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Worship Gatherings

Sundays, 9am & 11am *

The Kalen Center
201 Vaughan Drive
Alpharetta, GA 30009

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* On 2nd Sundays, we gather in mid-sized House Churches, not at the Kalen Center.

Worship gatherings at The Parish are welcoming, simple, and sacred.

The atmosphere is relaxed, dress is casual, kids are playing, and the coffee is locally roasted. We are always excited to welcome guests, and aim to shape gatherings that are both deeply meaningful and easily approachable.

Gatherings run about 1 hour and 15 minutes, and though each week is different, common elements include modern (but simple) music, guided spiritual practices, and honest sermons as invitations into Jesus’ story. At the close of each gathering, we join the rhythm of the global Church through communion and prayer.

We endeavor to embody a fresh expression of our ancient faith, blending the great traditions of the historic Church to become a people who are deeply formed, prayer-filled, others-oriented, Kingdom-directed, and Spirit-dependent. We incorporate a liturgy that is both ancient and fresh. Because liturgy means the work of the people, our worship gatherings make space for engagement, and everyone is invited to participate.

Family Ministry areas for babies, preschoolers, and elementary students (through 4th grade) are available during both gatherings, while 5th-6th grade and 7th-8th grade classes meeting during 11am gathering only.

The Latest

A More Beautiful Song | Voting for the Sake of Others (and Why Everything is Not Falling Apart) (October 27, 2024)
We consider the example of Jesus laying down his interests for the sake of others as a framework for our political lives, and we remind ourselves of Christ’s unshakeable kingdom in the midst of a turbulent world.
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AfterWords | The Way of the King… It’s a Lot
Eric Seidel offers a reflection on The Parish gathering on October 20th.
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A More Beautiful Song | Two Masters: Politics, Allegiance, and a Kingdom (October 20, 2024)
This morning, we hear Jesus' words on the Kingdom of the Heavens. Jordan approaches the ideas of politics, allegiance, and presence in light of division.
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