Christ Church Episcopal (Norcross, Ga.)

Please join the Christ Church family for worship this Sunday. . .
8 a.m.--English Service (Holy Eucharist)
9:15 a.m.--Education Hour
10:30 a.m.--English Service (Holy Eucharist)
1 p.m.--Spanish Service (Holy Eucharist)

See our website for more on the week's activities and services, including Sunday evening events, Wednesday supper and activities, and daytime services.

We are a Christian community blessed with vibrancy and diversity. Our members come from around the Atlanta metro area. The parish supports both an English-language and a Spanish-language congregation.

Sundays at Christ Church are simply a wonderful place to be! You will find God’s joyful, living presence in a parish large enough to offer you an array of services yet small enough to know your name.

We offer a variety of programs for spiritual development for adults and children. We encourage fellowship and provide social gatherings to nurture families and friendships. We have strong children's ministries, an active youth group, families and singles of all ages, and a caring community of Primetimers (retirees).

Our parish actively supports organizations and agencies in our community that serve the homeless and the hungry.

CCE-Norcross has an exceptional music program and a vibrant performing arts group in the Christ Church Players.

We are an accepting and diverse group. Please feel free to come as you are, whether you are wearing a suit or jeans!

On Being an Episcopalian. . . If you are searching and find these concepts appeal to you, we believe you will find a home in the Episcopal Church. If you do, we welcome you to the family of Christ Church.
-- WORSHIP that brings you in, instead of putting you on the sidelines.
-- A THEOLOGY that demands our intelligence rather than ignoring it.
-- A WILLINGNESS not only to tolerate, but also to celebrate differences.
-- A HERITAGE that takes the Bible seriously yet is not bound by literalism.
-- A strong sense of COMMUNITY in which our consensus is in our common relationship to Jesus Christ rather than to an enforced conformity of opinion.
-- A devotion to the SACRAMENTS as instituted by Jesus through the Tradition of the Church and which evoke awe rather than factual explanation.
-- A sense of MINISTRY that is rightfully the obligation and privilege of every baptized person.
-- An insistence on MORALITY (what is good and loving) as opposed to MORALISM (judgmental salvation by code instead of Christ).
Adapted from the Church of the Good Shepherd, Bonita, California.