God's spirit is alive and well, at Mountain West Church... a diverse group of members, and…read morevisitors, are friendly and considerate. Lots of surprises when you walk in the door with popcorn or sweet rolls or jellybeans at Easter time!! It is a lively, optimistic gathering of believers. Pastor Mo is a third generation pastor in his family. He stays on-track with his solid grasp and understanding of scripture, presented in an engaging preaching and teaching style. Musicians and vocalist are professional, sounding, professional, with their heart and voices filled with the spirit, their worshipful songs are uplifting and energizing.

Mountain West is a great place to call home! Big on diversity, always seeking the one more!read more

This church has been a blessing in my life. The pastor preaches in a way that we can understand the…read morescripture and what God is speaking into our lives. The people that attend the church, I've had nothing but good things to say about the churchgoers. It is a welcoming atmosphere.

What a warm, loving, and happy Church! The Worship is wonderful, and the messages on point! Jesus…read moreis very present in The House!!

New Pastor. No politics just Jesus. Wonderful sermons and peopleread more

I've been sending my kids to Briarlake stuff for a few years now and just started attending about 6…read moremonths ago. They have great programs for kids of all ages, especially their sports leagues and summer camps/VBS. It's awesome to see how many in the church volunteer to serve the community through these efforts. Their contemporary services are at 10:15 and 11:30 in the Backlot building (drive around the front of the church). They've got great musicians leading the worship time. Check it out!

As a baby boomer and long time member of FCCA I'd like to respond to critical review by saying…read morethose of The Greatest Generation did, indeed, enjoy " old time " type worship services. Knowing these friends of my parents ( friends of mine also) ,I knew just how important old style services really meant to them, and how they would have been hurt by any change. We tried a " different ( new) style service at 9:00, but younger people weren't attracted to attend at that time. The situation mentioned, by the other person, involved our Church struggling after recent " failed" leadership ( many if not all Churches experience this) made the decision to hire this Lady Minister ( Pastor) to be our Senior Minister. We weren't aware she was looking for a Church building to hold services for her " flock" of about 100 young people. We called it a merger. Simple to say, this merger didn't work out. From my decades long experience in FCCA, I can attest to the members, all of my parent's generation ( " Greatest Generation ") being very warm and loving people. Sadly, it's been a number of years since the failed "merger", and many if not all of these wonderful people, including my parents, have passed away. Our remaining core group is just as warm and nice as our older friends were. Yes, we continue to prefer an old fashioned service. Visitors and new members, however, have been impressed by the warmness of our congregation, and enjoy being part of our Church

The church is NOT what you expect, the people pretend to be nice but they are NOT…read more I attended this church for almost three years, was Very active in it and witnessed MANY irregularities like; the church and The Pastor are CONTROLLED by a small group of old people in which there is a couple that think they own it and has rights over it. I witnessed how they ploted against a Pastor that was hired with her congregation because they were afraid the young new members were going to take control of the church. The congregation of first christian church of Atlanta in Tucker is based in Very Elderly people, the majority with Southern mentality: they tolerate you are from a different ethnicity and comes of life BUT in reality they don't accept you. I have Never seen So Much Hypocrisy together, They don't practice what they preach!I Be Careful with the Deceptions because They are Masters of Them!

Poor Ushers. They do not allow you to seat yourself. Very controlling. Ruins the service…read moreexperience!

One of the ushers touched my aunt's shoulder and told her that she could not move seats, during…read moreservice. My aunt has bad eyesight and was seated in the back, despite coming on time. There were so many empty seats up front, so she tried to move closer. After this incidence, my family has not been back. This was completely unnecessary.

Been coming here since I was little. Best people in the world are here - everyone is accepting of…read moreanyone no matter who they are or where they've been in life. Recently built a new youth space, which is awesome. If you're looking for a safe, welcoming church, this is it!

This is a great church! Very mission-oriented, everyone is welcome, wonderful community spirit…read more Come join us! Summer worship is at 10:00 a.m. followed by lemonade.

It's Palm Sunday, the commencement of Holy Week, the most sacred week in the Christian calendar. I…read moreattended services here, as a visitor. I walk into the narthex, look around (I'm sure I looked extremely confused), and I try to make eye-contact with all of the men in the lobby. No one acknowledged me, looked my way (even though they were clearly lay-person church staff/volunteers). I stood there for about 4 minutes, until I finally walked up to one of them and asked "Should I just go upstairs to the balcony?" He nodded, and so I was banished to the balcony, with MANY seats left in the main sanctuary downstairs. I take the lonely walk up there, and sit in the back. Again, no one looks around, acknowledges me, and I ended up having to get up to find a program. I found my place on the program and followed along. There was no preached word (sermon), only a dramatic reading of the scripture. At the end of the dramatization, Jesus was dead. Doesn't Jesus die on Good Friday (not Palm Sunday?)?? Sorry, I didn't think that Jesus died all of Holy Week... why was my Jesus Killed on Palm Sunday?! --offended-- Lastly, I ask this guy if this church doesn't give out Palms. (You know, I love to make those corny Cross palms and hang them all over the house to ward off the evil spirits) He goes on to explain to me that there's something called "ASH WEDNESDAY," and that Palms are burned next year to make the ashes. Does that mean that they do or don't give out palms? I didn't ask for a lesson on ash wednesday, and yes I may have heard of it seeing that I'm in SEMINARY. rolls eyes I get up after they killed my jesus for all of Holy Week, and I left. No greeting as I left (CLEARLY I don't go to this church, as there was maybe one or two other brown people in the congregation???) I am sure that I not only stuck out like a sore thumb, but they knew that I was a visitor. No one greeted, acknowledged, helped, welcomed, ushered, just a sad sad church experience. SAD and depressing. Definitely not what I'd expect of a church, of a Christian place on palm sunday during holy week. Terrible experience, and will no longer support this ministry. What a slap in the face as a Methodist searching for a church to plant roots.

Come out and see them ! If your looking for a church home come and see this Church the ushers are…read morepolite graders are nice!!!!! This is a home for me

My family and I moved to Tucker and immediately went church searching. We visited many different…read morecongregations and even another local Methodist church but we did not feel a connection with them. En route to visit another church, we stumbled across Lawrenceville Road United Methodist Church and from that first worship service we were hooked - the people were so genuinely friendly and welcoming. That was over a a year ago and we are now fully engaged in many church ministries. Our kids have made many friends and we feel at home. I highly recommend LRUMC for anyone wanting a church where you feel like family and experience the love of Christ.

My first visit to LRUMC was an accident. I had not considered it as a house of worship because the…read moreonly time I had been on the property was to vote -- the building is used as a county voting precinct. But when I tired of driving many miles to another Methodist church I was seeking a place closer to home. The first day I visited I was greeted by a gentleman at the door. I looked at the beauty of the sanctuary and heard beautiful voices that belied the size of the choir. After services many people stopped to talk -- I was even asked to join the choir! Today, this small congregation is composed primarily of seniors and middle-aged congregates of loving, supportive people who love the Lord. It has become my home. Lots of room for more.