Atlanta

The Presbytery organised a Preaching Station in the suburbs of Atlanta, Georgia, in 2004. The church is known locally as the Free Church Atlanta. Rev Warren E Gardner, who had ministered to churches in North Georgia for thirty years, was admitted to the Free Church of Scotland (Continuing) in 2004 and appointed resident supply for the new work.

In 2006 the Atlanta Preaching Station became a congregation and Rev. Gardner was inducted as the minister

Encouraging Beginning

It is encouraging to be able to report that the preaching station was raised to the level of a full congregation by the General Assembly in 2006 and Mr Gardner was called as the first minister of the congregation.

Where is Atlanta anyway?

Atlanta is in the State of Georgia in North America.

A bit more about the congregation

The worship in the congregation follows the simple, serious pattern of worship of the Reformation and the early church. The families in the church bring food for a delicious meal together between the worship services, providing opportunity for fellowship and discussion.

There is a book & sermon tape library established for those attending the church. Time for Christian fellowship is very important and an annual all-age conference has been established for fellowship across the Presbytery.

A bit more about the pastor

Rev. Warren E. Gardner was born in 1946, and educated at Geneva College, Westminster Theological Seminary, Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, and Columbia Theological Seminary. He was ordained to the gospel ministry in 1972, and has served Presbyterian churches in North Georgia for thirty years. Rev. Gardner is married and has five children, three of his daughters being married to Presbyterian ministers.

Sermons Broadcast: http://www.sermonaudio.com/freechurchatlanta

Minister

Inducted to this charge

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Warren Gardener

2005

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