Stockbridge Community Church of God

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+1 (770) 474-0084

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4401 Highway 155 N

Stockbridge, GA 30281

+1 (770) 474-0084

http://sccview.net

Stockbridge Community Church of God is a vibrant and welcoming religious institution located in Stockbridge, GA. With a dedicated leadership team and a range of ministries for all ages, the church offers a live connection card, growth tracks, baptism services, and various groups to foster spiritual growth and community engagement.

Through their media platform, the church provides access to inspiring messages, Bible reading plans, and financial resources, while also emphasizing the importance of family and children's ministries. Committed to serving their congregation, Stockbridge Community Church of God is a place where individuals can find guidance, support, and a meaningful connection with their faith.

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5.01 reviews

Ayonna W.

3/6/2016

I visited this church today because my daughter had a performance here for Christmas. I thoroughly enjoyed the service. The pastor was phenomenal. We were greeted by several people and it felt...

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