Grace Midtown Church - Atlanta (GA)

4 /5 Katherine E: I’ve been looking for a new church and a girlfriend invited me to Grace. It had easy/free parking, short walk to church, intimate/small community, free coffee which they serve in real mugs, music was unreal. Things I felt could have been better - sermon didn’t feel well prepared, went over an hour (that’s the Catholic in me). There’s no such thing as a perfect church meaning a church that has everything a person wants but overall, I will definitely go back. Music is the most important thing to me and this place was phenomenal. From the voices to the audience set up around the stage to less common songs - highly recommend giving them a shot! Young crowd and not a ton of kids.

5 /5 Albert Giovanazzi: Great church with super welcoming community. Lost of young people and families. All the pastors are great speakers. They also get into the history of the scripture which, has a history buff, I appreciate. Their faith is strong!

5 /5 Justin Burnett: This is a great church for people of all ages but especially young adults and college students. The head pastor gives messages with very deep and sound theology, but also applies that theology to daily practical life. All the staff and members are very nice and welcoming and they have just a great atmosphere. The worship band is amazing as well. Definitely give this a try if you are looking for a church in Atlanta.

5 /5 Shawn-Telle Williams: My first time here for the Maverick City gathering of worship. Great experience

3 /5 Jennifer Simmons, M.Ed.: Cute church with great worship. We were in town visiting for an event at a local all girls college. Our daughter suggested we go to Midtown for service this morning. The service was good but I was taken aback by the fact that no one greeted us. There didn’t seem to be any way to connect. If there were, we were not informed. The message was about the Good Shepherd and was pretty good. The worship was awesome. I just wished we would have felt more welcomed.