Really enjoy visiting Stonebridge when we are in town. They offer three services on Sunday. Cookies…read moreand hot beverages available before and after each service. The worship is heartfelt and Christ-centered. The teaching is Gospel centered and Biblically based. They offer children's church for ages infant to 5th grade. Love the location right in Marietta Square. If you are looking for a church give Stonebridge a try. We love it!

Beautiful interior, love the lighting, exposed brick and just over all very welcoming!…read more Visiting for a wedding but should come back to experience the church normally.

This is not a nondenominational church although it's the first listed under that search on Yelp…read more That is not the churches fault but Yelp I suppose. Their worship is 5/5 stars but the messages are very black and white, no open mindedness or acceptance of others.

Very welcoming and enjoyable service for all ages. Love attending with my family and every Sunday…read moreis great.

I'm a Disabled Veteran, a Traveling Veteran's Advocate, who's permanently in a Mobility Wheelchair…read moreand has 2 small Service Dogs. Being that I have a local Church that I attend but it's difficult getting there being that the Marta Mobility and Marta transportation aren't reliable. There's been sometimes I have sat at the Marta North Springs Train Station have waited for the bus over two hours so I could go home. Last Sunday which was Easter Sunday I decided that I would try to going to a Church that's closer to my residence which I could get there riding my Mobility Wheelchair. Instead of being treated right as having " Best Day Ever " that a sign displayed on the outside of the Church said that I would. Instead, I was mistreated, discriminated and even had a church. Member taunt me and said to me that I was being unchristian. He said that to me while I was having a panic attack and my PTSD was triggered. I believe at Elevation Church they discriminate against people with disabilities,they put them in the very back of the church. Sitting in the back of the church, it's a complete trigger to me especially because I once had experienced something bad by sitting back the church. Plus, I have sight and hearing impairment sitting in the back, I can't comprehend or enjoy the service. Although several men in the church made room for me to sit up in the front where there should have a section up in the front for ones with disabilities especially ones that have hearing impairment, because it's easy to read lips of the speaker or if they have an interpreter it's easier for them. I totally felt extremely sad I couldn't believe the way I was talked to and was disrespected, I felt completely alone and that didn't nobody cared. Although they have my contact information and others have reached out to the Pastor and Church by email nobody has responded. Now , I don't feel safe to go to any Church in fear that will be mistreated like the way I was at Elevation Church. There were many ADA laws violated last Sunday and they really need to be educated on those laws and how they are in place to protect and govern individuals with disabilities and service dogs. Also, the ones who are in charge of being Ushers and Security needs Sensitivity and other trainings, especially when there's a lot of broken people that are coming to Church for to hear two words, be close to God and for healing. To treat them and make them feel uncomfortable is beyond extremely sad words. I know I will never ever step foot back in that church, and I probably disappointed in the way that they have acted . If you go to Google.com and search Lisa Groves Veterans, you'll see that I have provided Advocacy and assistance to numerous of Veterans and their families. Plus, I've been on 2 No Veteran Left Behind Driving Missions, I have never discriminate any Veteran, their families and individuals especially the homeless. Almost 4 years ago due to a botched surgery, injuries from Steroid and Cortizone injections I started experiencing numbness in my legs and feet to the point where I lost the ability to properly walk, which I ended up permanently in a Mobility Wheelchair. Which I was left on my own, I had to learn how to cope and how to live my life from a Mobility Wheelchair. I also learned that being in a Mobility Wheelchair some people don't treat you right and it's the same with me having 2 Service dogs. I pray that I will find a Church that I can go to that represents how God has instructed us to live, His true words is being preached, to be in the presence of people who are truly Christians and have the love of God in their hearts.

An amazing church that has transformed my life. Elevate City is all about Jesus, community, and…read moremaking an impact in your life and the life of others.

This is a great church. The atmosphere is really laid back. The people here are very welcoming and…read morethe worship feels very genuine. I always have a great experience here and I definitely recommend this place to people who are looking for somewhere go.

Love this church! The worship, messages and whole experience is wonderful! Each location is…read moreawesome!

I wrote comments about this church on a wednesday that I went to inquire more information about the…read morechurch. Now I want to write an update because I went to the church while it was open this morning and I met the people of God.The service was great.The message was on time, and I was blessed to be in a gathering Once again. Hallelujah king Jesus!!!

Wonderful Pastor. Supportive community. Subtitles in Spanish. Beautiful music. Selection of teas…read morefrom across the globe. Global & local missions. :))

5.0 rating 6/22/2024 We came to this church hoping for a…read morenew experience as we moved to GA in June of 2023. We were looking for a Christian contemporary service such as our old one In Pennsylvania. We found Pastor Courtney to be a lovable, biblical friendly speaker of the Word. It truly is a church of messy people inviting other messy people to enjoy the love of Jesus. It was explained to us that the church is redefining itself and is not bound by old traditions. We sing and praise with songs (hymns too) in both English and Spanish for the blended congregation who can choose from 8,10, or 12 AM Sunday services. We are one the cusp of offering adult classes in addition to the worship services. Child care is available at the services. And did I forget the coffee? Coffee is available as you come in. For visitors, the is a Welcome Center staffed all the time to answer your questions. Come grow with us! John U

I love going to Grace Christian church. The people are nice and you can feel the welcoming energy…read morein the church. Worship is awesome, sermons are awesome. I always feel at home at Grace Christian Church, now it's my home church

From the owner: Eglise Chretienne De La Grace/Grace Christian Church was founded by Pastor Francois Louis and…read morePastor Kervin Joseph. The Inaugural service was March 13, 2011. The ministry's vision and mission are to create a community for the 21st century where families and individuals can worship and do relevant and impactful ministry. We believe that the Bible is the inspired Word of God. It is the supreme and infallible authority which true Christians cannot live without.

Beautiful place to worship the members have the heart of their leadership which lines up with the…read moreword of God the church is relational and loving...

Great people go to Greater! GCC's worship experience is…read morepowerful and for an audience of ONE, Christ. From the parking lot to the pulpit, you are greeted with a S. M. I. L. E. Here, visitors soon become members.

Husband and I just moved to town, and we enrolled our son in Piedmont Academy at Piedmont Church…read more The facility is gorgeous, so while I toured the Academy, I inquired about the church - what type of service (contemporary/traditional), music, activities, etc. We came from a young non-denom, very contemporary church south of the city that recently opened the doors at their permanent home, and we loved the passion and authenticity of it. We're looking for that same vibe up here. We finally tried Piedmont yesterday. We went to the 9:30 AM service, and we were warmly greeted by the staff. We needed to check our son into the children's environment, so they walked us to where we needed to be. The church is gorgeous - almost like a mountain lodge. We were surprised to walk in to a sparsely attended service considering the size of the auditorium, and the fact that there are two services (maybe everyone goes to the 11AM?). The music is contemporary, but not as loud as we're used to. Dr. Reighard's message was good, but it was a little long-winded for me (he went over his timer on this particular day). The preaching felt a little more traditional. Our old pastor could speak a compelling message in 30 minutes, so we've gotten to where we really appreciate something concise. After service, they were giving people the opportunity to join life groups, and we noticed there were several tables set up, so they have a large selection of life groups to join. This would be a big plus for us if we were to join. Overall, I have nothing negative to say about our experience. I'm not sure the style of preaching is what we're looking for, but it can be an amazing church home for someone who enjoys something that teeters on the contemporary/traditional line.

Great church with even better people. Truly love the lord and care about serving. I can't recommend…read morethem enough

Amazing community! So friendly and welcoming. Worship is amazing. Mens ministry's. Women's…read moreministry's. Children's church is super fun and my kids learn and want to go back.

I am furious about my experience at this church. I attended…read moretheir services on Easter Sunday. Upon arrival, I was told to wait for a seat because the sanctuary was full. I was okay with that. However, the next thing I was told is what rattled my nerves. A man told my boyfriend that there were two seats available on the front row for us but he and the pastor did not want me (a female) to sit on the front row because I was a woman and also wearing a dress. Now I understand that they had my best interest at heart but what kind of church tells women they cannot sit on the front row! They explained that men, including the pastor have been known to stare underneath women's skirts/ dresses from the pulpit. Their demeaning words and actions made me feel discriminated against and low. want to point out to you that my dress was NOT tight, short or inappropriate in ANY way. The dress I wore on Easter Sunday fell well below my knees and I also had on a blazer. This experience made it hard for me to enjoy the rest of the service and left a bad taste in my mouth. I will NOT be attending this church EVER again.