No matter where you are or what season of life you are in, you are welcomed here so long as you…read moreremember there are no perfect people allowed. Come join others who are learning what it means to follow God in an imperfect world. Our pastor, Rod Zwemke, is not just a typical preacher, he is a teacher that helps you to understand the bible and how God's word applies to you and your life. Please come and join us on Sunday's at 10:30AM for Fellowship.

From the owner: Change lives. That is why this church exists. We know that God can and does change lives. He has…read morebeen doing it since day one at Crossroads. We envision our entire community transformed by God as we passionately love God and the people of our community. We look forward to seeing more people connect with God, grow with others and share their God-given passion to our community and world.

My son and his friend was going to this church they are teenagers like all boy teenagers they act…read moreup sometimes. My sons friend had a knife not bothering anything they are just always on them for something. The preacher called me today and told me they were gonna suspend them for two weeks from church. Turning them away from Gods house for two weeks I have never read that in the Bible. What if something happens to those kids at the time they would have been in church some kind of accident or they could have got saved one of those church days. My son didn't even have the knife but the other child didn't have it out. I think this was two extreme the preacher should teach the boys this is not something you should bring to church. Instead suspend them I think there needs to be a new preacher at this church cause this is not the first crazy thing he has done as a pastor. They tried to baptize my son without telling me and he had not been saved!

I attended Jefferson Church for a period of time and followed their online content as part of…read morestaying connected with the church community. Based on my own experience, I found the leadership's communication style--especially on the church's social media--did not align with what I was looking for in a church home. During my visits and while engaging with their online posts, I often felt that the messaging emphasized branding and public image more than the kind of biblical teaching and pastoral guidance I personally value. The topics highlighted on their platforms didn't match what I hoped to see addressed, and I left services feeling like important spiritual issues weren't being discussed in a meaningful way. This was disappointing for me as someone trying to find a church with a clear, consistent focus on scripture and community needs. Ultimately, my firsthand experience led me to look elsewhere. If you prefer a church with a different communication approach or a more direct teaching style, you may want to explore other options as well.

if your looking for a place to call home! you will find it at the Jefferson church. the whole…read morechurch vibe so welcoming that you won't be in a hurry to run to your car.Preaching doest get any better than Pastor Nick, when I relocated here 2 plus years ago my son brought me to service and man was I hooked. Pastor Nick was talking to ME! my wife felt the same way.So if you looking come by and road test the Jefferson church.

Driving through rural Georgia and this marker in front of the church caught my eye. It's a lovely…read morelooking building though at 7am on a Saturday, it was quite well secured. The marker reads, "Nails Creek Baptist Church, the first Baptist Church in Banks County, was established February 11, 1787. It was the Mother Church of Middle River, Grove Level and Indian Creek. Many descendants of its charter members are active in the work of the church. The first building burned in 1864 and was rebuilt in 1868. In 1881 a larger church was erected and that was replaced by the present brick structure in 1908. From 1836 to 1922 28 ministers filled the pulpit. Membership in 1922 was 457. This is marker number 006-5 and was erected in 1954 by the Georgia Historical Commission. [Review 20345 overall - 680 in Georgia - 1323 of 2023.]