John Knox Presbyterian Church Marietta GA

John Knox Presbyterian Church Marietta GA Be Accepted and Encouraged Here This led to the organization of John Knox Presbyterian Church. There were 199 charter members.

In the fall of 1957, a group of 50 Presbyterians began meeting for worship in the East Marietta Community House on Lower Roswell Road. Shortly thereafter, construction started on our first building on six and one half acres at our present site on Powers Ferry Road. In March of 1958, initial services in the new facility were attended by a large gathering, both in Sunday School and Worship. In a sp

ecial service on May 25, 1958, John Knox Presbyterian Church was formally organized by a Commission of the Cherokee Presbytery. Crowded facilities and a desire for an expanded program led to the construction of the Fellowship Hall in 1963, which was later used as a temporary Sanctuary. That same year, a concentrated Sanctuary building effort was begun. The Atlanta-based architectural firm of Toombs, Amisano and Wells was selected, with Tom Venulet as the primary designer. The firm was instructed to make the design dignified, simple and contemporary, with the inside activity determining outside appearance. The new Sanctuary was dedicated at a service in October1967. In this unique building, seating is on both sides and in front of the pulpit area, with accomodations for 500 people, including the choir, which is elevated in a balcony at the rear of the center section. Ground-breaking for the Christian Education Building, complete with nine classrooms, was held in July of 1979, and construction was finished before the following Easter. The new building greatly enhanced the Sunday School program for John Knox, as well as allowing an expanded weekday preschool program. Later expansions of the facilities included a newly renovated Fellowship Hall, dedicated in 1990, and a refurbishing of the Sanctuary, re-dedicated in May of 1998. John Knox is a growing and vibrant church with many of its charter members, and new members joining from a growing population base in booming East Cobb County. John Knox Presbyterian Church is looking toward the future with optimism and excitement. With the limitless boundaries that the future holds, John Knox's presence and outreach in Cobb County will continue to expand and prosper in its efforts to serve the community and the world through God's gift of Jesus Christ.

Join us this Wednesday, February 18th, at 7:00pm for our Ash Wednesday service! The small worship gathering will take pl...
02/16/2026

Join us this Wednesday, February 18th, at 7:00pm for our Ash Wednesday service! The small worship gathering will take place in our sanctuary. All are welcome!

Due to extreme cold, and continued snowy conditions, all church activities for tomorrow, Sunday, February 1st, are cance...
01/31/2026

Due to extreme cold, and continued snowy conditions, all church activities for tomorrow, Sunday, February 1st, are canceled. Please stay safe and warm!

John Knox Presbyterian Church will be closed for worship on Sunday, January 25th, due to inclement weather.
01/24/2026

John Knox Presbyterian Church will be closed for worship on Sunday, January 25th, due to inclement weather.

What a blessing our 23rd Annual Christmas Corner was! πŸŽ„Last week, with the support of our community, we raised over $1,0...
12/14/2025

What a blessing our 23rd Annual Christmas Corner was! πŸŽ„

Last week, with the support of our community, we raised over $1,000- and every dollar goes to Helping Hands to directly support neighbors experiencing financial crisis.

Thank you for showing up, giving generously, and being the hands and feet of Christ. Many thanks as well to our volunteers- we couldn’t have done this without you! See you next year! πŸŽ„πŸŽ„
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If you and your family could use a calm moment in the midst of the holiday rush, we’re hosting a Christmas Eve gathering...
12/02/2025

If you and your family could use a calm moment in the midst of the holiday rush, we’re hosting a Christmas Eve gathering with candlelight, familiar Christmas carols, and a cozy reception afterwards! πŸ₯—πŸ²πŸ§

It’s relaxed, family-friendly, and open to everyone– whether you’ve been to a service before or just looking for a warm place to enjoy Christmas Eve. πŸŽ„

Children are more than welcome and formal attire is not required. Come as you are and bring your appetite!
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Thank you to everyone who made this year’s Thanksgiving Boxes project a success! Every year, JKPC fills 40 boxes with fo...
11/23/2025

Thank you to everyone who made this year’s Thanksgiving Boxes project a success! Every year, JKPC fills 40 boxes with food for families experiencing food insecurity.

When the schools close for Thanksgiving break, the families whose children rely on free and reduced meals at the school do not have that option. With these boxes, we can ensure that our neighbors are fed.

Many thanks to our volunteers. We could not have done this without the countless kind and generous souls who donated their time, money, food, and help to this project.

For more ways you can help JKPC with its mission to encourage, welcome, and support our neighbors in need, please visit our website!
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Once a month, The Newcomers Club of Cobb County meets here at JKPC.Β  The Club is a women’s social club that provides a f...
11/20/2025

Once a month, The Newcomers Club of Cobb County meets here at JKPC.Β  The Club is a women’s social club that provides a friendly atmosphere and a wide variety of member-run activities. Women make new friends and get adjusted to a new place or a new time in their lives, as promoting friendship is their mission! TheyΒ support our community at JKPC through their β€œNewcomers Helping Others” program. Each month they collect needed items for a wide variety of charities.

The picture you see here shows their very generous contribution to our Thanksgiving Boxes outreach, in which food items are collected, sorted, packed, and then delivered to our neighbors experiencing food insecurity. This ministry is especially important over the holiday when food prices go up and schools are closed, making food accessibility more difficult.

If you would like to learn more about The Newcomers Club of Cobb County, check out their website here: https://www.newcomersofcobbcounty.com

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11/17/2025

It’s time for the 23rd Annual Secret Christmas Corner! πŸŽ„

Please join us on Saturday, December 6Β from 9am to 12pm for a morning filled with gifts, treats, crafts, and pictures with Santa! This isΒ a wonderful time for kids to come and shop for their parents and siblings, and all items for kids are $2 and under! πŸŽ…

There are tables of more β€œgrown-up” gifts for parents to shop while their kids are with their Elf Helpers. We will also have a bake sale! πŸͺ

100% of proceeds go to the church Helping Hands Fund, which directly supports our neighbors experiencing financial crisis.

We are also looking for volunteers, so if you’d like to help out please comment below for the sign up!

We hope to see you there! πŸŽ„
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Every year, Americans from across the country gather with their families for a season of thanks. For most, this holiday ...
11/06/2025

Every year, Americans from across the country gather with their families for a season of thanks. For most, this holiday brings about abundant food and nourishment, but for some, food insecurity does not take a break for the holidays.

Families with children who rely on school meals as their main source of food often go hungry during the holidays. So many of our neighbors do not have basic pantry items, and with SNAP Benefits being cut, our community needs us more than ever.

John Knox Presbyterian Church has put together 𝟜𝟘 π•‹π•™π•’π•Ÿπ•œπ•€π•˜π•šπ•§π•šπ•Ÿπ•˜ 𝔹𝕠𝕩𝕖𝕀 each November for over a decade now, and this year will be no exception. Due to the demand for non perishable food items, we humbly ask for donations and support in order to feed our neighbors this holiday. Please see the image in this post for donation suggestions.

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We try to provide β€œextras” for families with small children and special needs (ex: diapers, gluten free options, can openers for families living in hotels, festive paper plates and napkins for Thanksgiving). Little extras (books, coloring books, crayons) would also be much appreciated.
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If you would like to help beyond donating items and are able, we would love to see you on Friday, November 21st at 6:30 PM, where we will pack the boxes with food and have them prepared for delivery to our neighbors.

If you have any questions, please send us a message!

10/18/2025

Another great day at the Pumpkin Patch!

This Saturday 10/18Children's costume parade at 11 am and pet costume parade at 3 pm in the Pumpkin Patch! Join us for l...
10/17/2025

This Saturday 10/18
Children's costume parade at 11 am and pet costume parade at 3 pm in the Pumpkin Patch! Join us for lots of fun and free treats! Don't forget, every Sunday is Bake Sale Sunday and we've got great gift box give aways (Family Game night, Rio Brazilian Steakhouse and Bakery, The Joint Chiropractic and more!) So come join us - and remember - all proceeds help those in our community experiencing financial crisis.

See you at the Pumpkin Patch! All 1,026 pumpkins have been delivered and set out for our patch! Many thanks to our volun...
10/12/2025

See you at the Pumpkin Patch!

All 1,026 pumpkins have been delivered and set out for our patch! Many thanks to our volunteers- we couldn’t have done it without you!

Our opening day is Sunday, October 12, at 12:30pm. We will have a bake sale every Sunday!

Check our pinned post for a more event information and dates. All proceeds from this fundraiser benefit the John Knox Presbyterian Church Helping Hands Fund, which directly supports community members in need of financial assistance.

See you soon!
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In the fall of 1957, a group of 50 Presbyterians began meeting for worship in the East Marietta Community House on Lower Roswell Road. This led to the organization of John Knox Presbyterian Church. Shortly thereafter, construction started on our first building on six and one half acres at our present site on Powers Ferry Road. In March of 1958, initial services in the new facility were attended by a large gathering, both in Sunday School and Worship. In a special service on May 25, 1958, John Knox Presbyterian Church was formally organized by a Commission of the Cherokee Presbytery. There were 199 charter members. Crowded facilities and a desire for an expanded program led to the construction of the Fellowship Hall in 1963, which was later used as a temporary Sanctuary. That same year, a concentrated Sanctuary building effort was begun. The Atlanta-based architectural firm of Toombs, Amisano and Wells was selected, with Tom Venulet as the primary designer. The firm was instructed to make the design dignified, simple and contemporary, with the inside activity determining outside appearance. The new Sanctuary was dedicated at a service in October1967. In this unique building, seating is on both sides and in front of the pulpit area, with accomodations for 500 people, including the choir, which is elevated in a balcony at the rear of the center section. Ground-breaking for the Christian Education Building, complete with nine classrooms, was held in July of 1979, and construction was finished before the following Easter. The new building greatly enhanced the Sunday School program for John Knox, as well as allowing an expanded weekday preschool program. Later expansions of the facilities included a newly renovated Fellowship Hall, dedicated in 1990, and a refurbishing of the Sanctuary, re-dedicated in May of 1998. John Knox is a growing and vibrant church with many of its charter members, and new members joining from a growing population base in booming East Cobb County. John Knox Presbyterian Church is looking toward the future with optimism and excitement. With the limitless boundaries that the future holds, John Knox's presence and outreach in Cobb County will continue to expand and prosper in its efforts to serve the community and the world through God's gift of Jesus Christ.