I've been attending Influencers Church for almost 2 years now and I can say that it's the best…read morechurch I've been to. It's a non-denominational church. There are services at 9:30am and 11:30am every Sunday. It's in the ballroom of the Infinite Energy Center. There's plenty of parking. It can seem confusing when you get there, but there are signs everywhere and there are people who can assist you. They even have shuttles for you if you need assistance or you're not in the mood to walk. When it's raining, someone will come to you with an umbrella. It's awesome! When you walk in, you're greeted by a ton of welcoming people. There's free coffee and water bottles. Service usually starts right on time and lasts for about an hour and a half. Also, there are midweek services that happen at Duluth Church of God. It's the their midweek hub. They have young adult services, youth services, occasional worship services, Monday morning prayer, women's services, etc. The pastors are Ashley and Jaine Evans. They are some of the most welcoming and warm people I've met. This church is all about hugs. It's a very atmosphere that welcomes anybody. It doesn't matter what you've been through and who you are, you're so welcome here. My favorite thing about this church is the strong, intentional community aspect. Their desire and mission is to make God known and to help you know that you aren't alone! If you're ever in the area or you're looking for a new church home, come check it out!

If you are looking for a diverse church with many cultures and all ages, then Influencers is a…read moregreat choice. I love the worship at this church. It is so powerful and personally impactful. If you want to feel immediately included and part of a community then you will love influencers. My family and i have attended this church for over 5 years now and it has changed our lives.

When I first attended and even now as a member, I love how they have people to greet you when you…read morewalk towards the building to enter the church. They have people to assist if you don't know where to go into the sanctuary for service. The sanctuary is huge like a stadium. You could sit up close near the platform, in the middle, on the sides or a the top away. I like to come early so I can select my seating. They do have ushers who will direct you to a seat according to the size of your family or by yourself. They are also friendly and helpful too. The praise and worship is great. Songs originated by their ministry team can be song or songs by popular Christian artists song, but the songs will be rooted in the Word(Bible). I love that pastors or ministers preach the word from the Bible. They have it on the screens for you to follow or you use the You Version Bible app to follow along, which is the best! Communion is given out on first Sunday, but if led to give on another Sunday they will do so. This church is not a religious church, but about a relationship with Jesus. It is non-denominational. It has a very diverse population of members and the core beliefs are posted on the walls of the sanctuary. If you are looking for a place to worship and grow, check out Victory Norcross!

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!

I am a retired Gwinnett County school teacher and I volunteer in CPKids and Pre-school. I have…read morenever been in a church that puts so much emphasis on their children's program. My grandson has been in their youth program and has thrived. The sermons are so meaningful, I feel like they were written just for me. I am thankful I have the opportunity to worship at Cross Pointe.

Cross Pointe Church in Duluth, GA is still a solid Jesus church after all these years. I first…read morestarted coming to Cross Pointe when my wife and I first arrived in Georgia circa 2008 and instantly fell in love with this church. The leadership to the congregation to the worship here are all great. My wife, my first son and I were all baptized at Cross Pointe and feel connected to this church and the Lord when we worship here. Their small groups are excellent as well and a great way to connect with members more closely here. The children's and young adult ministries here are all awesome and the church just overall is a wonderful church to call home. We have moved a bit further away from this church so don't attend here regularly at the moment but attend and contribute to this church as often as possible and watch their services online. Even after so many years we still love Cross Pointe and hope nothing but the best for them. 5 solid Stars and two thumbs up!

This is the best church around! Teachings are spot on with scripture. We have been going since 2009…read moreand their messages always speak to the heart! So thankful for 12Stone!

This is a nice church they teach from the Bible and they…read moreare connected with a number of other Twelvestone churches in the atlanta area It's preachers may be located at another church location and projected into this church But they do it well and the teaching is always good. The church has a coffee area which is good for meeting other members The music is contemporary

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

Gwinnett Church is one of the North Point Ministries campuses, led by Jeff Henderson. The mission…read moreof the church is to "lead people into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ." Adult services are held at 9:15 am, 11:15 am, and 4:30 pm. The church is large, and on most Sundays, the 11:15 service has the largest attendance. It is best to get there early to give yourself time to find a seat and take a look around without feeling rushed. There are parking volunteers who will help you find easy parking. When you enter the building there are a number of guest services volunteers who can help you find the environments that you need to visit. If you are a first time guest, don't forget to stop by The Gallery after the service to learn more about the church. If you would like a smaller crowd, try attending the 4:30 service for a more intimate feel. The music is like attending a free concert every Sunday - nice perk! The messages are often timely, relevant and applicable for most people, whether they consider themselves Christian or not. All are truly welcome - there is no insider/outsider culture here. There are great environments for children and young people: Waumba Land is the environment for pre-K and younger children. In this environment, children are in small classrooms with structured activities during the service. The older pre-K children have their own large group environment in which they sing and dance and hear an engaging Bible story by talented volunteer worship leaders who keep the kids laughing and engaged. For the younger kids, the musicians visit their classrooms for singing and dancing, and the volunteers in the classrooms engage the kids in the Bible story. They kids typically make a craft that they can take home to remember what they learned, and trust me - they will be singing those catchy songs for days! My child currently attends Waumba Land, so that is the environment about which I am most familiar. Upstreet is the environment for elementary age children, and Transit is the environment for middle school students. Inside Out is for students in high school. Upstreet is available at all services. Transit is available in the mornings, and Inside Out meets in the evenings. All of the environments provide for large group and small group learning. Adults are encouraged to join community groups, which enables them to also experience a small group environment. The church believes that life is better in circles, rather than rows, and encourages people to connect to a small group in their area of Gwinnett. There are groups for singles and married couples, and they typically meet weekly throughout the county. You can connect to a community group online or through an event called Grouplink. My husband and I have been members of several groups throughout the years, and we highly recommend the experience. It is a great way to grow in your relationship with other people, with your community, and with God. Gwinnett Church has a hastag of its own: #ForGwinnett. That's because Gwinnett Church wants to be known for what it is for, and it is - you guessed it - For Gwinnett! There are many service opportunities available to support the good work being done throughout the county and beyond to help and serve those around us. While the church is best known for participating in the Be Rich service campaign around the holidays each year, service opportunities are available and encouraged throughout the year.

Fantastic!! I had typically always visited North Point but this is a sister church. It's run very…read moremuch in the same manner as the others as far as being a nondenominational mega church. Andy Stanley, the founder, had decided to create a church for people who don't like to go to church. His vision has become reality and he has opened multiple churches across Atlanta. It's incredible to see the amount of support and people that flood in the doors to hear the sermons every week and all the volunteers who gave up their time to make everything run as smoothly as possible from parking in the lot to leaving. They have a fantastic children's area and you are grouped according to what grade level you are. It's so terrific and my daughter actually enjoys going. They always do little activities that help teach them about how to be a Christian. My friend introduced me to this church a couple weeks ago and I was so happy to not have to park a mile away and I was able to find a seat relatively easy. The sermons literally move me. They are so fantastic and come from the heart. Listening to people's experiences helps me remember to be thankful for what I have and want to help others. If you miss a sermon, they can be found online because they record them. It's so wonderful to have that option because sometimes you might not be able to make it for whatever reason. They are opening up another sermon time for the month of August because they are growing. The additional service will be held at 12:45 PM. If you are a new member, you can stop by the new member area and get a really nice mug and get introduced to some of the staff there. They also have some complimentary bites for breakfast. Today they were passing out free donuts! I have to admit I really miss listening to Andy Stanley but the sermons I have heard here are also very good. And I can always catch Andy online!

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!

warm and welcoming. Great facilities and Pastor gives a good word. The members are so friendly.read more

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.

So happy to have found PHPC! Everyone is so welcoming. I feel like I've found my niche here…read more There is something to offer for every age group, from the youngest worshippers who enjoy Rev. Dave's children's sermon and the JOY (Just Older Youth) group, book club, knitting group, Bible studies, to the fun Women's Breakfasts. Lots of volunteer opportunities with groups who help at food banks, shelters, etc. So much in a church that is small enough to know who you are and large enough to accomplish outstanding things.

I've visited this church a few times now when I'm in the area and have been impressed with the…read morewelcoming congregation, lovely campus, and creative music and children's time during the services. Dave, the head pastor, started this church and congregation and really brings a sense of excitement to worship. His sermons are engaging and children's time will be one the most interesting times you've had in a worship service in awhile. This church has opportunities outside of worship for all ages and is actively involved in the community.

I love this place! I love its bible based teachings. Straight from Scripture. I've been going here…read morefor about 10 years. It's a large church but you can easily join a small group to connect with the community, meet people, and make friends! They're also really invested in the younger generation. I'd recommend 12 Stone for people of any age.

I became a member of 12 Stone church when I lived down the road in Lawrenceville in 2016. I moved…read moreaway in 2023 and remained a member of the church since watching Sunday services on live streams recordings when I could because of working at night. I recently became a widow, my husband of 25 years recently passed away last month (August 2026) unexpectedly from a heart attack and needed some help. 12 stone church turned me down for any help and their reasons that was given is I'm not in their system. I cannot begin to express how heart broken and betrayed I feel by this church I fell in love, on top of grieving the loss of my husband. I thought church and worshipping Jesus was to honor and celebrate him in both time of happiness and times of despair and need, not to be turned away.