Grove Kids
Check-in opens half an hour early. Same teachers most weeks, so your kid gets known.
A church on Oglethorpe Avenue
An old church with
the doors propped open.
The church has kept the same corner of Savannah since the congregation began — and we would rather you sit in the back row this Sunday than never come at all. Two gatherings, one sermon, and a pot of coffee that outlasts the service.
When we gather
Sundays, Wednesdays, and one Saturday morning
Free parking in the lot behind the sanctuary, off Habersham Street. The Oglethorpe Avenue doors and the Habersham ramp both open thirty minutes early.
Sunday8:30 AMWorship and Communion, with the organ
Sunday9:45 AMFormation hour for every age
Sunday11:00 AMWorship — same sermon, fuller room
Wednesday6:30 PMSupper, groups, and youth
Saturday8:00 AMFood pantry at the Habersham door
Come as you are
What a first Sunday actually looks like
You park behind the building, take a bulletin from whoever is standing at the door, and sit wherever there is room. Nobody will ask you to stand up, wear a badge, or fill anything out. There is coffee in the narthex before and after, and the whole thing is over in about an hour.
If you have children, the check-in desk is the first table on your left. If you would rather nobody notice you at all, that is a perfectly good way to visit a church.
You park behind the building, take a bulletin from whoever is standing at the door, and sit wherever there is room. Nobody will ask you to stand up, wear a badge, or fill anything out. There is coffee in the narthex before and after, and the whole thing is over in about an hour.
If you have children, the check-in desk is the first table on your left. If you would rather nobody notice you at all, that is a perfectly good way to visit a church.
At a glance
Generationsof Savannah families have worshiped in this room
Every Saturdaythe pantry door opens on Habersham Street
Two gatheringsthe same sermon, morning and late morning
Open to allcare and counsel without membership
Ministries
Rooms with the lights on all week
Students
Wednesday supper, then games and a short teaching in the hall downstairs.
Choir & Music
Hymns, an anthem, and whatever the season asks for. New voices welcome any week.
Prayer Chapel
The side chapel stays unlocked on weekday mornings for anyone who needs it.
This season’s series
Ordinary Saints
Bread for the Journey
Luke 9:10–17 · Rev. Adaeze Whitfield
A ten-week walk through Luke, asking what it looks like to be faithful in a life nobody writes down. Messages are posted Sunday afternoon with the passage and the printed notes.
On the calendar
Coming up at the church
Sep12
Pantry Serve Morning
Sort, bag, and hand out groceries. Show up once or every week.
Sep20
Homecoming Sunday
Lunch on the lawn under the oaks. Bring a dish or bring nobody but yourself.
Oct04
Choral Evensong
A sung evening service, candlelit, about forty-five minutes long.
From the congregation
“We came for the music and stayed because somebody learned our names before we learned theirs.”
The Pearson family · Ardsley Park
8:30 and 11:00 on Sunday
Come this Sunday. Sit in the back.
Tell us you are coming and someone will meet you at the Oglethorpe Avenue doors — or don’t, and slip in with everybody else. Both are fine.