Here we go
We’re planting a church! I feel a little silly writing that sentence. You always hear preachers ask, “Who wrote Romans? The Apostle Paul or the Holy Spirit?” The question serves to point us to the reality that the works of…
The Parish Church is a new church plant in Marietta, Georgia.
We glorify God by creating common space for saints to worship Jesus, mature in faith, serve one another, and go to neighbor and nation with the gospel until only love remains.
A community fixed on Jesus
We value a community that is constantly in pursuit of Jesus. Knowing that he is able to satisfy us and cause us to flourish, we constantly look to Him in everything we do. Our delight in Jesus fuels all our relationships and rhythms.
join Our Planting team
We are gathering a planting team right now! You’re invited to reach out and schedule a time for us to sit down and discuss how you might be involved in planting The Parish Church.
Our Beliefs
We are centered on the gospel and hold the Bible as our sole authority to the glory of God the Father, God the Son, and God the Spirit. We are anchored to historic Christian doctrine and practice while living fully in our culture and anticipating the future of redemption.
Let the Neighborhoods Be Glad
God has called us to be ministers of the gospel in every place. Why not begin right where you live? The Parish Church is committed to focusing on the neighbors God has given us. Building Christian community means sharing life, not merely a worship service. Our hope is that as God knits us together, he would establish Parish churches in neighborhoods all throughout Atlanta.
Gather at the altar
The Lord’s Day is for the Lord’s people. We enter the presence of God together in Christ, humbly confessing our sins, joyfully singing our praise, and eagerly attending to His Word. Here we receive the assurance of our pardon and the power of our call.
Gather at the Table
The Lord’s body and blood is for the Lord’s people. He sets a table in the presence of our enemies. Therefore, our eating and drinking is both a war cry and declaration of victory. We celebrate this by communal weekly feasting.
