Atlanta Mennonite Church

About this church

Atlanta Mennonite Church worships on Sundays at 10 a.m. on a shared property at 1088 Bouldercrest in Atlanta, Georgia. Dress is casual, children are welcome in worship, and an activity section is set up for young children. The style of service varies by week. On the first and third Sundays, worship centers on a sermon-style reflection with hymns, prayers, and time to share joys and concerns, and the first Sunday includes Communion open to all. The second Sunday is Wild Church, held outdoors, often by the barn, with a period of wandering and wondering on the land. The fourth Sunday is Taize worship, with meditative singing and silent prayer, followed by a monthly potluck. Services can also be joined by Zoom, and coffee and snacks are set out in the sanctuary.

The congregation is part of the Mennonite tradition and describes its commitments as hospitality, solidarity, contemplation, discipleship, creation care, and peace with justice. It shares its land with an urban agriculture program and a forest preschool. Small groups include a weekly Anabaptist Community Bible study at 9 a.m. in the education building, a monthly film discussion, a monthly meal and solidarity group, and a game night. Email the church to ask about groups, and confirm service details on the website.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed October 4, 2026. Sources: Home: worship and pastor · Worship styles by Sunday · Small groups · About: Mennonite identity, land

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