Located off of Sixes Road, Christian Praise Center was built in 1999. Pastors Charles and Betty Holden lead the ministries, and an array of services and activities are offered such as child care, Bible study, youth groups and Sunday morning worship.
First Christian Church of Mableton offers its members and visitors community service opportunities and a Hispanic ministry. It supports several missions locally and nationwide. It offers a bilingual Sunday service, bible study and Sunday School. See the website for a calendar of events.
Snellville Christian Church is an inclusive church that brings its parishioners together through worship, music, Communion and other sacraments. The church promotes activities and groups for individuals, couples and families, including children and teen Bible classes, a youth group, pre-school activities, a choir group, women's Bible classes, men's groups and a parents' group.
Inner Quest is a metaphysical Christian church. It teaches that every person has the ability to grown in spirit and in love, based on the teachings of Jesus Christ. It offers healing sessions, counseling and classes that help church members develop their intuition and awareness of God.
Christian Life Worship Center has Sunday services and school. A variety of events are held through the congregation.
Northwest Christian Church is a non-denominational church that offers a modern, charismatic Sunday worship service. The eight-person staff at the church is led by senior pastor Ron Mobley, who trained professionally at Cincinnati Christian University and came to Northwest in 1989. The Sunday services consist of a period of musical worship that features a contemporary band and stage setup. The services also include times for prayer and a preaching message, usually from Mobley.
Peachcrest Christian Church is devoted to welcoming people of all backgrounds to the community. This missions-based church, donates 10% of offerings to charitable organizations. The church has numerous ministries for seniors, adults and children.
