MINISTRIES.
Loving. Growing. Giving.
Ministry is how we care for one another, grow in Christ, and carry His love beyond our walls. Find community, discover your gifts, and take your next step with The Church of Atlanta.
Start with a connection or volunteer form above, or explore our ministries below. Form buttons open Church Center in a new tab. For a specific ministry or its next gathering, use the ministry’s email link. You can also explore membership, baptism, and other next steps.
Prayer for our church, families, leaders, schools, and communities.
Who it’s for: Anyone seeking prayer, and people who want to pray for others.
Share a prayer request through our prayer form, or email the team about participating in prayer ministry.
Spiritual encouragement and connection for those who are sick or unable to attend gatherings.
Who it’s for: People who are sick or unable to attend gatherings, and those who want to offer encouragement.
Tell the team about a need for spiritual encouragement or your interest in serving.
Faith, belonging, and support for children with special needs and their families.
Who it’s for: Children with special needs and their families.
Connect with the team about your family’s needs or your interest in supporting this ministry.
Encouragement, spiritual support, and community for people navigating addiction and recovery.
Who it’s for: People navigating addiction or recovery who are seeking spiritual support.
Reach out about encouragement, connection, or opportunities to support others on their journey.
Community Aid Resource Exchange connects compassion with practical resources, outreach, and support.
Who it’s for: Neighbors with practical needs, volunteers, and community partners.
Ask about community resources, offer your time, or share how you would like to partner.
Community Aid, Resources, Empowerment & Support brings tangible help to individuals and families facing urgent needs.
Who it’s for: Individuals and families facing urgent needs, and people who want to help.
Contact the team about a need or ask how to support this ministry’s work.
Marriage enrichment, healing, reconciliation, and spiritual support for couples.
Who it’s for: Married couples seeking growth, encouragement, and stronger relationships.
Introduce yourselves to the team and ask about marriage ministry participation.
Brotherhood, Scripture, encouragement, and growth for men.
Who it’s for: Men seeking brotherhood, biblical encouragement, and spiritual growth.
Connect with the team to express interest in fellowship or serving alongside other men.
Spiritual growth and practical encouragement for women in faith, family, and everyday life.
Who it’s for: Women seeking encouragement in faith, family, and everyday life.
Introduce yourself and ask about connecting with the women’s ministry.
Support for fathers building stronger relationships with their children and strengthening their families.
Who it’s for: Fathers who want to strengthen their families and relationships with their children.
Share your interest in encouragement, connection, or supporting other fathers.
Biblical encouragement, friendship, and fellowship for unmarried adults.
Who it’s for: Unmarried adults seeking faith, friendship, and community.
Connect with the team about fellowship and ways to participate.
Connection, fellowship, and meaningful activities for adults 55 and older.
Who it’s for: Adults ages 55 and older.
Introduce yourself and ask about fellowship, connection, or ways to serve.
Building relationships and reflecting Christ through recreation, teamwork, and sports.
Who it’s for: People who enjoy recreation, sports, teamwork, and building relationships.
Share your interests and ask how to participate or help with this ministry.
Your fresh start: connect with leadership, explore faith, and find your next step in our church family.
Who it’s for: Guests, new believers, and people finding their place in our church family.
Complete a connection card to introduce yourself and share the next step you would like to take.
Ministers in Training: spiritual formation, mentoring, and practical preparation for ministry.
Who it’s for: People exploring a call to ministry and seeking preparation and mentoring.
Contact the team about your interest in ministry training and the next steps for participation.
Mentoring and encouragement for young adults ages 18–25 as they cultivate their gifts and purpose.
Who it’s for: Young adults ages 18–25.
Introduce yourself and ask about mentoring, connection, or opportunities to grow and serve.
Connection, encouragement, and resources for students and families navigating college life.
Who it’s for: College students and families navigating college life.
Reach out for connection or share your interest in supporting students.
Developing young leaders through ministry, mentoring, and community engagement.
Who it’s for: Young people interested in leadership, ministry, and community service.
Contact the team about youth participation, mentoring, or ways to support young leaders.
Biblical teaching and encouragement for young people committed to abstinence until marriage.
Who it’s for: Young people seeking biblical encouragement in their commitment to abstinence until marriage.
Connect with the team to ask about participation and encouragement.
Sharing the Gospel and building connections with our neighbors throughout Atlanta.
Who it’s for: People who want to share the Gospel and build relationships with neighbors.
Express your interest in outreach through the “A” Team volunteer form or email this ministry.
God’s Anointed New Generation: restoration and street outreach led by people whose lives have been transformed.
Who it’s for: People with a heart for restoration and street outreach.
Share your interest in serving and ask about connecting with the outreach team.
Bringing encouragement, Scripture, and the hope of Christ to people who are incarcerated.
Who it’s for: People who are incarcerated, and volunteers with a heart for encouragement and the Gospel.
Contact the team about participating in prison ministry or supporting its work.
Connecting volunteers, resources, and partners to strengthen East Point, College Park, and Hapeville.
Who it’s for: Volunteers and partners serving East Point, College Park, and Hapeville.
Share your city, interests, and how you would like to contribute to community service.
Community connections, partnerships, events, and service in East Point.
Who it’s for: East Point neighbors, volunteers, and community partners.
Connect with the team about serving, partnering, or building community relationships in East Point.
Strengthening College Park through relationships, volunteerism, and community service.
Who it’s for: College Park neighbors, volunteers, and community partners.
Connect with the team about service, volunteerism, or community relationships in College Park.
Serving Hapeville through outreach, partnerships, and practical acts of love.
Who it’s for: Hapeville neighbors, volunteers, and community partners.
Connect with the team about outreach, partnerships, or practical ways to serve Hapeville.
Dance, drama, music, and sign language ministry help our church worship, encounter God, and participate together.
Who it’s for: People with gifts or interests in music, dance, drama, or sign language ministry.
Share your gifts and interests through the “A” Team form or email the team about participation.
Rooted in the Tri-Cities
Our faith takes us into College Park, East Point, Hapeville, and beyond. Discover how Hope Hub carries compassion, advocacy, and practical support into our communities.
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