCC!

Okay so I'm a bit bias. I grew up here...Children's Choir....Confirmation…read moreClass....Acolyte....Deacon....Mens Chorus...etc. And like many...I left and visited many other nice churches. But there's something about that feeling of 'home'! So if you're still searching for a place to call home.....or just wanna see what pulled me back, I invite you to visit our 'little church on the hill'! You're the missing link to make this 4-star review a 5! See you soon!

If you are searching for a church home and family you might want to give Atonement a visit. I love…read moreeverything about Atonement! Pastor Bonner and the congregation is so loving, welcoming, and engaging. This little church on the hill has a deep and rich history.