Jars of Clay
Non-Denominational / Independent
937 Sims Street Southwest
Atlanta, GA 30310
Jars of Clay is a medium-sized church located in Atlanta, GA. Our church was founded in 1997 and is Non-Denominational / Independent.
What to Expect at Jars of Clay
Jars of Clay offers 2 weekend worship services.
Leaders:
Anita Favors, Pastor
Joan Don-Pedro, Pastor
Alice Jones, Associate Pastor
Service Times:
Sunday 10:30am-12:30pm
Sunday 7:30pm-9:00pm
Service Details
- Informal or casual attire most common
- Contemporary worship style
- Printed worship bulletin
- Communion
- Altar call or invitation
- Location: Fulton County
- Parking: Private lot
- Wheelchair accessible: Yes
- Saturday evening service: No
- Multi-site church: No
- Primary language used: English and Spanish
Ministries and Programs
- Nursery
- Children's ministry
- Weekly small groups
- Christian school
- Adult education
- Christian bookstore
- Missions
- Counseling services
- Young adult ministry
- Men/women's ministry
- Choir
- Childcare or daycare
- Weekday preschool
- Community service
- Food pantry
- Singles ministry
- Weddings/receptions
- Funerals
- Other ministries and programs: Emergency Shelter; Thrift Store; Summer Camp
Additional Info About Our Church
Jars of Clay is a non-denominational church located in the city of Atlanta, GA. The church delights itself by not holding a dress code and allowing casual dress code. The church empowers homeless members of the community to worship without judgement. The church has many programs and services to empower the homeless to end their cycle of pain and house-less-ness.
Mission:
To share the Love of Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior and to all men, women and children. To offer the simplest of needs to homeless families so they can attain their greatest dreams.
Vision:
To offer the largest private uniformed christian school to homeless children and end the cycle of poverty and pain among children. To empower all people with the living Word of God. To see the end of human suffering through social services geared and led by Christian leaders.
Purpose:
We seek to exist to share the gospel of Jesus Christ and end human suffering because of the lack of food, clothing, employment, mental illness and direction.