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.

Wonderful church! Everyone was so nice and welcoming. The sermon was great and the praise and…read moreworship team is excellent.

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!

I don't live here but a Christian Church is a place where we live in community as brothers and…read moresisters regardless of where we come from. When I am on the road for my job I still find great comfort in attending services at unfamiliar churches no matter where I am. We walk together and this is a fundamental Christian principle. I felt the Spirit immediately when I walked in to check this place out. Worship Service was awesome and this is a Word teaching establishment following His Word. Thanks for a great experience while passing through Norcross, GA. Grace and Peace to all who make this place happen!

Love the church, always have but these ushers have been very rude. The first time I ignored it even…read morethough it made me feel some type of way but this time I had to say something.

I was in town for a visit and was very grateful to find a church close by. This church is very…read morefamily focused, worship was dynamic/creative, and the sermon was Biblically sound with a balance of challenge and encouragement. I will say, it's not first-time focused. I was alone, and didn't have anyone greet me or come ask me my name. I came early and even hung around at the end to see if there were any circles of people my age or just women or people in general to talk to, and no one made eye contact or tried to find out who I was so I felt pretty bummed. But also it was just a first visit so I guess I can't make a full judgement unless I were to give it a few chances. But overall, it's worth checking out.

I had been looking for a new church in the area, and decided to visit based on the recommendation…read moreof a couple of friends. The good - a couple of super friendly parking attendants who gave directions, etc. Another good is the pastor did teach very much from scripture, John 5: 23-29. He gave a lot of Greek language understanding, which I appreciated. The needs of improvement. Once I got into the auditorium, it was well less than half full when music started. That is perhaps a peeve of mine. As a member, you know when it starts - be ready, be prepared. I'm a pretty outgoing guy, but no one spoke to me once in the building - No One. I sat down behind some folks, aside of others - No One spoke at all. My cologne isnt so bad as to cause no one to sit close or even speak. It was Palm Sunday, Jesus' Triumphal Entry of Christ to Jerusalem. The first song had absolutely NO "umph" or excitement to kick off a worship service - none, and it didn't get much better from there. I'd say less than half the worshipers were singing at all. We have an amazing savior to praise - to relish in worship. Not the case on my visit here. The pastor, though sticking with the text - John 5 - and giving the Greek words - gave almost no illustrations, stories or application. I'm happy about your recent trip to the holy land, but please tell me how it helps here in N Atl. Perhaps as a former pastor, having gone to conferences all over the country, I'm a tough critic. As i continue my search i doubt i will be back. I am looking for exciting spirit filled worship, contagious Christianity. I'm longing to find solid biblical teaching, but with application also sincerely, Scott

Personally, I don't like the pastor. He preaches almost identical to Andy Stanley at Northpoint…read moreCommunity Church - like he studied him or was trained by him or wants to be him. I can't sit through it. I need more Bible in a sermon and prefer a pastor who preaches from the Bible and from his heart, but it's great that people are going to church and raising their children in church (the Bible talks about it in many places and how it's for our benefit). The people are nice here and they have a good children's ministry.

We visited here for the 1st time on Sunday and were presently surprised. The church was modern but…read morealso had a classic sanctuary as well for those who desire that way. We sat in the contemporary worship service and the music was Holy Sprit driven. Pastor Steve gave a great message that was clearly translated from The Word of God. We joined in on the communion after the service as well. After the service was over we met Pastor Steve who was kind and then was given a tour of the building by Mobilization Pastor, Jim Mason. He was very helpful and advised us on all the ways we could plug in. We will be praying about making this our local church as the good Lord leads us.

Great community. Great leadership…read more There are plenty of ministries geared toward children, retired communities, widows, young adults, young families, etc.

I love this biblically-based church. Pastor Jeff Norris is a great preacher and leader.read more

We've found our church home. After searching for over five…read moreyears in the North Atlanta suburbs, the Lord has faithfully led us to Restoration Church. So many churches miss the mark when it comes to truly facilitating the body of Christ--but this church gets it. Pastor Chuck isn't just a preacher; he's a shepherd who knows his flock by name and stewards them well. There are so many ways to plug in: men's and women's groups, children's ministries we love for our kids, Wednesday night family dinners followed by worship and teaching, student ministries, missions, and more. I feel like I'm at church every day now--and I wouldn't have it any other way. Grateful the Lord planted us here.

I think this is a great church if you're in the area they are Bible based but what I like is that…read morethey're also spirit lead. I really like the message. I was there on Father's Day weekend and I would highly recommend it. I am from Jupiter, Florida if not, I will be attending regularly.

Our family moved to GA in 2017 and we were excited at the thought of attending one of the large…read morechurches in the area (Northpoint, Passion City, Free Chapel, etc), but these were too big and hard to feel a sense of community. After all these years of searching, I feel we found a great Bible teaching, welcoming, and community focused church. We have quickly been able to connect with the pastors and their staff, and feel comfortable to ask questions about the church and their vision. The church is easy to get to off of 400 Exit 12.

Wasn't sure what to expect when first visiting this church in such a politically-charged condition…read morethis country is in. Was delighted to find a warm, friendly group that stayed with praise and fellowship while enjoying the Word of our Lord. Not only is the music wonderful, their once-in-a-while buffets are delicious! Thanks for welcoming us with open arms. So glad to have found our new church-home. Amen!

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.

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.