With Atlanta being the thriving, Bible Belt city that it is, there are so many opportunities to for young adult Christians (singles especially) to get involved and connect with other like-minded individuals. Churches and other religious organizations usually have fun activities that aren’t dating services either, unless that’s what you’re going for then you’re still in a good place!
Hillary, a 24-year-old from Vinings and a regular attendee at Buckhead Church talks about the Fusion events for singles, ‘Attending these events helped me to see that other young singes do aspire to glorify God in their actions! I built relationships that I hope both glorify and honor God.’
Alexi, a 29-year-old from Atlanta and a regular attendee at Buckhead Church, discusses his experiences at Fusion, ‘It helped me meet new friends that I still have today- four years later.’
There are a TON of Christian Singles’ groups, ministries, and volunteer opportunities in the Greater Atlanta area, but here are a few options with upcoming events. Remember: just showing up is the first hump to get over and these are all no pressure, have fun activities.
- Buckhead Church, Pastor Andy Stanley
o Commonly described as a ‘mega church’ this non-denominational congregation is a campus church of Northpoint Community Church
o Part 3 Singles Series- Feb 14 @ 7:30pm at the church
o Singles Gathering- Feb 26 *location and time TBD
o Starting Point Orientation- Feb. 19 at the church
o Click here for a full list of events at all campuses.
- Passion City Church, Pastor Louie Giglio
o Commonly described as a ‘mega church’, you may recognize this as the home of The Chris Tomlin Band
- Peachtree Presbyterian Church, Senior Pastor Vic Pentz
o A more traditional church experience with a thriving community of young people and activities
o Vespers- Night of Worship March 1 @ 7pm at Kellett Chapel
o Other events can be found HERE.
- Peachtree Road United Methodist Church
o A more traditional church experience with a thriving community of young people and activities
o Single Women's Book Club meets on Wednesday nights at the Church
Alexi and Hillary met each other at Buckhead’s annual springtime service event Do.Justice. although they weren’t there to meet someone to date. Alexi says, ‘Do.Justice gave me a platform for giving back to the community and doing so it helped me to grow spiritually by serving the needy as Christ did.’
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