My wife and I were visiting Atlanta not knowing if we would find a gathering to worship. On our flight from Phoenix when we boarded there were only seats sitting between passengers. So we sat in different rows with me behind her. This life we both believe that God has a plan for everything and everyone. The two ladies my wife was sitting between didn't say one word to her both had headphones on. I sat between two fine God honoring/loving older people about 15 years my senior. The gentleman and myself immediately spoke to each other. Come to find out we are all born again believers. We talked about the Lord Jesus the entire flight. About how we were drawn by the Holy Spirit also about our struggles and how the Lord has used us both in our lives. Then he asked us if we wanted to attend services the next day Sunday 8/27/23. My wife thought we would miss Sunday service while traveling from the Philippines to the USA. God introduced us to two wonderful people. He invited us to services at Perimeter Church. The worship and Pastors message was very enlightening. The pastor talked about how the Father would shake the heavens and the earth in the end times. He asked if we were living life in anticipation of it. He asked were we living our life for Jesus. Perimeter is a beautiful campus full of wonderful people. Thank you Lord for your sovereignty once again for introducing us to your followers and to worship with all. Patrick picked us up and took us to a wonderful Dim Sum lunch also. Praise the Lord. Thank you for living for Christ sir.✝️♥️🙏

I was invited by Sarah Taylor from the welcoming committee. I have been attending ever since. I absolutely love that the Pastors here preach sound doctrine and the importance of diversity and inclusiveness. No ego, fashion shows or popularity contest here. Come as you are. Everyone is super nice and welcoming. I always feel very comfortable and filled when attending the services. I am in the process of becoming a member.

I am a CIT at CAA, have grown up in a Christian household but atheist for the most part, Zander, a staff member from CAA answered a lot of my questions and I now attend Sunday service as well as involved with the church in general, it is large and clean, you couldn't have guessed it was built in 1977 more like 2010-2020 but I highly recommend coming here and CAA as well.

I’m do not talking about the church I just talking about the park area it is really nice and family friendly, I love it

While I can't vouch for any of the spiritual kool aid they may proffer since we are non religious, I can thank them for the marvelous outdoor resources they offer from nature trails to the track to the pond to the playground to the obstacle course and community garden. Their lush beautifully landscaped grounds are open to the public so they can be enjoyed by all.