Organized in 1903, Crusselle-Freeman Church of the Deaf ministers to the deaf as well as the hearing. According to the website, "God continues to use this church to minister in a special way to deaf people, their families and the surrounding community." The current building for Crusselle-Freeman, at 1304 Allene Avenue in Atlanta, was dedicated in 1978. Felix Love is the pastor.
Heritage is a charming and friendly mid-sized church located in between Hiram and Dallas. One of the great things about Heritage is that it utilizes sports to bring people together for worship. It is currently looking for anyone interested in signing up for the following: men's and coed softball, fantasy football, wiffle ball tournaments, trivia nights, game show nights, and group bowling yeams.
Ever since the Johnson Ferry Baptist Church broke ground in June 1983, this church has been one of the most popular and respected religious institutions in the Southeast. With a strong emphasis on missions, it has become an important influence in Cobb County and North Georgia. Through his ministry both at the church and in the media, Pastor Bryant Wright is one of the best-known and loved ministers in the area. No matter what your denomination, this is a church worth visiting just to experience the friendly staff and vast activities within its walls.
Brookhaven Baptist Church is a tri-lingual church, offering services in English, Spanish and Asian. The church has been in the same location since its founding in 1922, with parts of the building being rebuilt in 1938 and 1961. There are services and programs for all ages, including children, youth, college-age and senior adults. Check the website for an updated schedule of events and to listen to sermons online.
