what about my children?
Children at Johns Creek Christian Church have the highest quality church experience.
• We have a nursery that is clean, safe and staffed by workers who have been screened and trained.
• Children ages 3-K begin worship with the adults, but early in the service they are invited to go our wonderful Live BIG! kid’s program.
• Your child is welcome to join the other children or stay with you, depending on your comfort level.
• Our Live BIG! workers lead the children to their classrooms where they have their own teaching, snacks, and a time to play games and make friends.
Please feel free to walk with your child to Live BIG! and observe what they do (Just follow the children and the adult staff).
Please Note: Because we take children's safety seriously, Johns Creek Christian Church has a Sign-In/Sign-Out Policy which ensures that no one else (only you) can pick your child up after the service.
what should i wear?
Wear whatever you'd like at Johns Creek Christian Church. You'll see people in blue jeans sitting beside people with slacks and golf shirts. You’ll find some people who like to “dress up” for church. There is no dress code, official or otherwise. Just be yourself.
when should i arrive?
Worship begins at 10:45 a.m. Our education hour (Sunday school) begins at 9:30 a.m. We have classes for everyone in your family.
what will the service be like?
Our worship service lasts about an hour, very rarely longer. There are some things we do each week:
• We sing both contemporary and traditional songs.
• We provide a short time of relevant Biblical teaching providing you resources to face today's tough issues.
• We take communion each week. You are welcome to take communion if you choose.
We go to great lengths to ensure you will not be embarrassed at Johns Creek Christian Church. We will be pleased to have you, but will not single you out in any fashion.
what sort of church is this?
Johns Creek Christian Church seeks to honor and serve Jesus Christ. Jesus is at the very center of our beliefs, our mission and our vision for the future.
• We have no formal creed or statement of beliefs that we require people to adopt. Instead, we join together on the common confession that Jesus of Nazareth is the Christ, God’s only Son, the savior of the world.
• We express this common belief that Jesus died for the sins of all humanity as we take communion together each week. Of course, we believe there are of other important beliefs, but none compare to the importance of trusting in Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior.