Atlanta Campus

In the heart of Midtown Atlanta, our Atlanta Campus is more than a place to gather. It is a thriving community where faith is deepened, purpose is awakened, and lives are transformed. Through powerful worship, thoughtful biblical teaching, and authentic connection, we create an environment where people are equipped to grow, empowered to lead, and inspired to live out their faith with clarity and conviction.

What to expect

01CCC / FOUNDATION

Dynamic
Orthodoxy

CCC is a fusion of Cathedral, a touch of Smithsonian, and College Campus—in other words, the integration of the sacred, the institutional, and the intellectual to create a dynamic worship and spiritual growth experience.

02CCC / EXPERIENCE

Sacred

The worship space at CCC is vibrant, modern and aesthetically energizing. The worship experience is dynamic yet reverential, relevant yet true to the orthodoxy of the Christian faith. The campus is a “third place” where people find community apart from work and home. In this third space, people are welcomed into a life of spiritual growth and personal mission.

03CCC / CULTURE

Institutional

In partnership with seminaries and cultural institutions, CCC has a gallery that displays original and ancient Biblical literature, manuscripts and artifacts, making it a cultural as well as spiritual destination. With a clear vision, mission and organizational philosophy, structure and programs, CCC is a model of order, consistency, spiritual growth and stability.

04CCC / LEARNING

Intellectual

CCC’s vision is of the church as a learning center. Besides its Spiritual Life Institute and Center for Biblical Studies, every Sunday the sanctuary is converted into a college classroom where spiritual seekers, novice and mature Christians of all ages can experience constant renewal of spirit, mind and body.

CCC Atlanta Campus

1374 West Peachtree Street Northwest,
Atlanta, GA, 30309

Service Times
Every Sunday 10AM

 

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