St Mark Lutheran Church-LCMS

HistoryRedeemer OPC in Atlanta was begun in 1966 when four families who had moved to Atlanta from the Miami, FL area came together to pray. In the spring of 1967 the prayer fellowship group organized as a chapel under the oversight of a sister OPC church in Harriman, TN. It was then that the name Redeemer was suggested. With additional families, Redeemer OPC called her first pastor, Elmer M. Dortzbach, supported by the assistance of the home missions and church extension committee of the denomination. Mr. Dortzbach and his family arrived in August 1967, and the chapel was soon organized and officially became a church. Redeemer met in numerous locations during those early years, and after three years on the second floor of a bank building, she moved into her own building in the fall of 1973. The property at 3930 Chamblee Tucker Road had been purchased in 1969, but construction didn't begin until 1972.SpecialtiesWe are delighted that you have found us on the internet! Come Worship with us. We believe the Bible to be the true and inerrant word of God, the only infallible rule of faith and practice. With a priority upon corporate worship, we also believe that we glorify God by worshiping Him according to the principles of Scripture and not the traditions of men.

Perimeter Ministries International is a vibrant community of believers in Atlanta, GA, dedicated to faithful worship and living out the mission of God. With a commitment to growing in their faith and impacting their city, Perimeter Church offers a place for everyone to belong, grow, and bless others through various ministries and outreach programs. Through their worship services, discipleship opportunities, and community events, Perimeter Church seeks to transform lives by sharing the love of Christ and pursuing mercy and justice in the world. Join this welcoming community as they gather together to worship, learn, and make a difference in their city and beyond.Generated from the website

The Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Atlanta (UUCA) is a progressive and inclusive community that celebrates diverse spiritual practices while committing to shared ethical principles. With a strong focus on justice, connection, and transformation, UUCA invites individuals to explore their potential and engage in meaningful worship and learning experiences. At UUCA, members actively pursue an antiracist, queer-affirming spiritual environment, continuing a legacy as one of Atlanta's first integrated churches. The congregation fosters a welcoming atmosphere where all identities and perspectives are celebrated, encouraging personal growth and collective action towards equity and justice. Generated from the website